Are we the Last Generation of Fan?

[Railantics]

Are we? Tenneagers of today, the last generation of GN'R? and possibly dying rock n roll? Dont mean to dampen everyone, and i know GNR cant live forever, but I was wondern this a while ago. The next generation may not even know what R N R is, cause allthough many bands are good, new R NR, they never get noticed, and are all smothered over with RNB sauce. so, d'ya think we are the last generation of GNR/RNR fan?

[Neemo]

Are we? Tenneagers of today, the last generation of GN'R? and possibly dying rock n roll? Dont mean to dampen everyone, and i know GNR cant live forever, but I was wondern this a while ago. The next generation may not even know what R N R is, cause allthough many bands are good, new R NR, they never get noticed, and are all smothered over with RNB sauce. so, d'ya think we are the last generation of GNR/RNR fan?

the door, zepplin, the beatles, sabbath. they all live on to this day and they are from the 60's and 70's

if the music is good people will always listen

[SLCPUNK]

No...not yet.

[Izzy]

if the music is good people will always listen

Indeed - as music gets worse the older bands get more popular than they were even at the time - hell - how many people bought early Metallica stuff when it first came out 20 years ago? Not many.

[mrlee]

im 14 and im into rock, metal etc greatly. All i see is chavs and people getting into emo crap.

I do think rock is dieing because it is not publicised enough. heres a example, the friday night radio 1 rock show has been moved from 10 pm till 1 in the morning. Like anyones gonna hear that.

[MikeB]

 Rock n Roll will get the last laugh, i believe . all of a sudden in my school i see more kids wearing shirts of bands that came out before they where born than modern bands .  i got into late 90's music before  but i grew out of it and got into the older music

[Saul]

yes we are the last. after us it's all over. someone set us up the fan. all your rock is belong to us.

[ppbebe]

I don't think so.

I like the music of the Beatles, Zep,  punk n post punks, which ages I'm no way the witness of.
I even like some classical music and ethnic folk music of unknown authorships.

Now then how far GN'R can go, I think, depends on the current GN'R of the coming era and the albums.

[Dust N Rose]

In the beggining I used to listen to Metal bands only. After GN'R I moved to Hard-Rock bands. Many people do the same thing because they want to know who started all this. After all, some of us don't really like the noise but the melody most.

[ClintroN]

GNR will be talked about for years n' years man.

Besides from rock bands, which techno or rap band do you think will be around like ....The Doors have for instance.

[Jamie]

Hell no man. GnR are more popular now than they have ever been since the original band broke up, and more n more really young kids are gettin their music right. In the dark, dark days of nu-metal a few years back there were absolutely no good bands around at least now there's a few comin up, and some great bands (Motley Crue) or parts of them bands (VR) are gettin together again.

[Carlos_f_Rose]

mmm I think there will always be GNR fans, because their music doesnt have time...

[mrlee]

i didnt mind nu metal, as it was the thing i progressed from onto real bands. I blame it on TV's and radios not promoting rock enough.

[Rob]

GN'R and other good rock won't die if we keep it alive.  Its our duty as fans to try to get other people into this stuff.  I know if I ever have kids I'm gonna try my best to get them into the music I like.  Good music will always live on as long as people have an opportunity to hear it.

[Dr. Blutarsky]

I don`t think rock has seen its last generation.

As mentioned earlier, older (and really older) bands still enjoy popularity by fans who weren`t even born when these bands called it quits. GNR will always find new fans.

It all goes in cycles. Things are kinda stagnant now. It just takes one great band to stir it up again.

[Nytunz]

Are we? Tenneagers of today, the last generation of GN'R? and possibly dying rock n roll? Dont mean to dampen everyone, and i know GNR cant live forever, but I was wondern this a while ago. The next generation may not even know what R N R is, cause allthough many bands are good, new R NR, they never get noticed, and are all smothered over with RNB sauce. so, d'ya think we are the last generation of GNR/RNR fan?

Today i saw a kid, maybe 10 years old, wearing a GNR t-shirt, the Bullet logo! So i guess we are not the last gnr generation.

[Falcon]

As long as AFD is in stores and getting airplay, GNR will attract new fans.

[dustNroses]

I think if they continue putting the songs in movies and on movie soundtracks there will be more fans. Besides AFD still sells highly to this day.

[hyperionmax2003]

Not if we keep the younger generations in tune with GNR.  I bought my little sisters (2 and 3) lil GNR shirts from Hot Topic.  As long as we keep the name alive, it will remain in music  pop culture. 

[snakepiter]

gnr came like the good music......they came to stay....