>His remarks are worth watching. whole vid is
Agree
Thanks for posting
>The kids don't even have rock n roll or some rebellious element to fall back on, like my generation did.
Kids have way moar than you are obviously aware of. There's entire websites dedicated to independent artists, who can reach out to global audiences, and the catergorical classification of genres are infinite, the entire time being so far removed from any type of major-label/corporate influence, or any type of mold or predisposition to what should qualify as "music"
>They have no grassroots "scenes" in any youth culture anymore.
There literally everywhere.
You don't even have to leave your house to find them. But many artists performing in all types of venues, just a matter of knowing how to look and/or find them.
>Their culture is totally taken over by corporate products (mostly pop sluts).
Was rock-n-roll supposed to be "pure" or something?
Keep in mind, there were multiple subliminals along with in-your-face satanic, baby-killing-bull-shit weaved within a lot of the mainstream music of your day, too. And I doubt all your women knew how to keep their legs closed at all times, either.
I'm not gonna sit here and lecture you. Nor am I gonna critique your preference of music. Just try not to judge everyone by the book-cover MSM gas-lights you with in their ritualistic, saturnic-bull-shit ceremonies