• Consequences of Rock

  • By: J. Thorn
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Consequences of Rock

By: J. Thorn
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  • Summary

  • Exploring how pivotal moments can forever change rock and roll.
    J. Thorn
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  • AS // 2000 // Metallica // “Don’t Trade on Me”

    AS // 2000 // Metallica // “Don’t Trade on Me”
    Jul 1 2020
    Shawn Fanning revolutionized how we listen to music through his file sharing program, Napster. In this aftershow, J and Brady discuss their personal thoughts on Napster, how the company drastically altered the music industry, and the moral dilemma of today's free music. https://consequencesofrock.com/
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    31 mins
  • 2000 // Metallica // “Don't Trade on Me”

    2000 // Metallica // “Don't Trade on Me”
    Jul 1 2020
    Right at the turn of the century, a young college kid starts an online file sharing service from his dorm room. Little does he know he's about to change the course of the music industry forever. https://consequencesofrock.com/
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    30 mins
  • AS // 1990 // Mother Love Bone // Three Kings and a Crown of Thorns

    AS // 1990 // Mother Love Bone // Three Kings and a Crown of Thorns
    Jul 1 2020
    The grunge explosion of the 1990s undoubtedly changed the alternative scene forever. In this aftershow, J and Brady discuss the shift of popular music in the 90s, Seattle's influence on the scene, and the current state of grunge. https://consequencesofrock.com/
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    31 mins

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