J-Rock

J-Rock es el genero musical derivado del rock y desarrollado en Japón. El nombre J-Rock proviene del inglés Japanese Rock, y es uno de los movimientos más potentes dentro de la cultura japonesa en la actualidad. Dentro de este género se encuentra una de sus subdivisiones populares como es el visual kei. Leer más…|Editar Foto del artista: ACIDMAN

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NittaShun2 escribió:
Viernes por la mañana

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KnightsofRound escribió:
Viernes por la mañana

I detest anyone who uses this tag. [2]

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Szyviq escribió:
Martes por la noche

@Cloudgauntlet,yeaaah! you 're right xD

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jimmytheone44 escribió:
Hace 10 días

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Wonrei escribió:
Hace 14 días

This tag.

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Spark_and_Spark escribió:
El mes pasado

Personally, I get mad at this tag because if I'm looking at a Japanese band's profile and I want to know what type of music they play, the tags are always "j-rock" and "jrock" and "japanese". That doesn't tell me anything about their music.

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NinetteB escribió:
El mes pasado

Why people always get mad just for a tag? anyway, Japanese Popular Music is different from Western Rock or Pop (Yah' is not monotonous ejem...), so is okay.... >_>

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DeviantWaltz escribió:
El mes pasado

"Japanese rock has developed its own stylistic features" - please, do elaborate on this. It's an umbrella term, hence it shouldn't be used as a tag. It could be anything from metallic twin-guitar stuff to blatant nu-metal chuggalooga to industrialized hard rock to radio-friendly pop-rock et cetera, et cetera.

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Cloudgauntlet escribió:
El mes pasado

I think it's really because J-pop and J-rock are like, the ONLY tags within the Japanese music industry. It's a shame, because apart from the national sound there's too much diversity in 'j-pop/j-rock' music for it to mean much anymore. I do agree with that. >_>

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gnomikomori escribió:
El mes pasado

It's abused in a stupid manner though. Everything Japanese is tagged as J-Rock

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Cloudgauntlet escribió:
El mes pasado

Any particular reason why? One would thing "Japanese rock" is a pretty reasonable tag, honestly better than 'rock' which can pretty much encompass anything with guitars as a main feature. Japanese rock has developed its own stylistic features; you may as well complain that Japanese food should be called food only.

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RottenCockroach escribió:
El mes pasado

J-rock has to be the most stupidest tag i've ever seen. [2]

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mason1729 escribió:
El mes pasado

J-rock has to be the most stupidest tag i've ever seen.

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phantompabulum escribió:
Octubre 2009

I dislike this tag because it's not properly used. People are stupid and will tag everything japanese with J-rock, even electronic bands like Schwarz Stein and Soft Ballet. It's almost like the "visual kei" tag.

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feedback__ escribió:
Octubre 2009

In a way, this tag kinda makes sense. On the other hand, it sooo totally sucks, is goddamn ridiculous and annoying like shit.

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YoungHate escribió:
Octubre 2009

I detest anyone who uses this tag.

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Shirashisuka escribió:
Octubre 2009

@ Alliban: stop talking bullshit, mofo! thanks a lot.

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rella987 escribió:
Octubre 2009

Despite you having a baseless opinion, tides won't sway because of it. Why? Because distinct sounds come from different regions of the world. A new genre/ sub genre is born.

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Alliban escribió:
Octubre 2009

Britpop is also a stupid genre, bands should be put into genre on there musical abilities and style of music, not from what country their from. RETARDED.

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pablo774 escribió:
Octubre 2009

I hate all the [absolutely pointless] drama caused by this fucking tag. No matter how famous they are in Japan, Japanese bands are relatively unknown in the western music scene, so the term 'j-rock' almost makes sense if you are a very imaginative interpreter. What I don't get is why the fuck are you people arguing about this goddamn tag? It's a fucking TAG. [2]

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