Tyler's Quick Guide for Identifying Styles of Music (Saturday, October 14, 2017)

ROCK N' ROLL: Generally this is Rock Music but just with a different name

CLASSIC ROCK: Generally this is Rock Music that's always a classic

HARD ROCK: This form of Rock Music that involves lots of yelling and random guitar solos throughout the song

PROGRESSIVE ROCK: This kind of Music involves high levels of skills and random assortments of instruments to the style of Rock

ALTERNATIVE ROCK: If you hate Rock Music, you might like Alternative Rock

FUNK: Any song that sounds funky

DISCO: This style involves lots of trumpets, boring drum set parts and lots of repetition

HARD DISCO: This form of music is still considered Disco but almost sounds like Rock Music

CLASSIC DISCO: Basically Disco Music that's always a classic

R&B: A form of blues that just sounds "different"

BLUES: Every song consists of saxophone and piano with some guitar  in the background

SOUL MUSIC: Not sure if this is even a style of music

JAZZ: Every musician says this is the hardest style of music but yet it's really boring

CLASSICAL: Music that never involves any percussion or electronics

POP: Consists of really repetitive songs that everyone used to like

RAP: Some people call this talking, others call it Rap

HEAVY METAL: Hard Rock music, but played even louder and with even more yelling and more guitar solos

PROGRESSIVE METAL: This form of Metal is a little easier on the ears and takes a little bit of talent to play

DEATH METAL: Sometimes people say this isn't music because it consists of constant screaming

SOUND TRACK: Any song that was featured in a movie is considered a Sound Track

COUNTRY: Each song sounds the same and can put you to sleep in a second

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    -Tyler Johnson