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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
rubbish thread
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not necessarily, it makes an interesting point. In the 1950s and 1960s rock and roll was still considered a form of black music, and as such, there were many talented and popular black musicians creeping into the middle and mainstream music scenes. Since the 1990s however, black rock music have become a kind of oxymoron term in the minds of many, in fact, since the 'alternative' scene came out, black people have felt that guitars are for white people, which is bullshit! all the best guitar players back in the day were black!