Top Ten Music Genres that Should Make a Come Back in 2017
Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam (sort of), Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Mudhoney, Temple of the Do. All of these great bands and more now I'm not saying that they should top the charts in 2017 I'm saying that there should be new grunge bands seriously when was the last grunge band what 2005 I mean what happened.
All these genre would not make a comeback soon. These genre are just aren't targeting mainstream or dead.
Highly Suspect has a very grunge vibe in some of their songs, and they're pretty new.
There really isn't anything to "come back" to. Blues has never had a presence on "the charts." What it's always had is a significantly large, faithful following who've never cared a rat's patoot bout "the charts." And every now 'n' again, we dinosaurs manage to lure fresh victims into the fold. Once it's got ya, you got:).
It doesn't bother me that Blues isn't in the charts (hmm...with the possible exception of Rag N Bone Man - who is really good) because it's pretty much all I listen to anyway.
This is very unlikely but it would be great to see this at the top charts
I wasn't just gonna put rock genres on here that wouldn't be fair I know the summer is almost over but really no song on the charts right now is a summer song the closest song we got to summer right now is Despacito and I hate that song so I hope this genre makes a comeback
I mean real rock n roll not this Imagine Dragons or 21 pilots or even Pan! c at the disco crap none of that's rock I want the real rock music to top the charts.
It's kinda sad this genre was only on the top between 1955 and 1958
Would be nice but it's hardly possible. Until then, listen to symphonic metal by Blind Guardian (Wheel of Time, Sacred Worlds, The Throne, The Ninth Wave, Grand Parade).
I don't know this would be just great
Good old jazz such as Louis Armstrong, Sonny Rollins, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra and many more it would be amazing to see this at the number 1 spot
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I get the idea here and I know that there's a movement to revive old school metal (Dio) and NWOBHM style. But metal music rarely tops the charts and basically metal isn't supposed to do this so I don't expect popularity in the mainstream sector.
Currently there are many bands that play heavy/traditional metal but they are very obscure. Off the top of my head - Primal Fear (sound like Judas Priest), Jorn and Helker sound similar to Dio.
Good old metal not death metal or thrash metal just metal like Dio or Iron maiden, Metallica stuff like that its very unlikely but still.
ELO, Pink Floyd, ELP, King Crimson, Rush, Supertramp, Yes, Genesis such fun happy music.
Marvin Gaye was mostly R&B. The Jacksons, Commodores and Diana Ross were mainly pop. Aretha, James Brown, Sam and Dave, Fontella Bass, Gladys Knight, Martha Reeves, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett - that's soul.
Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, Jackson 5, Diana Ross, Commodores stuff like that
Bee Gees, Boney M, Village People, KC and The Sunshine Band, Kool and the Gang, Donna Summers I know its probaly the most unlikely on this list but still
I love disco, jazz, blues better than any bubblegum and crap music.
There's daft punk
Ch! pz was the last successful Bubblegum Dance group... Even though many called Banaroo Ch! pz clones, Banaroo didn't sound that much like the pure 90s bubblegummers like Aqua, Toy-Box, Hit'n'Hide or Daze. Ch! pz were the last with that sound. And to some extent, the Lazy Town soundtrack. Aqua are still together, they should get up and record new stuff, and in their old style (also because Aqua invented the genre and are indeed musicians who also write all their songs themselves).
Trivium and KSE released some nice albums in '15/'16 and Of Mice and Men along with BMTH are hot on Octane but still not would it could be...
I want rap like the one from the 90s to return
It's always been around, but my goodness it deserves to have a huge breakthrough, considering how well produced a lot of it is.