MIRAMAR.ROCKMAGAZINE

 

He encontrado esta web sobre la historia del rock que me parece interesan

https://www.scaruffi.com/music.html

Table of Contents

Preface

1. From Subculture to Counterculture (roughly 1951-1966)
   1. Background: The 20th Century (*)
   2. Rock'n'Roll 1951-57 (*)
   3. Before the Flood 1957-1962 (*)
   4. Trouble in Paradise 1961-1964 (*)
   5. The Flood 1964-1965 (*)
   6. Paradise Reborn 1963-1965 (*)
   7. The Counterculture 1965-66 (*)
   8. Minimalism and Electronics (*)
2. The Classics (roughly 1966-1969)
   1. The Late 1960s: The Democratization of Politics (*)
   2. Psychedelia 1965-68 (*)
   3. The Age of the Revivals 1966-69 (*)
   4. Solo Careers 1967-69 (*)
   5. Electronics and Rock 1968-70 (*)
   6. Progressive-rock 1968-72 (*)
   7. Canterbury 1968-73 (*)
   8. Kosmische Musik 1969-72 (*)
   9. Hard-rock 1969-73 (*)
3. The Seventies (roughly 1970-75)
   1. The Early 1970s: A Crisis of Confidence (*)
   2. Psychedelic Madness 1970-74 (*)
   3. Re-alignment 1970-74 (*)
   4. Singer-songwriters 1970-74 (*)
   5. Decadence 1969-76 (*)
   6. Sound 1973-78 (*)
   7. The Auteurs 1975-82 (*)
   8. Disco-music 1975-80 (*)
4. Punk and New Wave (roughly 1976-88)
   1. The 1980s: The Last Gasps of the Cold War (*)
   2. The New Wave (*)
   3. Punk-rock (*)
   4. The Blank Generation (*)
   5. American Graffiti (*)
   6. British Graffiti (*)
   7. Dance Music for Punks (*)
   8. Gothic Rock (*)
   9. Industrial Music (*)
   10. Hardcore (*)
   11. College-pop (*)
   12. The New Wave of Pop and Synth-pop (*)
   13. Neo-progressive (*)
   14. Noise-rock (*)
   15. Psychedelic Underground and Dream-pop (*)
   16. The Golden Age of Heavy Metal (*)
   17. Singer-songwriters of the 1980s (*)
   18. Cow-punks and Roots-rock of the 1980s (*)
   19. DJs, Rappers, Ravers (*)
   20. The New Age and World-music (*)
   21. Shoegazing and Space-pop (*)
   22. Extreme Hardcore (*)
   23. Industrial-metal (*)
   24. Punk Crossovers (*)
   25. Between Acid-rock and Industrial Music (*)
   26. Between Noise-rock and Post-rock (*)
   27. From Computer Music to Collage (*)
5. The Indie Revolution (roughly 1989-1994)
   1. The Early 1990s: After the Cold War (*)
   2. Female Rock (*)
   3. Post-rock (*)
   4. Noisier than Rock (*)
   5. Progressive Sounds (*)
   6. Psychedelic Songwriting (*)
   7. Garage Music for the Generation X (*)
   8. Lo-fi pop (*)
   9. Between Individualism and Populism (*)
   10. The Second Coming of Industrial Music (*)
   11. Slo-core (*)
   12. Dance-music in the Age of House (*)
   13. Foxcore (*)
   14. Brit and non-Brit pop (*)
   15. Alt-pop (*)
   16. Grunge (*)
   17. The Golden Age of Hip-hop Music (*)
   18. Roots-rock in the Age of Alt-country
   19. The Age of Emocore
   20. From Grindcore to Stoner-rock
   21. Gothic Rock
   22. Post-ambient Music
   23. Concrete Avantgarde
6. The Cyber Age (roughly 1995-2001)
   1. The Late 1990s: Globalization
   2. Drum'n'Bass
   3. Post-house music
   4. Trip-hop
   5. Post-post-rock
   6. Ambience
   7. Africa
   8. Glitch Music and Digital Minimalism
   9. Exuberance
   10. Transcendence
   11. Violence
   12. Confusion
   13. Depression
   14. Doom
   15. Hip-hop Music
   16. Digital Avantgarde
7. The Digital Age (roughly 2001-08)
   1. The 2000s: Decade of Fear
   2. DJs and Rappers
   3. Bards and Dreamers
   4. Tunesmiths
   5. Populists
   6. Intellectuals
   7. Clubbers
   8. Rockers
   9. Trippers
8. Appendix
   1. Appendix: Chronology of Events
   2. Appendix: Best rock albums
   3. Appendix: Best albums of the 1960s
   4. Appendix: Best albums of the early 1970s
   5. Appendix: Best albums of the 1980s
   6. Appendix: Best albums of the 1990s
   7. Appendix: Best albums of the 2000s
   8. Appendix: Highest scoring artists
   9. Alphabetical index
   10. Appendix: Chronology of the USA
   11. Appendix: Chronology of Britain
   12. Appendix: History of German rock
   13. Appendix: History of Japanese rock
   14. Appendix: History of Italian rock
   15. Appendix: History of French rock
   16. Appendix: History of Scandinavian rock
   17. Appendix: History of Trap Music
   18. Appendix: History of Reggaeton
   19. Appendix: History of Chillwave and Vaporwave
   20. Appendix: History of Future Bass
   21. Appendix: History of Trop-house
9. Other genres
   • Preface to 20th century popular music
   • History of Pop music
   • History of Latin-American music
   • History of modern African music
   • History of modern Indian music
   • History of Jamaican music
   • History of Hip-hop music
   • History of Blues music
   • History of Rhythm'n'Blues
   • History of Soul music
   • History of Country music
   • History of the Musical
   • History of Film Music
   • History of Avantgarde Music
   • History of Jazz Music

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