My first name is a Rolling Stones song and my middle name is a Beatles song, so it was only destiny that I would be a huge classic rock fan.
I started The Diversity of Classic Rock when I was 20 as part of a school assignment. I loved writing it so much that I kept going. Besides classic rock, I love travelling, photography, vintage clothing, and food.
Ever since I was a teenager I loved classic rock and the fashions of the 60s and 70s. When I do something, I put my all into it and I'm very genuine. Not only do I listen to classic rock pretty much all day, I dress like it's still the 60s and 70s. People have said I look like I came out of a time machine.
I started this blog because I want to show that classic rock really is diverse, not only in sound, but also in the backgrounds of the musicians. I don't only talk about the hits and a-sides, I also talk about the deep cuts and obscurities. Enjoy!
Author: angiemoonthemod
Interview: Sam Ophelia Endavour
Angie Moon interviews poet Sam Ophelia Endavour, who has a new poetry book called Eyes of Disobedience out now.
Listen to This, Not That: Queen
A deep dive into Queen's discography to find all the deep tracks and gems. Listen to more than just Bohemian Rhapsody and Another One Bites The Dust!
Interview: Kristian Montgomery
Angie Moon interviews Kristian Montgomery, a Danish-American country musician based in Massachusetts.
Every Black #1 of the 60s, 70s, and 80s
An analysis of American and British chart toppers of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. How many songs were performed by black musicians?
Interview: Ethan White
Angie Moon interviews Florida based Southern Gothic rock musician Ethan White.
Angie Moon mentioned in article about Israeli Rock
Angie Moon and The Diversity of Classic Rock was mentioned in an article published in Jewish Feminist Publication, Hey Alma.
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Musicians who got me to love the 80s
My specialties and first loves are the 60s and 70s and I once thought the 80s were cheesy and lame. I was wrong. Here are 15 bands that changed my mind about the 80s.
Interview: Rich Mattson
Angie Moon interview Rich Mattson of the Northstars, a Minnesota Cosmic Americana band. They have a new album out now called Skylights.
Review: Bob Dylan in London: Troubadour Tales
Angie Moon reviews the first book that follows Bob Dylan on his journeys through London, Bob Dylan in London: Troubadour Tales.
Where did the 50s go?
It's hard to find music from the 50s on the radio. Why is that? Is it an under appreciated decade? What's so great about it? Angie Moon explores this topic.
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