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
Review: Greta Van Fleet – Anthem of the Peaceful Army
A track by track review of Greta Van Fleet's new album Anthem of the Peaceful Army.
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Review of The Keepers first single on vinyl: “You’re All I Need”
Northampton band The Keepers have released their first single on vinyl, "You're All I Need". Angie Moon reviews it.
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Review: Bottle It In by Kurt Vile
Kurt Vile released Bottle It In on 12 October 2018. A solid album with songs like "Loading Zones", "Bassackwards", and "Come Again," but does it match up to expectations set by his previous work?
Australia Part 2: Pronounced “Mel-bin”
Read about Angie's adventures in Melbourne: delicious vegan food, graffiti, Great Ocean Road, Brighton Beach, seeing the penguins in St Kilda and more!
Why Pop Music sounds bad
I’m always looking at YouTube. Like a lot of millennials, I don’t have cable, too expensive and it’s redundant. Bruce Springsteen said it well, “There’s 57 channels and nothin’ on.” Or more like “In the future there will be 500 …
Australia Part 2: Big Bag of Cairns with the lads
Angie and Eoin were in Australia again, this time in Cairns. Read about their adventures in the Great Barrier Reef, Daintree Rainforest, and more!
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My Opinion on the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame have announced their list of nominees for induction. Here's my opinion on their list.
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