Why rock music is considerated satanic? / myLot

Iasi, Romania

August 24, 2016 3:01pm CST

I mean it's cool and sometimes noisy but it's not satanic. It can be sweet, romantic and in a simple word awesome! Why many, especially, old people think it's the evil's thing?

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (37396)

• Toccoa, Georgia

25 Aug 16

I think some heavy metal bands could be evil.

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Amalia

@AmyRo18 (38)

• Iasi, Romania

25 Aug 16

Can you name some bands that sounds evil for you?

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (37396)

• Toccoa, Georgia

25 Aug 16

@AmyRo18 Motley Crue (one of their songs from the 80s was in direct reference to the devil) & I can't help but think Marilyn Manson goes towards the evil side. Even without listening to his music, it is the way he presents himself that makes him look evil.

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Jessica

@missjessicadawn (3286)

• United States

24 Aug 16

I've heard this before, too. I don't agree with it, though. I think it just depends on the song lyrics.

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Amalia

@AmyRo18 (38)

• Iasi, Romania

24 Aug 16

Maybe... and their looks are important too... some people really look nice but because they wear all black and listening rock are satanisti... it's sad but true

Four Walls

@FourWalls (69343)

• United States

25 Aug 16

I mentioned this to someone else in another discussion: preachers have labeled music that they didn't like as "the devil's music" for centuries. The fiddle (the music of country and bluegrass, not the more refined "violin" of classical music) has been called "the devil's box" dating back to colonial times! So rock and roll being called "satanic" is nothing new.

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