Thereās a genre of music thatās beloved by divorced dads who grew up in the 80s and 90s thatās highly underrated and looked down upon by Gen Zāers. I donāt know why, because objectively speaking, itās one of the best genres of music in the world today. Hereās why you shouldnāt be ashamed if you listen to divorced dad rock.
This music is actually incredibly written and performed. Itās rare nowadays to find music with substance. Dads talk all the time about the 90s, when they were young, back in the good āol days when real music existed. Well, donāt you want to join the club? It satisfies an urge to scream and complain about your current wife, or how much your life sucks, or just preach about whatever you want. Bands like Creed, Audioslave, Bush, Hinder, Pearl Jam, Fuel, Live, and Candlebox to name a few, cannot be replicated no matter how hard anyone tries. That is peak music. Here are several songs that I think you should listen to before you die because they just might capture your soul. These songs are of the highest caliber and you wonāt regret listening.Ā
- “Far Behind”- Candlebox
- “Hemorrhage”- Fuel
- “Simple Man”- Lynyrd Skynyrd
- “Like A Stone”- Audioslave
- “All Over You”- Live
- “18 And Life”- Skid Row
- “Lips of An Angel”- Hinder
- “Higher”- Creed
- “Glycerine”- Bush
- “Bed of Roses”- Bon Jovi
- “Self Esteem”- The Offspring
- “One Headlight”- The Wallflowers
- “Behind Blue Eyes”- Limp Bizkit
- “I Hate Everything About You”- Three Days Grace
- “Hunger Strike”- Temple Of The DogĀ
- “Second Chance”- Shinedown
- “What Itās Like”- Everlast
Hereās a link to a Spotify playlist with more divorced dad rock songs on it in case you want to feel depressed and pretend your life is falling apart. I can confirm that most of these songs are listened to by divorced dads, as Iāve heard them on repeat in my own home for the past 10 years from my own divorced and remarried dad.Ā