The Town of Odyssey

In "The Curse", Connie mentions her cassette tape of Pegasus, and tells Lucy they play soft rock.


Pardon me for my ignorance, but what exactly does soft rock sound like? Maybe someone could post a clip of some? I'm just curious.

And PLEASE don't let this get into an arguement over music styles.

Soft rock is lava that hasn't completely hardened. >_> Genres don't often have real good definitions, but I would assume that it's... softer? Than rock? <_<

That still gives me no idea what it sounds like...

Hmm... a lot of Josh Groban's songs would be considered soft rock, I think.

American Eagle wrote:Hmm... a lot of Josh Groban's songs would be considered soft rock, I think.

Hmmm...

I thought they were in the Easy Listening/Pop Genre.

Lee wrote:

American Eagle wrote:Hmm... a lot of Josh Groban's songs would be considered soft rock, I think.

Hmmm...

I thought they were in the Easy Listening/Pop Genre.

Haha, perhaps. Some of his songs sound like a soft version of rock to me.

Dan probably can answer this a lot better than I can.

American Eagle wrote:

Lee wrote:

American Eagle wrote:Hmm... a lot of Josh Groban's songs would be considered soft rock, I think.

Hmmm...

I thought they were in the Easy Listening/Pop Genre.

Haha, perhaps. Some of his songs sound like a soft version of rock to me.

Dan probably can answer this a lot better than I can.

Eh, there's not much rock to Josh Groban. Soft rock... idk the term isn't really used much nowadays. According to wikipedia, Journey is kinda soft rock (you've probably heard "Don't Stop Believin"). Or Billy Joel.

Pip wrote:

American Eagle wrote:

Lee wrote:

American Eagle wrote:Hmm... a lot of Josh Groban's songs would be considered soft rock, I think.

Hmmm...

I thought they were in the Easy Listening/Pop Genre.

Haha, perhaps. Some of his songs sound like a soft version of rock to me.

Dan probably can answer this a lot better than I can.

Eh, there's not much rock to Josh Groban. Soft rock... idk the term isn't really used much nowadays. According to wikipedia, Journey is kinda soft rock (you've probably heard "Don't Stop Believin"). Or Billy Joel.

Oh okay. Thanks ric.

American Eagle wrote:Dan probably can answer this a lot better than I can.

Like I said, it's hard to define genres, so I have no clue what soft rock really is.

Isn't Switchfoot like soft Rock?

Maybe. Some of their stuff (Meant To Live) is definitely more rock than soft rock, but you might be able to call them that.

To show complete ignorance because I'm listening to this episode, Is pagasus a real band?

I'm sure the band is made up for the episode, but http://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/pages/b ... s-adu.html has 100 best soft rock artists according to them. The Eagles, The Police, Sheryl Crow, Cold Play are all ones I recognize on that list.