Why Classic Rock?

[HeyAlice]

I saw MG in St. Catherines a few years ago, and he did some amazing versions of Future is X-Rated and some other remixes of his songs; the way he sang them was incredible (he made them more slow and melodic) his voice is what i think one of his major appeals is.. so i'm wondering why he changed his sound to a classic rock old-fashioned "american" sound- when he's always been bashing america and its generic music.. did he become the shark to defeat the shark? ;)

[RicardoObviouso]

that "raw classic rock sound" vibe you get from him would be more british classic rock (a la led zeppelin, the who, etc) as opposed to any kind of american rock.

[The_Rat_Who_Would_be_King]

he's always been bashing america and its generic music..

 

Not that it really matters, but he hasn't always been "bashing" America, and if anything he criticises the Canadian music that makes it into America for being generic. I don't really care it's jsut something I always have to defend Matt Good about.