r/rock is a subreddit with 167k members. The community frequently discusses rock, music, song, band, and live, and they frequently recommend/review rock albums and music albums, and the most common flair used is rock, article/interview/documentary, hard rock, classic rock, and prog rock.
Rock Music. Not a sub for polls, top/ best lists etc, and we're not bloody google - This is a sub for the *music*. Please read the sub rules!
Popular Topics in r/rock
#1
Rock
180 posts
#2
Music
173 posts
#3
Song
40 posts
#4
Band
36 posts
#5
Live
28 posts
#6
Metal
26 posts
#7
Album
25 posts
#8
Video
20 posts
#9
Worst
17 posts
#10
Concert
15 posts
Products Discussed in r/rock
Rock Albums
153 reviews
#1
Pink Floyd
5.0★ from 9 reviews
#2
Metallica
5.0★ from 5 reviews
#3
AC/DC
5.0★ from 5 reviews
Music Albums
21 reviews
#1
Led Zeppelin
5.0★ from 3 reviews
#2
Metallica
5.0★ from 2 reviews
#3
Pink Floyd
5.0★ from 2 reviews
Flair Used in r/rock
#1
Rock
: "There are biopics of Elvis, Queen, The Doors, and there will be a Beatles movie soon, but why don't we have a Led Zeppelin biopic yet?"
70 posts
#2
Article/Interview/Documentary
: "Melissa Etheridge passed on Brad Pitt to have David Crosby as her sperm donor: 'I know it’s a funny thing'"
36 posts
#3
Hard Rock
: "Angus?"
17 posts
#4
Classic Rock
: "Pink Floyd Speakerbox"
17 posts
#5
Prog rock
: "Kate Bush & David Gilmour - Running Up That Hill, Live (1987)"
10 posts
#6
Discussion
: "Vernon Reid is one of or maybe even the most underrated guitarist ever"
8 posts
#7
News
: "Hot Chocolate founder Tony Wilson, who co-wrote You Sexy Thing, dies aged 89"
8 posts
#8
Question
: "Which guitarist has never been able to emulate the sound of their recorded song?"
8 posts
#9
Alt Rock
: "The Cranberries - Zombie (1994)"
6 posts
#10
Fun stuff
: "Pink Floyd's a Good Boy"
3 posts
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+20k members(13.8%)
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Last updated: June 14, 2026