IF ROCK MUSIC WERE A SUBWAY MAP…

Monday, March 22nd, 2010 at 11:00am by Vince Neilstein

rock map

… it might look something like this, posted by “theonlyone” on Flickr and brought to our attention by Metal Injection. Some of the line designations seems a bit arbitrary, but the intersections / main stations are accurate enough to make you go “fuck yes!” Click the image above to enlarge.

-VN

17 COMMENTS on “IF ROCK MUSIC WERE A SUBWAY MAP…”

  • Clarky Cat says:

    Hyperlink to bigger image doesn’t work.

  • Clarky Cat says:

    Hyperlink to bigger image doesn’t work.

  • Hot Carl says:

    This pretty cool but how does hardcore not intersect with metal?

  • Follow the link to the Flikr page

  • That’s not the first time I see something like this. In Brazil we have a nice scientifc magazine called Superinteressante, which once published an infographic just like that!

  • d00shc00gr says:

    in after 404

  • Harold says:

    What, no Hatebreed, but Converge?

    • Steph says:

      Well yeah, Converge are much better.

      • Harold says:

        I’ll just face palm, and let that pass

        • Steph says:

          Why? They’re much more influential in the hardcore scene, more creative, experimental, intense and have put out some of the best -core records of the last decade. That chugging, militant metal thing Hatebreed do is the worst type of Hardcore.

  • Frampler says:

    Mr Bungle grunge and Faith No More not on an intersection? Fuck right off!!!

  • Steph says:

    What are Death Cab for Cutie doing on the punk rock line? The emo line is pretty messed up too, Rites of Spring aren’t even on there.

  • Baldish says:

    sent you guys an email a while ago about this

    • Adam says:

      Yeah, seems sometimes when readers send stuff in it gets overlooked until a bigger cred source (like another website) posts it. For example, I sent in the “any picture is improved by adding immortal to it” thing a week before they ran that post, citing metal inside I think it was as the source.

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