Does Greg Really Listen To Hard Rock?

[beastson]

 

Don't take him for a hard rock fan. Jersey guy, hmm maybe electronica/dance or soft rock now that he's older. That was hard rock right?

[WilmyWood]

2 minutes ago, beastson said:

Don't take him for a hard rock fan. Jersey guy, hmm maybe electronica/dance or soft rock now that he's older.

wut

[punkpanther]

Yeah everyone from Jersey over the age of 28 listens to skrillex and Michael Bolton . in that order.

[Mojo]

He's the thunder god so of course he likes rock.  It would be awesome if he listens to Thunderstruck. Like, really awesome.

[shaka]

1 minute ago, punkpanther said:

Yeah everyone from Jersey over the age of 28 listens to skrillex and Michael Bolton . in that order.

Can confirm.  

 

Source:  Over 28 from NJ, currently only listening to Skrillex, Bolton and Bruce Springsteen.  

[MadHatter]

All white guys love hard rock and heavy metal.

[Anybodyhome]

It's Jan Cyrka "Dirt and Dust."

Source: Me, a damn-near 60- year old lover of all things hard rock and heavy metal.

[Anybodyhome]

 

[KSpan]

Way more believable than anyone using Zac Brown Band as "fire up" music (looking at you, Bose...).

[Raskle]

1 hour ago, shaka said:

Can confirm.  

 

Source:  Over 28 from NJ, currently only listening to Skrillex, Bolton and Bruce Springsteen.  

Wait... early Springsteen or later on down the road? It makes a difference here. 

[shaka]

13 minutes ago, Raskle said:

Wait... early Springsteen or later on down the road? It makes a difference here. 

 

I'm too busy spray tanning and fist pumping to notice. 

[Piff]

That's hard rock? Sounds like a lot of noise to me.

[Datawire]

2 hours ago, Anybodyhome said:

It's Jan Cyrka "Dirt and Dust."

Source: Me, a damn-near 60- year old lover of all things hard rock and heavy metal.

I've been curious what song he was "listening to" during that ad.

Just listened to it and that's a bad ass tune, I dig it. Thanks.

[Arroz con Panther]

I would have thought that he listened to Nordic heavy metal like Amon Amarth or something...