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Robin, you like to rock? I'm a huge rock and roll fan. I was raised on rock and roll by my brother

He's 12 years older than me. So I was very much raised on all that old stuff at kiss, Motley crew and Guns and Roses

Where my religion growing up. Who is some of the favorites today?

I love Greta who you guys got in the trailer Greta van Fleet. I love the struts

I like the pretty reckless just put out a good album

DMAs down in Australia kind of like an Australian oasis sound. I mean, I think there's a ton of good rock and that's kind of what you guys are showing is with this documentary

Rock is still out there the myth that rock is dead is quite bad. It's a myth. Yeah, I mean look the bottom line is it's not a mainstream format

You know the loud guitars the piercing vocals they don't exactly, you know go right into program with Taylor Swift and

And you know some of the new hip hop today it has hip hop dominates the landscape

You know the niche formats become even more niche and this is just one of them

But what we found is the passionate nature of this fan and like you said your brother turned and you're onto stuff that never got out of your head

You know it goes on from generation to generation whether you're Led Zeppelin the Judas Priest to all the way to today

You know people turn their kids and their brothers and their different family members onto the stuff they love and

For some reason this genre

Sticks and it really sticks family-wise and and that's one of the things we reference in the film that you know

If your father was Yankee fan your odds are your son's gonna be a Yankee fan and even though my son grew up in California

He's a die-hard Yankee fan so

Music I know the same thing sports and music your allegiances to that team and this hard rock fandom team is insane

They just go hard and when Gary invited me to come out to his festival and

I got to see in Columbus how they roll you know where 200 people during the course of a song will crowd serve from the back to the front and it looks like a

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