What are some recommended routes for a rock fan to travel to the United States?

Be sure to go to the legendary rock hotel to experience it, and you can also go to see a rock 'n' roll ** meeting.

From hotels to accommodations to visiting classics, you can choose from rock and roll.

If you can, tour all the locations related to rock and roll.

You can check the major attractions with rock-related historical background in advance.

Generally, whichever band you like, go to the footsteps of which band you like, and do your homework first.

It is necessary to connect all the cities in the United States that develop rock 'n' roll.

Andaz West Hollywood, California, Hard Rock Hotel Las Vegas Nevada, and many other rock-themed hotels.

London is a gathering place for rock musicians, and all kinds of famous record stores are almost like people shopping with their legs and empty their wallets. The aforementioned Rough Trade is famous for its eponymous label, and its list of musicians is so bright that it can blind your eyes (this one in West London is in Notting Hill, I've only been to the one in East London, and in Bricklane, a lot of good things are **expensive, gritted my teeth and bought a Joy Division collector's edition vinyl). FOPP, on the other hand, has always been known for its affordability, and has been nicknamed the "charity record store".

Because of this, many bands will do free promotional performances in the store. **The slump in the market caused it to close for a short time, and it was only reopened after being acquired by HMV (at that time, I went to the closed store to take a photo, but now music fans should not have this "attraction" xd). HMV, as the most mainstream record store, is better than the "cabbage price" when it is discounted, but the record variety is naturally more mainstream.

London is also home to some of the best independent record stores. I prefer Soho, which is located in the heart of London, to Camden Town, which is famous for its penny diggers. There are many independent record stores here, and Oasis's hit ** (what's the story) morning glory?

The cover ** was taken here, which shows its relationship with British rock. Among them, the most famous is Sister Ray, which is sold from mainstream brands to independent labels and even bootlegs, of course, the harder to find the disc**, the more expensive it is (this store is my favorite, of course, it does not rule out the emotional factor brought by the name of the store, and underground velvet fans float by). <