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Resources share the relationship genre to Rock music
- Flashback, the best of J. Geils, the J. Geils Band
- Sticky fingers, The Rolling Stones
- Jaime, Brittany Howard
- Pretty poison, Nessa Barrett
- Traces, Steve Perry
- What's my name, Ringo Starr
- Patience, George Michael
- Stranger things 4, soundtrack from the Netflix series
- Weezer
- The Band
- The Nashville sound, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
- Greatest hits, Gloria Estefan
- Elvis, original motion picture soundtrack
- Vintage, Rod Stewart
- Unlimited love, Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Naive, Andy Grammer
- A hard day's night, [songs from the film], the Beatles ; [words and music : John Lennon and Paul McCartney. --
- Being funny in a foreign language, the 1975
- The tears of Hercules, Rod Stewart
- Two hands, Big Thief
- Catch that train!, Dan Zanes and Friends
- You're in my heart, Rod Stewart and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
- From the fires, Greta Van Fleet
- Damn, Kendrick Lamar
- The slow rush, Tame Impala
- Beautiful trauma, Pink
- Born to add, great rock & roll, conceived and produced by Christopher Cerf
- Kidz bop, Kidz Bop Kids, 31
- Hate for sale, The Pretenders
- Concrete and gold, Foo Fighters
- Rock & roll playground
- Earthling, Eddie Vedder
- Now that's what I call music!, 69
- Multi dimensional warrior, Santana
- Divine light, Carlos Santana
- No. 6 collaborations project, Ed Sheeran
- Acapop! Kids, 1
- Disc one, all their greatest hits :(1991-2001), Barenaked Ladies
- The good parts, Andy Grammer
- Cage to rattle, Daughtry
- Thanks for the dance, Leonard Cohen
- NFR!, Lana Del Rey
- A tribute to Joni Mitchell
- El Camino, the Black Keys
- Thank you for today, Death Cab For Cutie
- Post human, survival horror, Bring Me the Horizon
- Divinely uninspired to a hellish extent, Lewis Capaldi
- At my piano, Brian Wilson
- Trouble no more, Bob Dylan
- Now that's what I call music!, 64