Costume & make-up
This is stereotypical of the rock genre due to his costume of the skull on the right side of his shirt. The skull symbolises the hard and unnerving style of the music and offers a form of escapism for the fans that they can relate too, so they can get away from there horrid life's and just listen to some music which relates directly to their life's, this is what rock music is all about. The colour black also symbolises the mood of which the rock genre creates in the mind of its target audiences. The harmful warning signs portrays the rock genre as dangerous and head banging to listen to. There isn't much make-up apart from dark, black eye-liner around the eyes to reflect a Gothic look which rock music is kind of similar to the Gothic style. The messy hair style is
Is this possible? This is possible as you could easily walk to the local clothes store and buy a black shirt and get some skull stickers.
Props
The genre of this bands music is clearly shown as rock genre. This is simply because the guitar is an electric guitar which is a symbol of any of the different kinds of rock. But this specific guitar, the ESP LTD Viper-300FM, is specifically designed for a sound which would only be associated to rock, a sound which makes the difference between rock and indie or pop or D&B. Also the design of the guitar is an all over skull rhythm design which is stereotypical of the rock genre.
Is this possible? This is possible as there are many ways to get hold of the same type of guitar without the decals in shops down Denmark Street, and then you could get your own rock type of decals to put onto your guitar.
Lighting
There is not a specific set of lighting which can be used for rock bands. This lighting however is from a live Pink Floyd concert stereotypes the rock genre as the random flashing lights in the still image indicates the lights are moving and switching quickly, which reflects rock music.
Is it possible? It could be done, but money limits what can actually be done regarding the stage and lighting.
