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 Albums that changed the face of music 
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One that I think is an obvious candidate:
Nirvana - 'Nevermind'
What would be some of your choices?
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 Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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what does that even mean
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Hendrix---Are you Experienced?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: gregorio]
#5012249 - 12/03/05 11:08 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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#1- Pet Sounds...
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: gregorio]
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Gregorio beat me to it. Definitely Hendrix.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Quote:
ToTheSummit said:
One that I think is an obvious candidate:
Nirvana - 'Nevermind'
What would be some of your choices?
Id argue one that deffinately wouldnt be on the list is Nevermind.
One that would, Id say Were Only in it for the Money by Zappa.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: SneezingPenis]
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#1- Pet Sounds...
good stuff 
out of curiosity, do you like smile?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: crunchytoast]
#5013267 - 12/04/05 10:13 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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loveless
this is one of my favorite albums of all time, it still blows my mind after all these years. Pet Sounds is also exuisite.
Daydream Naion by sonic youth might be a good candidate too.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5013760 - 12/04/05 12:37 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: crunchytoast]
#5013996 - 12/04/05 01:41 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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#1- Pet Sounds...
good stuff
out of curiosity, do you like smile?
I did, but a bunch of people didnt, because they were comparing it to smiley smile. I think Smile (the entire concept) has the greatest openning ever.
But as far as "changing the face of music", it is hands down Pet Sounds. It is the sole inspiration for Sgt. Peppers and a multitude of pre-rock bands.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: SneezingPenis]
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#1- Pet Sounds...
good stuff
out of curiosity, do you like smile?
I did, but a bunch of people didnt, because they were comparing it to smiley smile. I think Smile (the entire concept) has the greatest openning ever.
But as far as "changing the face of music", it is hands down Pet Sounds. It is the sole inspiration for Sgt. Peppers and a multitude of pre-rock bands.
Actually according to the Beatles the Zappa album Freak Out was a definite part of the inspiration for Sgt. Peppers.
And I like Smiley Smile, I think its a realy good and bizzare album.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5014659 - 12/04/05 05:11 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: crunchytoast]
#5014818 - 12/04/05 05:50 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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loveless
this is a great album. i don't think it was popular enough to really change music though.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5014902 - 12/04/05 06:13 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
#5014971 - 12/04/05 06:29 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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One that I think is an obvious candidate:
Nirvana - 'Nevermind'
What would be some of your choices?
Id argue one that deffinately wouldnt be on the list is Nevermind.
Why do you say that? Is it just because you don't like the album? Whether you like it or not I don't see how you could deny the profound affect that Nevermind had on the modern rock scene in the early 90's.
I'm also trying to think which album it was that pushed rap-music into the mainstream of American pop culture. About the earliest rap album I can think of that was popular was Run DMC's self titled album in '84. There are earlier examples but this was the first one I remember being big. Am I missing one?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5015068 - 12/04/05 06:57 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Blonde on Blonde is pretty good, but Id say Highway 61 Revisited deserves the spot a bit more.
Ha you assume I dont like Nevermind because I wont put it on the list of albums that changed the face of music. It didnt change the face of music, it sounds very similar to what a lot of other bands were doing around that time, and before them.
I think Cabaret Voltaire might deserve a nod on the list.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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#5016088 - 12/04/05 11:24 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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black flag-my war. Really changed the face of punk and set the bar higher
Kraftwerk-Trans-Europe Express. Influenced a lot of early hip-hop.
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#5020782 - 12/05/05 10:49 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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britney spears - hit me baby one more time
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: sic_zim85]
#5030292 - 12/07/05 07:29 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Highway 61 Revisited-dylan
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5031604 - 12/07/05 10:53 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToolTroll]
#5032006 - 12/07/05 11:54 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Peter Gabriel - UP
can't belive i'm gonna be the first to mention this next one
Nirvana - Nevermind
and the one that took us out of the creed/limp bizkit era
The white stripes - White blood cells
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Simisu]
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how could i forget?
medulla!!!
She was NOT fucking around with this one. absolutley revolutionary. But I don't know that I would put it anywhere near "rock"
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#5032045 - 12/08/05 12:01 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Autechre - LP5!!!
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: emptywisdom]
#5032095 - 12/08/05 12:09 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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how could i forget?
medulla!!!
She was NOT fucking around with this one. absolutley revolutionary. But I don't know that I would put it anywhere near "rock"
my bad, I thought I read "changed the face of rock" not music. that make this a whole different thread then.
how about what shpongle has been doing?
eminem (not a fan, but it did stir some shit up)
or how about the way soundtribe sector nine has expanded the confines of jam music, or the way STI's album "untying the Knot" destroyed the conception that jam bands could not recreat thier magic in the studio?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
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#1- Pet Sounds...
good stuff
out of curiosity, do you like smile?
I did, but a bunch of people didnt, because they were comparing it to smiley smile. I think Smile (the entire concept) has the greatest openning ever.
But as far as "changing the face of music", it is hands down Pet Sounds. It is the sole inspiration for Sgt. Peppers and a multitude of pre-rock bands.
Actually according to the Beatles the Zappa album Freak Out was a definite part of the inspiration for Sgt. Peppers.
And I like Smiley Smile, I think its a realy good and bizzare album.
Could you perhaps go into details about this or share references? I always love hearing what the Beatles thought about other artists in the 60's, but it's so hard to find info on the subject. I've never heard them mention Frank Zappa, so I'm really curious. I can see how Freak Out would influence them, because it was so different for 1966.
Thanks for any info you can share 
On the topic of the thread, I think Donovan's 'Sunshine Superman' lp had a big impact in England. In 1966 it was very ahead of it's time, but unfortunately it wasn't released in America until 1967, after Are You Experienced, Disraeli Gears, and Sgt. Pepper had been released. I know the Stones and Beatles were influenced by Sunshine Superman though.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: emptywisdom]
#5035202 - 12/08/05 05:38 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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can't belive i'm gonna be the first to mention this next one
Nirvana - Nevermind
Did you read the thread before posting?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5035278 - 12/08/05 05:53 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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i know I am in a slim minority around here, but I have to say that Prince Paul's Prince Among Theives changed music for me, at least the production side of it all.
Other than that, Wu-tang probably changed music the most for me, and plenty others worldwide. (not to mention, prince paul is wu-fam).
not to say I don't have pretty much ever CCR album on vinyl among others, but im from a different generation.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
#5035753 - 12/08/05 07:24 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Tool- Aenima, Lateralis
APC- Mer De Noms
NIN- Fraglie
Pink Floyd- Division Bell, Wish you were here (fuk dsotm and wall- not as good)
Metallica- Black Album, And Juistice For all
Prodigy- Fat of the Land
Juno Reactor- Shango, Bible of Dreams
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Not sure about some of the above, but here are a few I think actually did change the face of music:
- Low (David Bowie)
- The Velvet Underground & Nico
- Combination of: Autobahn, Radio-Activity, Trans-Europe Express, The Man Machine (Kraftwerks early albums)
Have to agree that Loveless is an awesome album - pity the shoegazers got steamrolled by the grunge movement.
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I'm also trying to think which album it was that pushed rap-music into the mainstream of American pop culture. About the earliest rap album I can think of that was popular was Run DMC's self titled album in '84. There are earlier examples but this was the first one I remember being big. Am I missing one?
Can't say I've a great knowledge of rap, but I think Grandmaster Flash also helped kickstart this style...?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Murex]
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Pink Floyd- Division Bell
Really? How so?
(other than the end of various careers)
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Koala Koolio]
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These songs are why-
Marooned
Coming Back to Life
Keep Talking
High Hopes
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Murex]
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Dude, Murex, the instrumental on that cd's alright, because it is Pink Floyd's usual musicians,(besides when with Syd Barrett) but without Roger Water's vocals and amazing song writting, they are nothing.
I think bands/albums that have changed music, are:
1. Dark Side of the Moon- Floyd
2. Surrealistic Pillow- Jefferson Airplane
3. Animals- Pink floyd
4. Piper at the Gates of Dawn(started pyschdelic music of the 60's, forward)- floyd
5. DEFINTELLY "THE WALL"- floyd
6. Hell, I just love this band and album, so fuck you, Nightfall in Middle Earth- Blind Guardian
7. Painkiller- Judas Priest
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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I'm not sure if I'd point to a single album of theirs, but the Melvins had a huge influence on music, despite never achieving mainstream success themselves.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Silversoul]
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Oh and Elgar, roger waters career isnt over, he just came out with a opera... haha weird.
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Dude, Murex, the instrumental on that cd's alright, because it is Pink Floyd's usual musicians,(besides when with Syd Barrett) but without Roger Water's vocals and amazing song writting, they are nothing.
Says you- Gillmore rocks!
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Meh, man Pinks just way better with Roger, he was the brains of the group; hell, Syd Barret was nice too...
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: SirTripAlot]
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Led Zepellin II
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: abrad84]
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Every punk band I ever heard cited the Velvet Underground as a huge influence. Iggy and the Stooges? You bet. These are the two bands outside of 50s blues guys who were most influential. Floyd and the Dead really didn't have influence outside of their own small (though great) universes. Dylan? Feh.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: zappaisgod]
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And punk isn't it's own universe?
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: PinballWizard]
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speaking of punk, what about:
The minutemen - double nickles on the dime
refused - the shape of punk to come
throbbing gristle + psychic tv...
Skinny puppy
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: headset]
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this thread really should be called;
"Albums that changed the face of the music industry"
music is always the same, its the industry and commercial part that change.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: zappaisgod]
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Floyd and the Dead really didn't have influence outside of their own small (though great) universes. Dylan? Feh.
Are you aware of any music that was produced in the 70's? Are you aware of a little thing called krautrock, and a little thing called all of new wave music, or basically all electronica of any kind. What do you think faust or kraftwerk or amon duul were? Take pink floyd, mix it with some zappa, and youve basically got it. How do you think david bowie and brian eno, stayed 'current'? Its absurd to imply that Pink Floyd werent influential, they were easilly one of the most influential bands of the 60's. I really have no idea what you mean.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
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U2 Joshua Tree
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: KungFu_Shaman]
#5056615 - 12/13/05 10:25 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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jethro tull - aqualung
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: idiotek]
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Joy Division - Permanent pleasures
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: KungFu_Shaman]
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KungFu_Shaman said:
U2 Joshua Tree
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
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TheCow said:
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zappaisgod said:
Floyd and the Dead really didn't have influence outside of their own small (though great) universes. Dylan? Feh.
Are you aware of any music that was produced in the 70's? Are you aware of a little thing called krautrock, and a little thing called all of new wave music, or basically all electronica of any kind. What do you think faust or kraftwerk or amon duul were? Take pink floyd, mix it with some zappa, and youve basically got it. How do you think david bowie and brian eno, stayed 'current'? Its absurd to imply that Pink Floyd werent influential, they were easilly one of the most influential bands of the 60's. I really have no idea what you mean.
I never considered Floyd to be electronica nor did I think that Kraftwerk or Tangerine Dream or Vangelis were remotely similar. I clearly love Zappa as well but I just don't see the connection. Eno? Great stuff but I don't know who listened outside of the whole very short lived glam rock scene. He and Fripp were far more kindred spirits than Floyd. Eno was in Roxy Music fer fuck sake, maybe the anti-Floyd of all time. Bowie? Yeah, OK, maybe I'll grant a whiff of Floyd in Heroes and Low, but that's it.
I just see Floyd and the Dead as spawning imitators as opposed to innovators. The punks took off from the Velvets and Iggy and MC5. New wave was essentially palatable punk for the masses, not that there was anything wrong with that.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: zappaisgod]
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i agree with tomk a couple pages back about the court of the krimson king this album became a great icon for the progressive music industry
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TonguesInAspic]
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Listen to early krautrock albums. Listen to amon duul's first few albums, or even tangerine dreams first few albums. Its extrmeely similar to stuff pink floyd had already charted. I dont mean Brian Eno, as in the time period where he was in roxy music, but brian eno in his ambient stage, or his albums a bit before that. Low and Heroes, and most of Eno's stuff, were all extremely krautrock based. Krautrock was extremely influenced by the Pink Floyd style of psychedelic music. If you dont believe this, just listen to early krautrock albums, then even some later ones, like Faust IV, and listen to the early pink floyd albums, or the early pink floyd live performances. If you dont notice the immense similarities I dont know what to tell you. And from krautrock, you also have some of the groundwork for post-punk, which I find is immensely more interesting then punk. Punk was interesting, the ramones were fun for a time, Wire was brilliant for their first three albums, but beyond that, its just sort of cute to me. But the real experimentation, Cabaret Voltaire and the no-wave movement, I think were more linked to krautrock. And krautrock stems directly from pink floyd and zappa.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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the first alice in chains album presented a soft twist on heavy metal
new kids on the block opened the way for boy bands
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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Band of Gypsies
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: ToTheSummit]
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The Velvet Underground's first three albums.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: Earthless]
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Epic bump but I can dig it.
No mention of Pixies at all, how sad.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: jewunit]
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Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous by Big L
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: lacma50]
#10596337 - 06/30/09 05:58 AM (13 years, 10 months ago) |
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Mr Tambourine Man - The Byrds
Odelay - Beck
Graceland - Paul Simon
In Rainbows - Radiohead (from a music business standpoint)
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This thread should be called 'Your favourite albums'.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TonguesInAspic]
#10601579 - 07/01/09 01:41 AM (13 years, 10 months ago) |
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Straight Outta Compton - NWA
East West - Paul Butterfield Blues Band (as far as jam bands are concerned these guys started a lot of it)
The Shape of Punks to Come - The Refused
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This thread should be called 'Your favourite albums'.
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funky ass music: Planet of Dinosaurs // Rich Whiskey
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: lukeboots]
#10602297 - 07/01/09 08:43 AM (13 years, 10 months ago) |
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piper at the gates of dawn.
before syd was kicked out, he had ideas to add saxophones and female vocalists. in a lot of interviews regarding syd, roger waters mentions this and acts befuddled by the idea. seems kind of ironic that he infringed this vision on dark side.
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This is the five greatest albums of all time according to The Rolling Stone magazine.
1. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
3. The Beatles - Revolver
4. Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
5. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: gENERIX]
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all great albums, all influential, but seriously lacking variety. why is there not a kraftwerk album in that list? and rolling stone lost any credibility it had when they gave nevermind 2 **'s and then:
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Rolling Stone lost all credibility with their best guitarists ever. Somehow Kurt Cobain was #7 but Buckethead wasnt even on the list and David Gilmour was like #70something.
Please tell me how kurt cobain far exceeds the ability of david gilmour
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: learningtofly]
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Led Zeppelin IV, ZoSo, Four Symbols whatever you want to call it.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: AsAboveSoBelow]
#10607845 - 07/02/09 02:57 AM (13 years, 10 months ago) |
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You can't deny that the best selling album of all time changed the face of music.
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Quote:
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You can't deny that the best selling album of all time changed the face of music.
You also can't deny that the music changed the face as well.
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: TheCow]
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Mars Volta De-Loused in the Comatorium
Dr. Dre - The Chronic
Eminem - The Slim Shady LP
what's so cool about pink floyd....boring
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: darwinwaswrong]
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I forgot Paid in full- Eric B. and Rakim, and Enter the Wu Tang
I know rap cause I've been around for most of it, unlike the 60's-70's
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Re: Albums that changed the face of music [Re: darwinwaswrong]
#10623917 - 07/05/09 09:10 AM (13 years, 10 months ago) |
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Kraftwerk - The Man-Machine
Yes - Big Generator
Slayer - Reign in Blood
Godflesh - Streetcleaner
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I think people should give reasons why the albums they've listed have 'changed the face of music'.
Some of the albums I've seen posted are just ridiculous.
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