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I'd say that it's either The Beatles or Led Zep
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Beatles, Hendrix, Micheal Jackson, Elvis Presley.
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ABBA without a doubt!!
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Been around the music industry along time and without a doubt the Beatles.
Not enough credit is given to their producer though who was truly the 5th member.
The things they did production wise with only a four track recorder is AMAZING!
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Been around the music industry along time and without a doubt the Beatles.
Not enough credit is given to their producer though who was truly the 5th member.
The things they did production wise with only a four track recorder is AMAZING!
Which album do you think brought them "into their own" so to speak? I'd say that it was Rubber Soul, although many say that it was Sgt. Peppers.
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Elvis, Beatles, Dylan, Bowie
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Elvis probably to start with, but in terms of bands theres no doubting The Beatles.Like someone said, the things they produced with what little technology they had then is astounding.Doesnt matter wether people like the music or not.Theyve influenced almost everyone who picked up a guitar
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The biggest two musical acts of the year are Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black.
Michael Jackson is probably the closest big-name musician. So we can blame him.
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The Beatles. Not a massive fan, but pop music wouldn't be the same without their influence,especially in terms of song writing.
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Beatles.
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Sex pistols and sabbath
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The Carpenters
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Stevie Wonder,Marvin Gaye,Clapton,Beatles,Hendrix,and The Who.
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Fuck the Beatles and their boy band garbage.
The Rolling Stones made real music.
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Elvis, Led Zep, Stones et al were just white man packaging for all the awesome blues guys that went before, who are the real influences. They actively plagiarised them at times, which I'm not ripping on them for, but if we're talking abhout "influence"...
The Beatles started ripping off 12 bar blues but became more progressive and actually experimented with making a new sound, which in my book makes them more of a proper influence on today's music, rather than a rehash of Muddy Waters et al like Zeppelin, Stones.
Stevie Wonder deserves a mention since much of today's RnB borrows from him, and Michael Jackson used to sit in on his sessions sometimes. You can hear on tracks like master blaster near the end his vocal delivery is pure michael jackson, he was an idol of Jackson's. That track is an hommage to Bob Marley in turn, who didn't invent reggae so much as popularise it, so where do you start?!?!?!
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Manke Nelis without a doubt, thread closed
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which band?
i'd say the leather band, aka the whip.
The whip caused negro spirituals, which later on would influence bluesmen like Robert Johnson, who would influence just about all music we came to know as rock and roll (that includes the beatles and Elvis, who as great as he was, made his career off ripping off black folk)
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master p, lil wayne and drake :)
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j/k but would have to think elvis or the beatles with the type in influence they had on music
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Beyond the shadow of a doubt: Mouth and McNeal...
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master p, lil wayne and drake :)
A. Not bands.
B. Kill yourself fggt.
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God I hate the Beatles.
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Pink Floyd.
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GWAR
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Sinead O'connor
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Sinead O'connor
>:(
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Sinead O'connor
Please do it!
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Been around the music industry along time and without a doubt the Beatles.
Not enough credit is given to their producer though who was truly the 5th member.
The things they did production wise with only a four track recorder is AMAZING!
Not only how George Martin produced them, but he also had a classical background IIRC and he added a lot to the sound when they were doing songs such as "Eleanor Rigby" and "In My Life" to mention a couple.
Some say it was "officially" Billy Preston being the fifth Beatle, but that's so far off and untrue. George Martin all the way.
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>:(
LOL, we share the same feelings ;D
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the Beatles were amazing....their records still sell like hotcakes some 40 years later.,..and 40 year from now they will still be selling
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the Beatles were amazing....their records still sell like hotcakes some 40 years later.,..and 40 year from now they will still be selling
True dat! My fav Beatles album is Abbey Road, which was kinda dominated by Paul and George. George with "Something" and "Here Comes The Sun" and Paul was basically the "solo artist" on side two. And speaking of Stevie Wonder, his album "Innervisions" was revolutionary 8)
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Classic Rock- The Rolling Stones
Hard Rock- Led Zeppelin
Early Metal- Judas Priest and Sabbath
Heavy Meta-l Pantera
Pink Floyd falls into i guess progressive rock??
the Beatles are a bunch of girls...sorry
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Classic Rock- The Rolling Stones
Hard Rock- Led Zeppelin
I'll go with these two. And Sabbath for metal.
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Notice how most of your pot smoking junkie heros are dead. The rest don't look like men.
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The Smiths
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Prog rock is a tough one, coz there you got Pink Floyd, Juthro Tull, Yes, not to mention quite a few others...
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If you talk about rock, then the correct answers are Chuck Berry and his fellow black rock n' rollers.
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Prog rock is a tough one, coz there you got Pink Floyd, Juthro Tull, Yes, not to mention quite a few others...
King Crimson, Frank Zappa, Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment...all kick ass Prog bands
Prince influenced a lot of musicians.
Zeppelin ruled them all.
Nirvana influenced a whole new genre that is still around today. I wasn't a big fan but appreciate them more now than I did back then.
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Crack The Sky...thread over! Better then that rip off Pink Floyd.
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The Beatles and Zeppelin.
However RUSH has had the biggest influence on me. Fuck they are gods and I would let them tag team me.
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Bonnie Tyler
Greatest song ever
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The Beatles
Elvis
Michael Jackson
Bob Marley
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Beatles... Zep...
However, even those guys were influenced by Chuck Berry, Elvis, etc... Who were influenced by Jazz, the blues, and Big Band stuff... who were influenced by folk music of the 19th century, who were influenced by classical composers.
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Beatles... Zep...
However, even those guys were influenced by Chuck Berry, Elvis, etc... Who were influenced by Jazz, the blues, and Big Band stuff... who were influenced by folk music of the 19th century, who were influenced by classical composers.
... who were influenced by a guy named Grog, who rhythmically beat his club against a cave wall.
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... who were influenced by a guy named Grog, who rhythmically beat his club against a cave wall.
Well, most classical music came from ancient gregorian chant... Which are the first documented musical "notes"... But I'm sure the club / cave wall thing is in the history somewhere.
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Well, most classical music came from ancient gregorian chant... Which are the first documented musical "notes"... But I'm sure the club / cave wall thing is in the history somewhere.
You have quite a grasp on all this.
The jazz mention was a good call. That said, maybe Louis Armstrong deserves recognition as one of the great influences of modern American music.
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You have quite a grasp on all this.
The jazz mention was a good call. That said, maybe Louis Armstrong deserves recognition as one of the great influences of modern American music.
I had 2 semesters of "History of Music"... Actually one of the hardest classes I've ever taken... The professor was a stickler on a LOT of shit.
I'm just remembering the timeline.
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I had 2 semesters of "History of Music"... Actually one of the hardest classes I've ever taken... The professor was a stickler on a LOT of shit.
I'm just remembering the timeline.
Did your professor mention the mighty Grog?
There are wall etchings of this cat just shredddding!
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Op Ivy/ Rancid has had a pretty huge influence on punk.
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Did your professor mention the mighty Grog?
There are wall etchings of this cat just shredddding!
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musical influence on what you illiterate fuck.
try formulating a coherent question next time.
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musical influence on what you illiterate fuck.
On music?
Ballparkin it here.
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Fullblown
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don't underestimate these guys
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I like crosby,still & nash...
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Can't forget The Who, they defined influential music in the 60's. Really though, all the most recognizable bands of the 1960's were most influential of our time, simply because it was such a revolutionary time with massive cultural and social changes which the music obviously reflected. 60's was epic.
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ac dc
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I'd say that it's either The Beatles or Led Zep
As is often the case, the first post in a thread nails it.
I'll add, that, by far, the most influential rock singer is the great Paul Rodgers.
This pic was taken immediately after a Bad Company show. No one else could turn Jimmy Page into a dorky fan doing a thumbs-up pose.
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The way your mom plays the skin flute certainly changed my life.
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As is often the case, the first post in a thread nails it.
I'll add, that, by far, the most influential rock singer is the great Paul Rodgers.
This pic was taken immediately after a Bad Company show. No one else could turn Jimmy Page into a dorky fan doing a thumbs-up pose.
Great post man :) And here's some Paul "The Voice" Rodgers for y'all, but you have to be sure to really crank up the volume when you listen to this song to get it's full effect 8)
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Among Rock music I would say that without a doubt it is The Beatles. Otherwise I am partial to the Glen Miller Orchestra, Count Basie and his big band or perhaps Duke Ellington and his group.
But for a band that has the greatest influence on pop culture in the last 50 or so years it is without a doubt the one composed of John, Paul, George and Ringo... The Beatles.
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Rolling Stones.
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Fullblown
Fuck. I still got that CD single that came with some Weider magazine.
Extremely bad music but very entertaining indeed.
I wonder which pro can actually sing or play an instrument?
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Fuck. I still got that CD single that came with some Weider magazine.
Extremely bad music but very entertaining indeed.
I wonder which pro can actually sing or play an instrument?
Kai can play with a grapefruit
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this will draw some ire,,,,, u2.
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True dat! My fav Beatles album is Abbey Road, which was kinda dominated by Paul and George. George with "Something" and "Here Comes The Sun" and Paul was basically the "solo artist" on side two. And speaking of Stevie Wonder, his album "Innervisions" was revolutionary 8)
Abbey Road was awesome and George's "something" and "here comes the sun" are two of the greatest songs of all time..just simple and good
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this will draw some ire Eire,,,,, u2.
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As is often the case, the first post in a thread nails it.
I'll add, that, by far, the most influential rock singer is the great Paul Rodgers.
This pic was taken immediately after a Bad Company show. No one else could turn Jimmy Page into a dorky fan doing a thumbs-up pose.
They look happy and healthy, and made a lot of people happy with their music.