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General Discussion => MUSIC => Topic started by: vicky on June 01, 2008, 06:04:14 PM
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being super generic. just random ones i was thinking of
bad brains
modest mouse
slayer
fugazi
the beatles
elliot smith
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i think the refused too
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sam cooke.
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joy division
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Jimi Hendrix
Black Sabbath
The Ramones
Iron Maiden
The Misfits
The Wailers
The Specials
Metallica
Death
Black Flag
Bad Religion
Operation Ivy
Nirvana
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Velvet underground
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yes to black flag and the misfits. duh. two of my favorite bands one of which is tattooed on me and i forgot.
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Kraftwerk
The Ramones
Iggy and The Stooges
Little Richard
Lightnin' Hopkins
So many more...
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pixies
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i agree with most bands noted, but there's some questionable ones in there.
add public enemy to the list
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the clash
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Elvis
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Gerard Cosloy
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wu tang.
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NWA
Sonic Youth
Dinosaur Jr
Pink Floyd
Bob Marely
Johnny Cash
Rage Against the Machine (mabye for the worst but definitely huge impact)
Run DMC
Dougie Fresh
Velvet Underground
NY Dolls
Johny Thunders
Portishead
Skinny Puppy (again maybe for the worst)
MC5
Gang of Four
Talking Heads
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the red hot chili peppers have sucked for a long time but they definately changed alot of things. they still have one good album
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no ones mentioned the beatles yet??
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the red hot chili peppers have sucked for a long time but they definately changed alot of things. they still have one good album
i was going to list them but i couldn't really think of any influentual albums they've done. seems like you'd have to at least kicked off a shitty genre to make the list and i don't the the peppers were really imitated at all.
what about faith no more? i'd probably list them over the peppers
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the beatles
no ones mentioned the beatles yet??
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the red hot chili peppers have sucked for a long time but they definately changed alot of things. they still have one good album
i was going to list them but i couldn't really think of any influentual albums they've done. seems like you'd have to at least kicked off a shitty genre to make the list and i don't the the peppers were really imitated at all.
what about faith no more? i'd probably list them over the peppers
the red hot chili's arnt really imitated by anyone but i know plenty of newcomer bands that list them as an influence. they definately inspired a new generation of rock bands i guess. largely due to john frusciante being amazing.... the rest of the band is just meh. "blood sugar sex magic" is very good
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when i revist the peppers i usually go pre "blood sugar sex magic". it was the ablum that kind of ruined the band for a lot of people i used to chill with.
it's a good ablum but was just kind of the end of an era for the peppers in the same way that "the black album" was the end of an era for metallica.
edit: this clip shows the chilli's when i thought they were still good right before BSSM dropped
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR6wEIrsrIk
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yeah, "mother's milk" and "freaky styley" were both real good but i think BSSM really brought out the different styles they had. i feel like a douchebag talking about the chilis this seriously but it's true. anthony kiedis is just a douchebag who irons his hair
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anything greg ginn & ian mackaye put their stamp on. d.i.y. touring, the music, everything.
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i feel like a douchebag talking about the chilis this seriously but it's true.
agreed, it's one of those bands where context is everything. unless you were the right age when they had their moment, then you wouldn't really get them at all. but how's anyone going to deny the band that was in thrashin had an impact
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_EUhzVXpQ
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biggie smalls
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no ones mentioned the beatles yet??
sorry my bad....
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queen
rolling stones
lead zeppelin
david bowie
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zappa!
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robert johson
chiuck berry
evlis
beatles
stones
yardbirds-brought clapton, page, and jeff beck onto teh scene
SABBATH created metal
the grateful dead
floyd
metalica (not a fan)
nirvana
green day made bubblegum punk
Im just talking mainstream music.
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Peter Frampton, accidentialy, with his tube singing thing, then Daft Punk using it then half of the hiphop R&B world using it at some point.
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biggie smalls
Pac
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black flag
social d
CSNY
grateful dead
sublime (although i think that they're a great band, they certainly influenced a lot of extremely shitty bands)
beastie boys
bob dylan
lee perry
pink floyd
miles davis
the clash
the sex pistols
velvet underground
monk
hendrix
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Minor Threat
Negative Approach
T.S.O.L.
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green day made bubblegum punk
blink 182 perfected that shitty craft.
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tom waits
j dilla
miles davis
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Bo Diddley... RIP
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beatles of course
hendrix
ramones
yngwie malmsteen
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Insane Clown Posse.
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the rapper scarface never gets the credit he deserves... dude was really influential to rap.
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j dilla
how could i forget jay dee
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MINUTE MEN
and Op Ivy
NOFX
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Megadeth
Venom
2 Live Crew
Pink Floyd
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the song "Amen Brother" by the Winstons
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The Jam
Giorgio Moroder
Steve Albini
Brian Eno
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The Clash
Bad Brains
Op Ivy
Bad Religion
The Beatles
Propagandhi (How to Clean was addicting but after that the hardcore came out)
His Hero Is Gone
Shotmaker
Beastie Boys
Assfactor 4
Elliott Smith
Born Against
Heroin
Hendrix
Minutemen
Mike Kirsch
Mike Watt
Led Zeppelin
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nick drake
syd barrett
marc bolan
television
the exploited
g.b.h.
geto boys
sublime and rhcp have changed music for the worst, sfahaha horrible.
peter frampton almost ruined the music industry singlehandedly.
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Ken Freedman
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RADIOHEAD
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
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Giorgio Moroder
Steve Albini
Brian Eno
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the meters
immortal technique
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social distortion, negative approach, and tsol? wtf. tsol were alright early on if you were a surf jock that liked using mom's mascara. don't get me started with their transition into hair metal. before their recent reunion, they were left with no original members. the joe wood stuff sucked too. a lot of you dudes are just naming your favorite bands. thread going sour fast.
edit* as broad as this topic maybe. changed music forever. forever is a long time
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it is pretty sad that mariah carey has had more #1 hits than elvis or the beatles.
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it is pretty sad that mariah carey has had more #1 hits than elvis or the beatles.
Shit, really? Other than the song she did with ODB I can't remember any of it.
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Would you not agree that The Smiths/Morrissey have influenced music to a certain degree? Or are we going deeper than that?
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it is pretty sad that mariah carey has had more #1 hits than elvis or the beatles.
I may have jumped the gun a bit, but it looks like she is going to surpass the Beatles shortly....
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music/2008/03/17/2008-03-17_mariah_carey_poised_to_tie_record_for_no-1.html (http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music/2008/03/17/2008-03-17_mariah_carey_poised_to_tie_record_for_no-1.html)
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amazing, who listens too that shit
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the same little girls that watch the sheckler show. anyone remember when MTV used to play music videos that were good? I am not clear why they still refer to themselves as "Music TeleVision".
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I'm not really a fan of classical music, but there wouldn't be metal without Beethoven.
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the same little girls that watch the sheckler show. anyone remember when MTV used to play music videos that were good? I am not clear why they still refer to themselves as "Music TeleVision".
yeah but only late at night on the weekends
@1:45 this clip gets way sicker than anything that would ever play on MTV now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vK_jOuVnVhI
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the strokes
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the beatles
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the strokes
Like hippies, they ain't changing shit.
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anyone remember when MTV used to play music videos that were good? I am not clear why they still refer to themselves as "Music TeleVision".
Same thing I've been wondering for years. They should change it to something related to faked reality television. Oh, I know...Shit TV. STV for short which sounds so close to STD which is what MTV is to your brain and our culture.
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probably have to give some credit aphex twins and moby and other early electronic guys
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just a few that stick out, in order of appearance
alypius
bach
mozart
beethoven
shakespeare
john cage
beatles
kinks
bowie
bad brains
belle sebastian
animal collective
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The Beatles suck dick, may be the most overrated band to ever exist. Belle & Sebastian? What the fuck have they done for music?
Some of you people need to seriously get the fuck off the internet and cease your posting.
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The Beatles suck dick, may be the most overrated band to ever exist. Belle & Sebastian? What the fuck have they done for music?
Some of you people need to seriously get the fuck off the internet and cease your posting.
who do you think changed music forever?
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Certainly not the fucking Beatles, or Belle & Sebastian. Belle & Sebastian.....Belle & Sebastian......Belle & Sebastian. I cannot believe that poor shit was even mentioned in this thread. These fragile souls on Slap will never cease to amaze me.
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hey, just because you don't like them doesn't mean they didn't influence other musicians
beatles inspired an entire genre, and still affect music today
but don't worry, i still love you.
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j5
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Certainly not the fucking Beatles, or Belle & Sebastian. Belle & Sebastian.....Belle & Sebastian......Belle & Sebastian. I cannot believe that poor shit was even mentioned in this thread. These fragile souls on Slap will never cease to amaze me.
you didn't answer, stop being a pussy and put something up since your the authority here
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the brian jonestown massacre, if not already, then they will.
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Bo Diddley... RIP
Yes.
The Smiths....
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radiohead.
sam cooke.
broken social scene.
bjork.
cibo matto.
the beatles are always a given.
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the crazy glaring omission is JAMES BROWN.
let me also mention Fela Kuti and The Fall.
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Elvis motherfuckin' Costello
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soulja boy
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Certainly not the fucking Beatles, or Belle & Sebastian. Belle & Sebastian.....Belle & Sebastian......Belle & Sebastian. I cannot believe that poor shit was even mentioned in this thread. These fragile souls on Slap will never cease to amaze me.
you didn't answer, stop being a pussy and put something up since your the authority here
Muddy Waters. Neil Young. Kraftwerk.
I shouldn't even acknowldge a fucking Faith No More fan, and it's you're, you dumb bastard.
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Muddy Waters. Neil Young. Kraftwerk.
I shouldn't even acknowldge a fucking Faith No More fan, and it's you're, you dumb bastard.
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Difference between a typo and continuous misuse of pronouns.
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i dont like the beatles at all, but look how many people like them. there are so many bands that say the beatles are one of their influences, so how could say that they didnt change music?
good job on naming 3 safe answers.
are you 800 by the way? you act a lot like that account.
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Difference between a typo and continuous misuse of pronouns.
you really find talking about your weak ass grammar diss more interesting than a conversation about influential music which you can obviously contribute too? you're not funny enough to be the new asshole on the block, so just give it up and maybe join in on a converstation instead of just monopolizing them with your boring negative bullshit.
and yes, i know i missed a comma
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Difference between a typo and continuous misuse of pronouns.
you really find talking about your weak ass grammar diss more interesting than a conversation about influential music which you can obviously contribute too? you're not funny enough to be the new asshole on the block, so just give it up and maybe join in on a converstation instead of just monopolizing them with your boring negative bullshit.
and yes, i know i missed a comma
Fuck your "converstations". I can't relate to your piss poor taste, gook.
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i dont like the beatles at all, but look how many people like them. there are so many bands that say the beatles are one of their influences, so how could say that they didnt change music?
good job on naming 3 safe answers.
are you 800 by the way? you act a lot like that account.
The Beatles are the equivalent of a fucking boy band nowadays. I don't feel obliged to recognize them for being influential for a whole style of music that sucks dick. They did nothing new or different, but they were marketable. So yes, they did change music, for negative reasons. You may continue behaving like a teenage girl.
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i dont like the beatles at all, but look how many people like them. there are so many bands that say the beatles are one of their influences, so how could say that they didnt change music?
good job on naming 3 safe answers.
are you 800 by the way? you act a lot like that account.
The Beatles are the equivalent of a fucking boy band nowadays. I don't feel obliged to recognize them for being influential for a whole style of music that sucks dick. They did nothing new or different, but they were marketable. So yes, they did change music, for negative reasons. You may continue behaving like a teenage girl.
the name of the thread wasnt "bands who changed music positively" so why are you argueing? just for the sake of it freddy?
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Fuck your "converstations". I can't relate to your piss poor taste, gook.
and the fact that i'm an asian guy with shit taste in music justify's you shitting all over this thread how?
or was i supposed to be insulted? sorry i'm a bit confused here. your pronoun use is fantastic but ability to make conherent thoughts, not so good
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in no particular order....
elvis
the beatles
nirvana
hendrix
marley
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Chuck Berry
The Beach Boys
Brian Eno
David Bowie
Marvin Gaye
Eric B & Rakim
Miles Davis
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The energy The Who brought to the stage is unfuckable with.
Bob Dylan
Hendrix
Clapton
Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
Those are just a few that I like. Bands changing music as a whole would be way to crazed.
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nobody said Neil Young??? there would be no Dino Jr.
How about Donavon???
aaahhh...... >:( >:( >:( >:(
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dont know if anybody has metioned him, but Syd Barrett!
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dont know if anybody has metioned him, but Syd Barrett!
agreed. and i also didn't mention les paul, willie nelson, and richard d. james (aphex twin).
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Jimi Hendrix,New York Dolls,The Ramones,Iggy Pop,Johnny Thunders
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the pixies, pink floyd, zeppelin, chuck berry, the stones, but mostly in the past decade or two, nirvana.
the velvert underground ( the nico album ), sabbath, cream, beatles, countless others <1980's
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rawbertson.
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K R A F T W E R K
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dj shadow (endtroducing)
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Grateful Dead for better or worse immortalized jam bands. It's hard to say any that haven't already been said. Early Clapton bands I guess (Cream, Yardbirds, Derek & The Dominoes)
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It's hard to say any that haven't already been said. Early Clapton bands I guess (Cream, Yardbirds, Derek & The Dominoes)
Anyone say Blind Faith?
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mileycyrus nuffsaid.
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(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f334/cnogoy/dillatee.jpg)
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I can't believe people like Buddy Holly and Leadbelly haven't been mentioned, and as much as i hate to say it U2 definitely changed music forever.
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Danny Fields
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I can only comment on the genre I know best...
The following changed the game -
Minor Threat
Black Flag
Youth of Today
Bad Brains
Cro-Mags
Misfits
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probably already mentioned but there my favourite artists
Aphex twin and the notorious B.I.G. ;D
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(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f334/cnogoy/dillatee.jpg)
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Frank Sinatra.
i'm pretty sure he hasn't been mentioned.
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glenn gould
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Dizzy Gillespie
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Niggaz with attitudez?
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Niggaz with attitudez?
definitely
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lil wayne. for getting people to love mindless fucking rap that - while creatively said - says nothing at all.
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lil wayne rapped better when he was 16 and no one even cared. i cannot stand almost half of what he says anymore simply for the fact that cuts from the block is hot outshine anything in the past few years. promethazine is a hell of a drug i guess, good bye brain, hello zombie status.
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Booker t & the mg's
Dr Dre
Johnny Cash
Wu-tang
NWA
Curtis Mayfield
Bob Dylan
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JFA
Black Sabbath
Infest
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Black Flag
and Minor Threat definatly defined hardcore.
I missed them, probably already been mentioned, didn't read the thread.
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in the near future Arcade Fire will be under alot of people's influences.
but as of now
Blondie
Bowie
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Pulp
also you're regular if you deny the Beatles as the masters of influence
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to me i think lil wayne has the hottest shit out right now. i am really diggin how he is always puttin new mix tapes out and shit so we can stay up on his raps. he atleast definatly changed the rap world and put a dent in that shit forever
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well pretty much any rapper is going ot have a lot of mixtapes, but just not as commercialized as Birdman Kisser.
Chamillionaire shits on lil wayne and he's actually positive and talks about real shit. check out The Morning News and The Evening News, evn tho they are old they were the shit last year
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well pretty much any rapper is going ot have a lot of mixtapes, but just not as commercialized as Birdman Kisser.
Chamillionaire shits on lil wayne and he's actually positive and talks about real shit. check out The Morning News and The Evening News, evn tho they are old they were the shit last year
Weezy eats Chamillionare for brekfast