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What's your favorite artist/song/album/whatev that influenced no one?
People are always going on little tirades about how without the innovations inherent to The Beatles' abstract existence, music would be so different, and Hitler would be president. Well, who gives a ****? (about the Beatles, not about Hitler being president.) Give some love to the best, and the most ultimately irrelevant music you know. (Though is anything irrelevant if you love it? Think on that.)
BQ: Harlem or Brooklyn? (Manhattan's too big (culturally, not size-wise) to be the whole choice.)
You mean the same Grateful Dead who invented the jam band? (No one's sure that any others exist besides Phish, but that's at least one clear point of influence).
I mean, obviously this question's all about hyperbole, but you've gotta imagine that the Dead have something to do with just about all psychedelic rock (or at least psychedelic rawk rock) since the '70s.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
markely, but i mention them for everything
ok, im back and i have more effort so heres a few more:
miko mission
renee renee
alphaville
frou frou
the sounds
BQ: harlem, i used to live in manhattan
- King CrimsonLv 61 decade ago
Transatlantic.
They are like the culmination of influence, as in they are influenced by so much (Classical, Jazz, the 70's Progressive Rock scene, Melodic Pop (Beatles, Brian Wilson etc.) Folk, Hard Rock), but I can't imagine they will influence many bands (yeah, perhaps some random modern prog bands but nothing noteworthy).
They are more of an "end-result" than a band which leads to all kinds of new ideas, but that is perfectly fine... I'm not sure how much can be innovated anymore in music anyway.
- steppLv 45 years ago
i in my view pay attention greater Radiohead in Coldplay than something. Porcupine Tree advance into for sure stimulated by utilizing pink Floyd and that i latterly heard some Tangerine Dream songs and that does seems to have stimulated Porcupine Tree's older artwork. you additionally pays attention greater of a Radiohead impact (lyrically a minimum of) in a number of their mid albums (Lightbulb solar, stupid Dream) and their greater moderen textile that's greater cutting-part steel, you pays attention some Dreasm Theater and Opeth in there. Radiohead sounds rather like taking each and every option band that advance into deemed great and then rolling it right into a ball, then spill radioactive acid on them. Their early artwork advance into truthfully stimulated by utilizing The Pixies, REM, talking Heads etc.
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- Dwarf CowboyLv 51 decade ago
The Disrupters - Playing With Fire album - Anarcho punk with a sort of goth feel. The singer can't sing, the band can only just play, and they're quite slow and plodding on this album. They do have fans but nobody seems to like this album, including the band themselves. It's one of my favourite albums ever.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Defiantly Steely Dan but I am influenced by them very talented Band. Walter Becker is a great Guitar Player but he is so Underrated and Donald Fagen is a great Vocalist but very Underrated.
- mighLv 71 decade ago
Nada- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFPDv8o3t7Q
these took influences including Swans, Godflesh, The Young Gods, Dead Can Dance etc and morphed themselves into something quite unique...'Celmetra' is an amazing album... allsorts going on, lots of different instrumentation, moods, atmospheres etc.
i don't believe enough people heard the band to be influenced! (try to find info about them on the net... it's nigh on impossible! criminally overlooked band...)
having said that, they have potential to influence... if i ever pick up my guitar again ;)
Source(s): bq: never been to either but i'll go with Harlem as it's the title of one of my fave Suicide tunes :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqH01IuKmxc - SookieLv 61 decade ago
Promise - Jale:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrOzFA7MzSw&feature...
I think in the grand musical scheme of things, they were around for about 20 seconds.
BQ: Gotta go with Queens...that's where my family is from.