Not gonna even click on any of the poll options, that's just a fuckton of stupidness waiting for trolls.
Anyway, I agree with the Remain in Light sentiment.
Pet Sounds has always seemed ahead of its' time to me. Phil Spector might've done the Wall of Sound before The Beach Boys, but Brian Wilson perfected it. Brian Wilson is essentially the Galileo to Spector's Copernicus. Plus some of the instrumentation on that album was just unheard of. Who the hell in their right mind in 1966 would've thought a pop can could be made into an instrument?
A lot of Queen's stuff, while not necessarily ahead of its' time, still sounds extremely fresh today. I'm thinking Queen II in particular when I say this.
A lot of Queen's stuff, while not necessarily ahead of its' time, still sounds extremely fresh today. I'm thinking Queen II in particular when I say this.
At what point have I ever posted anything on here that is a joke or a troll comment? I honestly think Queen II, with better production, would do decently well today.
when I think forward-thinking albums/acts, I think:
Ornette Coleman - The Shape of Jazz to Come
Ariel Pink
Avalanches-Since I Left You
Beastie Boys-Licensed to Ill
Black Flag-Damaged
Broken Social Scene-You Forgot It In People
Buddy Holly
Can
Cramps-Songs the Lord Taught Us
Damned-Damned Damned Damned
DJ Shadow-Entroducing...
N.W.A.-Straight Outta Compton
Daft Punk-Homework
J Dilla - Donuts
Joy Division-Unknown Pleasures
Madonna-Madonna
Massive Attack-Blue Lines
Neutral Milk Hotel-In the Aeroplane Ober the Sea
Metallica-Ride the Lightning
Michael Jackson-Thriller
Nas-Illmatic
Nirvana-Nevermind
Notorioius BIG-Ready to Die
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