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Topic: What CD do you think had the most impact on music?
Jimi366 Joined Fri 09/15/06 Posts: 672	Mon 10/02/06 10:14 AM
What CD do you think, in the last 20 years, had the most impact on music as you know it. In my opinion, Nirvana's "Nevermind" is that CD. It laid waste to the mindless crap called pop and forced other bands to write more meaningful songs. If Kurt hadn't shot himself we may never have seen the likes of Nsync, Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, etc.

Jimi366 Joined Fri 09/15/06 Posts: 672	Mon 10/02/06 10:20 AM
I also have to thank Eminem for killing off the boy-band pop machine.

lionsbrew Joined Tue 08/22/06 Posts: 14232	Mon 10/02/06 11:36 AM
i have to say the most influencial albumn in my mind is prolly metallicas ride the lightning

ysrider Joined Thu 09/28/06 Posts: 90	Mon 10/02/06 12:03 PM
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers

AlpineRocks Joined Mon 09/18/06 Posts: 6220	Mon 10/02/06 06:50 PM
essential- UFO, Van Halen 1 and 2, April Wine ,The Eagles

FariesDoFly Joined Mon 08/21/06 Posts: 288	Mon 10/02/06 09:32 PM
I think 40 licks by the Rolling Stones was good or Are you expeirenced by Jimi Hendrix but in this era I would have to agree on Nirvanas: Nevermind but it really makes me think what would have happened if Kurt was still alive due to the fact he hated the whole being a celebrity thing , i wonder if he would have given up the Nirvana scene and mostly the music scene all together

AlpineRocks Joined Mon 09/18/06 Posts: 6220	Mon 10/02/06 09:36 PM
He said in the last 20 years but the Stones are awsome I actually would have to say the 70's had the greatest impact Bob Seger, Steve Miller, BTO, etc., etc., etc.

lionsbrew Joined Tue 08/22/06 Posts: 14232	Mon 10/02/06 11:54 PM
damn no love for lead zepplin .

Mlookin4W Joined Sat 09/09/06 Posts: 24	Mon 10/02/06 11:58 PM
sex pistols

ysrider Joined Thu 09/28/06 Posts: 90	Tue 10/03/06 07:30 AM
I think the Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks was the most important punk album. It brought punk out to many who would never see it otherwise, and yet remained anti-estblishment. But for rock and roll you have to go back beyond the last 30 years to find the most important album. After I said The Beatles I started to think about a country guy who had a big effect on Rock and Roll - Johnny Cash.

paterafan Joined Mon 08/21/06 Posts: 329	Tue 10/03/06 10:23 AM
SLAYER..REIGN IN BLOOD METALLICA....KILL EM ALL PANTERA...COWBOYS FROM HELL ATLEAST IN THE METAL WORLD

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