Mention one band that had more influence or brilliance in the

>>68127111
easy the answer is lil b the based god

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Sure anon.

>>68127111
is english not your first language? everything about this post from phrasing to word choice to punctuation usage is off but not necessarily wrong and it's wigging me out

>>68127187
Umm, you can't just go around asking people if English isn't their first language! Not cool, man.

sun ra arkestra.


they influenced (even todays) mainstream pop and harsh noize and the beatles btw

>>68127111
Duke Ellington's b

>>68127111
The Byrds
>wildly popularized folk-rock
>created country-rock
>inspired jangly-pop (The Smiths, Sarah Records, etc.) & twee-pop

>>68127156
I cant believe a band had so many madmans

>>68127224
Are you fucking kidding me? The Byrds was created because of The Beatles for fucks sake.

These are directly from Wikipedia
>McGuinn had become enamored with the music of the Beatles, and had begun to intersperse his solo folk repertoire with acoustic versions of Beatles' songs. While performing at The Troubadour folk club in Los Angeles, McGuinn was approached by fellow Beatles fan Gene Clark, and the pair soon formed a Peter and Gordon-style duo, playing Beatles' covers, Beatlesque renditions of traditional folk songs, and some self-penned material.
>Dickson began utilizing World Pacific Studios to record the trio as they honed their craft and perfected their blend of Beatles pop and Bob Dylan-style folk. It was during the rehearsals at World Pacific that the band's folk rock sound—an amalgam of their own Beatles-influenced material, their folk music roots and their Beatlesque covers of contemporary folk songs—began to coalesce.

>>68127691
and the beatles were created because of the crickets

Howlin Wolf, Ike Turner, The Byrds, Bob Dylan, Elvis and Chuck Berry were pretty big impact wise. Yeah I know you're sick of hearing that. Don't disagree that the Beatles were The Most Important though.

Also depends on genre. Frankie Knuckles is important to house but nothing else. James Brown and Herbie Hancock for funk. Kool Herc for hip hop.