Name a more influential album.

>>69225073
Hunky Dory
Ziggy Stardust
Aladdin Sane
Station to Station
Low
"Heroes"

(The rest are probably debatable when it comes to 'influence')

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Checkmate.

>>69225117
The Velvet Underground & Nico.

Probably a bollywood soundtrack, Coolio?

>>69225117
>>69225124
sorry, it was meant for OP >>69225073

>>69225159
You're good man.

It does kinda relate since Bowie loved that album.

>>69225073
The Banana album

>>69225117
>Aladdin Sane
Only one that's worth it.

>>69225225
Bro I love that album too but don't knock the other stuff.

Granted they're not MY personal favorites (I went with what most people agree the best were on here) but still, the others are great albums.

>>69225285
Well, that didn't take long.

>>69225196
this

>>69225285
Old condom, new cum

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>>69225073
this is a big one
but also the Ramones' and the Sex Pistols' debuts, Unknown Pleasures, Paid in Full, Nevermind, Autobahn, and arguably 808s & Heartbreak.

That doesn't take away from how good OK Computer is, but it definitely isn't the most influential album out there

>>69225073
Pixies Surfer Rosa/Doolittle
Loveless
Tvun
Any of the first 4 talking heads albums
DJ Shadow Endtroducing

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Holy fucking shit this thread.

I was told this board knew nothing about music but I didn't think it was this bad. At least the Jason Aldean guy was joking. What is wrong with you people?

>>69226843
Fuck off. Please.

>>69226843
he said 'more influential' not 'most influential', but I think your pretension must have made you misread it.

Never Mind The Bollocks

>>69227065
Plus, they didn't post an album, but albums. Reading comprehension.

>>69227065
Unoriginal AND pedantic? I bet your winning smile makes up for it, huh?

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>>69227122
Nah, I have a pretty average smile. Luckily, that has nothing to do with talking about influential albums and having your head lodged in your rectum when you rage about people posting albums you apparently dislike but are nonetheless more influential than OK Computer.

>>69227224
>you apparently dislike
Where'd you get that from? I don't actually recall mentioning liking or disliking them, rather I disputed their "influence".

I guess you're going to have to find another angle to save face with rather than "reading comprehension", huh?

>>69227259
>I was told this board knew nothing about music but I didn't think it was this bad.

>>69227285
...and?

>>69227285
>>69227259
That doesn't give off a great connotation of liking the picks. It also says that every single album posted so far is less influential than OK Computer without any particular reason.

Black Sabbath s/t. Literally kick-started metal.

>>69227314
It gives off a connotation of "You guys are uninformed" not "I don't like those albums"

We're not even talking about the quality of the albums in this thread, so why would that even be an issue?

I'm saying every album posted is less influential than American Folk Anthology.

>>69227348
the question wasn't "which albums are more influential than American Folk Anthology" though

>>69227344
good one

>>69226843
are you seriously going to act superior for knowing the most entry level trad compilation ever? also not even an album.

>>69227411
OP gave off a "connotation" of OK Computer being the most influential album ever. The post implied that finding a more influential album would be difficult, if not impossible. By extension that means that OP thinks that OK Computer is the most influential album of all time.

>>69227453
>are you seriously going to act superior for knowing the most entry level trad compilation ever?
That's the entire point you absolute fucking cretin. I was flabbergasted that such an obvious album hadn't been posted in favour of shit like Autobahn.

Also what the fuck are compilations if not albums?

Am I the victim of a really funny joke? You guys can't be this stupid.

>>69227502
>Holy fucking shit this thread

is not

>imo this album is more influential, OP

people aren't disagreeing with your pick, they're disagreeing with how you said it, which oozed pretension. That's all.

>>69227529
>people aren't disagreeing with your pick, they're disagreeing with how you said it, which oozed pretension. That's all.
Fair enough. I apologise for that.

>>69227551
hey, we all do it sometimes! what matters is seeing it.

>>69227586
It was an emotional response, I admit. I mean, Autobahn? Circulatory System? Black Sabbath? Really?

I'm not saying they're not influential but... really!?

>>69227826
Yes. Those are extremely influential albums to two huge genres.

>>69227826
That Black Sabbath album launched thousands of bands. Seriously, you come off as a pretentious prick.

>>69227890
this, anyone who denies this is either an ironic fuck, or a literal retard

>>69227882
Yeah, but it's localised influence is the point. American Folk Anthology changed everything.

>>69227890
Look at it this way. Black Sabbath wouldn't even exist if Folk Anthology hadn't popularised traditional blues in the first place. Out of that we got electric blues and then blues rock and then Sabbath.

>>69227502
>Also what the fuck are compilations if not albums?
compilations

>>69227975
It really doesn't matter, no early metal bands are citing folk anthology as their influence, they almost always say black Sabbath

>>69227975
That wasn't the original question. You posted a 6 album compilation and now you want to question how influential a Black Sabbath album was to a genre of music. According to your argument, I could say Bach and Beethoven and others influenced the artists you posted, or am I missing something?

>>69225167
the actual correct answer

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Case closed /mu/