rockabilly
folk
jazz
blues
baroque
gregorian chant
>>70425237
hip hop
Savage bongos
>>70425298
Y
>>70425332
N
>>70425338
Y, considering its influence on krautrock
>>70425343
Y
>>70425372
Y
>>70425411
N
>>70425453
N
>>70425469
Not that guy, this is my first post ITT. Hip Hop is objectively a more influential genre than krautrock. If you cannot see this for yourself then there is no point in arguing the fact.
baroque music
>>70425522
>Hip Hop is objectively a more influential genre than krautrock
Not yet.
If you cannot see this for yourself then there is no point in arguing the fact.
I'm not even considering krautrock influential in this regard. Please let the zeitgeist of your tangible existence fade before making such grandiose claims.
80s hair metal
>>70426089
Going into the historical moment of krautrock and comparing it with today's culture in a dispassionate fashion readily proves the case. Krautrock was a variation on the theme of progressive rock generally (and not even the first strain of such), and even tangential references to the importance of, say, Kraftwerk to hip hop, and being of a piece with early pieces, only strengthen my case, and not yours.
central words of this minimal thread are "krautrock" and "influential". You take care to disclaim a certain level of influence of krautrock, which seems to be you abdicating your case somewhat. What version do you mean? To what posts do you refer? Please explicate what ways in which krautrock is not influential, so as to weaken your own argument, and strengthen mine.
tribal
New jack swing
Electro-disco
Why is this thread so fucking pretentious. See [>>70426595]
post punk
>>70425237
Post-avant-jazzcore
>>70426661
the OP seems to want to say that krautrock is a terribly important genre, or offshot, of modern popular music. It's nice but it isn't /that/ important.
I mean for God's sake the OP posted fucking Tago Mago of all things in connection with his assertion. This ought to let you know how serious he is, the depth of his knowledge.