What was the last innovative rock album?

>>70641170
Smashmouth - Astro Lounge

>>70641215
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It's certainly nothing from the past 15 years.

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claim you are waifu album

>>70641480
woah

>>70641170
Swans' post rock tetralogy.

I think Spiderland came out the same year.

>>70641726
earlier in the year though, so loveless would technically be the last.

bbb

Yeah sure your shitty pop album ran through a vacuum cleaner was super innovative. That's why it had such an affect on music, right? Oh wait it didn't? Wow.

>>70641170
Soundtracks for the Blind

>>70642786
It spawned an entire genre of lookalikes.

>>70642833
no it didn't

>>70642833
Shoegaze existed prior to Loveless. That dude is a dumb nut if he can't see Loveless' influence though.

>>70642847
It's true that MBV didn't "start" shoegaze but caused the genre to turn into Loveless and Loveless lookalikes.

>In the Aeroplane
>OK Computer
>Kid A
>In Utero
>Lift Your Skinny Fists
>Soundtracks for the Blind
>The Downward Spiral
>Slanted and Enchanted
>Funeral
>Illinois
>Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
>Relationship of Command
>Deloused in the Comatorium
>Songs for the Deaf
Whether or not you like them, they sounded like few to none of the things before them, and influenced many other rock artists.