You meet a stranger who was cryogenically frozen in 1917 and

Grimes

>>71322031
scaruffi's top 5

Aeroplane, barter 6, dark side of the moon, take five, Abbas greatest hits

>>71322043
cuck

>>71322065
Also ten Beatles songs

>Five albums
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Ziggy Stardust
Remain In Light
Nevermind
Born To Die

>Ten songs
Light My Fire
The End
Stairway to Heaven
You Can't Always Get What You Want
We're Not Gonna Take It
Hip to be Square
(Hit Me) Baby One More Time
Wonderwall
Sk8er Boi
Hollaback Girl
Fancy
Fresh Air

Exmilitary, Exmilitary, Exmilitary, Exmilitary, Exmilitary.

Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine.

>>71322199
Bad post

>>71322240
Not that anon, but go fuck yourself.

>Five albums
Abbey Road
The Doors s/t
Dark Side of the Moon
London Calling
Paul's Boutique

>Ten songs
A Day in the Life
Sympathy for the Devil
Stairway to Heaven
Once in a Lifetime
Wish You Were Here
Tubular Bells, Pt. 1
Heart-Shaped Box
Excursions
The National Anthem
All of the Lights

>>71322638
>The National Anthem
Good to see an honest-to-god American patriot posting here

>>71322754
No I'm talking about Radiohead dad.

>>71322638
The best post so far, featuring best Radiohead song
>>71322754
I hope you're memeing

>>71322754
serious or not I kek'd

>absolutely no jazz itt
are you people retarded

>>71322916
of course not, we didnt post any jazz

>>71322240
wrong

>>71322031
>Albums
Tool - Lateralus
Jellyfish - Spilt Milk
Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon
The Beatles - Revolver
Daft Punk - Random Access Memories

>Songs
The Commodores - Easy
Tom Petty - American Girl
Daft Punk - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Tears for Fears - Everybody Wants to Rule the World
The Eagles - Hotel California
Fleetwood Mac - Big Love (Live version)
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
Michael Jackson - Beat It
Nat King Cole - It's Only A Paper Moon
Frankie Knuckles - Your Love

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>>71322938

>>71322031
V/A - Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz
Gorecki - Miserere
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's
V/A - Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 47 - 74
V/A - Anthology of American Folk Music

Had a hard time with the modern classical album. I'll update with the songs.

>>71322031
Five Albums
>Kind Of Blue - Miles Davis
>Sgt Pepper - The Beatles
>Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols - Sex Pistols
>Thriller - Micheal Jackson
>Nevermind - Nirvana
10 songs
>Hound Dog - Elvis
>Johnny B Good - Chuck Berry
>Take Five - Dave Brubeck
>What'd I Say - Ray Charles
>Be My Baby - The Ronettes
>Light My Fire - The Doors
>Parinoid - Black Sabbath
>Once In A lifetime - Talking Heads
>The Message - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
>Computer Love - Kraftwork

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In this order :
- Robert Johnson - Preaching the Blues
- Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World
- John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (song)
- Floyd Dakil Combo - Dance, Franny, Dance
- The Beatles - White Album
- Can - Tago Mago
- Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
- Ramones - s/t
- Madonna - Like a Virgin
- Metallica - Seek and Destroy
- Phuture - Acid Tracks
- MBV - Soon
- Autechre - Confield
- Animal Collective - MPP
- BEBETUNE$ (Ferraro) - MACCAU CELEBRITIES

I wish I could include a few other things, but I think that's good enough to make him aware of what have been going on since he was in that cold coma. Good thread OP.

>mostly rock and mucore
What the fuck is wrong with you?

>>71323194
>Showing him music that doesn't represent the past 100 years of music
Autism is that you?

>>71323237
>electronic music does not represent the last 100 years
>hip hop/rap does not represent the last 100
>no progression in jazz after 1917
Somebody who claims to like music but ignores the majority of it because it isn't rock, is that you?

>>71323347
electronic music is friccin gay as f dude
rap is terrible and jazz sucks balls
u mad?

>>71323347
Not easy trying to fit 100 years of music with 5 albums and 10 songs.

>>71323419
I know but making it all mucore rock doesn't help

>>71323135

>Kraftwork

No.

>>71323347
Dude, don't forget you are on /mu/.
Besides, it's a pretty hard task tbf. You want to make him hear some of your favorites, but at the same that to let him have a pretty broad view of what happened during all that time.
He would need also every Top 40 #1 hits from every 5 years since 1965, and some excerpts of the most popular of subgenres of jazz, rock, metal, electronic music, and also minimalism, serialism, African/Asian/South American music...
I just hope he would just learn to use the internet and go to rym to learn more about all this stuff after we part ways.

>>71323560
Kraftwoke

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voilà

>>71323568
I wouldn't show him minimalism or serialism because they haven't had a big impact on popular culture but by showing them one album per large genre and then leaving them with the resources to look at more, you'd do a pretty good job

The Carter 2
Dark Side of the Moon
Oracle Spectacular(MGMT)
the Flaming Lips, yoshimi battles the pink robots
Slipknot Greatest hits
Californication
Issues- Korn
UUUU-Masketta Man
Incubus -Morning View
Damien Marley & Nas Road to Zion
Sublime-self-titled

>>71324193
>post 11 albums
>nothing older than 1990
>Damian Marley - Road to Zion
Put down that weed pipe dude

>>71323675
so popular culture is low brow and for fags.

>>71324193
Sorry DSotM is from the 1970s, but lurk moar tbf

>>71324338
No it is not. It may sound like it, but it isnt

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>>71324355
Well I guess I was right from the beginning then.

>>71322031
Please Please Me
Help!
Rubber Soul
Sgt.Pepper
Abbey Road

Hard Day's Night
Paperback Writer
Eleanor Rigby
Tomorrow Never Knows
I Am The Walrus
Back In The USSR
Revolution
Hey Jude
Let It Be
Imagine

That just about does it really

>>71324292
You need to show the person how the world has changed and the only way to do that is through popular culture

5 classical records which were composed long before they were born. That would be interesting to see.

>>71322031
Revolver
Call Me - Al Green
Wish You Were Here
Queen Greatest Hits
Whatever People Say I Am That's What I'm Not (assuming he's essentially me from 100 years ago i.e. young male and british this album is more for cultural education)

No point in playing him songs

>>71324559
What just happened here?

>>71325439
You can modify HTML on the fly with Firefox and Chrome, and that allows you to do funny things.

>>71322193
>>71322638
very good taste

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I legitimately think you all have brain damage.

Warning: this is going to be pretty much entirely America-centric. Not meaning American artists, but rather what has defined America musically. To really give him the best idea if what has been happening, we have to introduce him to the most significant forms of music since the popularization of the commercial record.

Albums:
> Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (jazz delegate)
> The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper (rock delegate)
> Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (electronic delegate)
> Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen (folk delegate)
> Nas - Illmatic (hip-hop delegate)

I considered leaving hip-hop out as it's technically in the electronic umbrella but I think it's been very culturally significant over the last 35 years and will probably be seen as it's own thing in a couple decades.

Songs:
> Louis Armstrong - West End Blues (1920s delegate)
> Judy Garland - Over the Rainbow (1930s delegate)
> Bing Crosby - White Christmas (1940s delegate)
> Elvis Presley - Hound Dog (1950s delegate)
> The Beatles - I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1960s delegate)
> ABBA - Dancing Queen (1970s delegate)
> Michael Jackson - Billie Jean (1980s delegate)
> Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (1990s delegate)
> Gnarles Barkley - Crazy (2000s delegate)
> TBD, but I'd say Drake - Hotline Bling (2010s delegate)

The singles are a great opportunity to show significant songs that represented popular culture across the century he missed.

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>>71322193
>>71322638
>>71325410
>no classical
>no jazz
>no electronic

>>71322978
>>71324193
>no classical
>no jazz

>>71323135
>no classical
>no electronic

>>71323148
>>71325931
>no classical

>>71326124
>no classical
We warranted that Steve Reich and Webern/Stockhausen weren't popular enough to deserve a spot on that restricted list of stuff, but yeah, if I would have a guy from 1917 that was cryogenically frozen for an afternoon and all I have to do is to introduce him to some music he has never heard before, I hope he is a curious kind of guy.

>>71325931
>>71326124
You could replace Illmatic with Music for 18 Musicians. I was pretty torn on that.

Id just give him all the Deftones albums

All these people listing pop albums from the last 40 years thinking that even scratches the surface of a century of musical ideas

>>71326425
you couldn't even name ten significant ideas by your own definition

>>71326449
I wasn't attempting to. I was just pointing out how pointless it is to try to condense such a vast period of time into 5 album

>>71326475
at least they tried. demeaning pop music as if it isn't the most representative music of the current culture isn't exactly helping your case. in that sense its the ONLY significant music of the century

>>71325931
I wouldn't say Gnarles Barkley - Crazy is a good representation of how the 2000s were actually like, it being a part of a revival movement of soul. I'd use LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends instead.

And Kanye West - Runaway or M83 - Midnight City for the 2010s.

>>71326354
Then he'd think everyone was Mexican and sang off key/screamed all the time

>>71326597
good, good