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Which country is more influential to music?
While Britain had a lot of important musicians in mostly the same genre, I feel that America was creating all these new genres over the years with all types of different influential musicians within each genre.
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the US
all the UK has ever done (with the exception of bleeps) was sanitize what was going on over here for mass market appeal
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>>72752606
The answer is entirely dependent on what genres most affect the person answering.
In truth, the two cultures are so intermingled that influences flowed to and fro in equilibrium.
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>>72752699
shut the fuck up you stupid fog breathing faggot the US is the top dog here
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>>72752718
laffed
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>>72752699
/thread
>>72752606
>>72752679
>>72752718
>>>/int/ or >>>/pol/ or wherever dumb nationalism argument threads are rife
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i dont know but thats a shitty flag
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>>72752734
>>72752738
the US is the cream of the crop musically
this has been proven time and time again, centuries over redcoat
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>>72752606
The US by a wide margin. How many genres have come out of the UK. The UK does make a ton of great music but usually it's building on things established by US artists.
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>>72752606
Latvia.
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Norway, Sweden, Japan
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>>72752606
The US. It's a far better country in everything so we might as well include music too.
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>>72752606
Iceland
(proportional to population)
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>>72752876
Sigur Ros, Bjork, and...?
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>>72752891
yep
just those two
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>>72752926
Considering they have like 300k people, I'd say that >>72752876 is right
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