Top 10 Most Important Albums in Rock History

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>Guns n' Roses - Appetite For Destruction

Here's a better list just off the top of my head (not in any order, though).

The Beatles - Revolver
Pink Floyd - DSOTM (WYWH is better, but Dark Side is more influential)
TVU&N - s/t
King Crimson - ITCOTCK
David Bowie - Low or Ziggy Stardust
Pixies - Doolittle (like Pink Floyd, Surfer Rosa is better but Doolite is more influential)
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
Led Zeppelin - s/t or IV
Yes - Close To The Edge or Fragile

>>74419049
My bad. 10th would probably be a Zappa or Beefheart album

>>74418927
Should've been on the list. P4k certified it as a 10/10, so it's objectively at least as good as OK Computer

>>74419077
most of /mu/ would probably go with Trout Mask Replica but there's nothing more impressive than Freak Out! in 1966. It was the first truly avant-garde album in rock history.

>>74419152
shit b8 m8

Metallica black album

>>74419522
The black album is shite.

>>74418832
>The Dark Side of the Moon
>IV
>Master of Puppets
>Appetite for Destruction
>Rage Against the Machine
I don't dislike them, but other than being popular, how are they important?

I feel like Metallica, Zeppelin and PF all have more important albums.

>>74419619
I don't care what you think, it brought metal millions of new fans from those who became interested in Metallica's older thrash stuff. It also tore down the USSR, no weapons needed
Suck mah dick

>The Clash
>Rock
lmao