Discussion: Most groundbreaking releases by music artists - Page 6

Mr. Wonder

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Originally posted by Bríseis

This is one of the most ignorant and most embarrassing comments that shows painful lack of music knowledge I have ever read here on ATRL including SYG, and thats quite an accomplishment, congratz.

Artists back then literally created genres and subgenres we know now by experimenting with various styles and sounds, often creating much more diverse albums than Thriller truly is. Bye.

....as I sit here listening to James Brown's early 70s work.....

Mr. Wonder

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Originally posted by IMPACTNET.

Where's The Beatles SGT Pepper, Pink Floyd's Dark side of the moon and The Wall? Where's Aretha Franklin's I Never Loved A Man, Joni Mitchell's Blue, Liz Phair's Exile in Guyville, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust, Prince's Dirty Mind, Purple Rain or Sign O'the Times? Where are Tracy Chapman, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu D'Angelo and Lauryn Hill's debuts? Where is N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton, LL Cool J's debut, Public Enemy's debut, Biggie's debut? Why is most of this thread filled with pop crap from the 2000's?

Throw in Groove Theory's debut, and you've pretty much got the beginning of the whole neo-soul movement of the mid 90s to now.

Rusty

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Originally posted by IMPACTNET.

Where's The Beatles SGT Pepper, Pink Floyd's Dark side of the moon and The Wall? Where's Aretha Franklin's I Never Loved A Man, Joni Mitchell's Blue, Liz Phair's Exile in Guyville, David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust, Prince's Dirty Mind, Purple Rain or Sign O'the Times? Where are Tracy Chapman, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu D'Angelo and Lauryn Hill's debuts? Where is N.W.A.'s Straight Outta Compton, LL Cool J's debut, Public Enemy's debut, Biggie's debut? Why is most of this thread filled with pop crap from the 2000's?

This thread is asking about groundbreaking releases, as in the verb, not the noun. The putting out of a record/content in a groundbreaking manner, like the visual accompaniment of the fashion, choreography and films associated with the Thriller album. I don't think it's asking about albums considered to be groundbreaking in terms of their genre exploration/perfection/changing - it's more about the method of release than the content itself.

At least that's what I took from the OP when I commented on the previous page...

superben

Ok sis

like2throw

This thread is way too much. I was going to make an remark but I think my brain exploded from reading all the mess contained in here.

Nightglitch

Spice by Spice Girls.