50's - Elvis
60's - Beatles
70's - Led Zeppelin
80's - Queen
90's - Nirvana
00's - Eminem
10's - ????
Most influential
Andrew Jackson
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Colton Fisher
not grimes
Anthony Morris
Obviously Jason aldean
Luke Wood
Jason aldean
Levi Gutierrez
Me
Luis Robinson
50s - Chuck Berry
60s - Beatles
70s - The Stooges
80s - REM
90s - Nirvana
00s - The White Stripes
Dylan Bennett
Taylor?
Gavin Hernandez
Probably a DJ like Skrillex or David Guetta
Hunter King
You pleb, don't you know that it goes:
50s - Chuck Berry
60s - The Beatles
70s - Kraftwerk
80s - Michael Jackson/Madonna (and their entire production/promotion/everything team)
90s - Dr. Dre (maybe 2pac but probably Dre)
00s - Kanye West
10s - Death Grips
Juan Walker
Adele
Isaiah Watson
obviously tewnty one pilots
Jordan Gray
No, me
Tyler Cruz
MackLéMore
Grayson Nelson
honestly it's lil b
he changed hip hop and the internet
Jonathan Allen
Hudson Johnson
50s: Chuck Berry
60s: The Velvet Underground/Bob Dylan
70s: King Crimson
80s: Sonic Youth
90s: Nirvana
00s: Strokes
10s: no idea
Brody Hernandez
Logan Brooks
>60s: The Velvet Underground/Bob Dylan
lol, how contrarian do you have to be to deny that The Beatles were the most influential group of the 60s?
Gavin Barnes
50s: Chuck Berry
60s: Brian Wilson
70s: Brian Eno & Talking Heads
80s: Micheal Jackson
90s: Nirvana
00s: Kanye desu
10s: Kendrick
Jacob Butler
>rem
>influential
Joshua Nelson
>rock
>rock
>rap
oh you ignorant pardners
Jace Bell
you're an idiot if you don't think tvu is the most influential band of all time. Influenced
Dream Pop
Shoegaze
Post Rock
Noise Rock
Punk Rock
Post Punk
etc
Ayden Adams
Stay with me
Will Toledo
Why?
Will blew the traditional way of getting a fanbase and getting signed out the window
Jordan Davis
50s - Karlheinz Stockhausen
60s - Ornette Coleman
70s - Gérard Grisey
80s - John Zorn
90s - Eliane Radigue
00s - Pelt
Henry Adams
tvu have nothing to do with shoegaze and dreampop
Parker Cruz
>being this contrarian
Jack Thomas
>Sunday Morning
Charles Young
50s - Chuck Berry
60s - TVU
70s - Brian Eno
80s - Pixies
90s - Nirvana
00s - Strokes or Kanye
10s - Kendrick maybe
Ayden Parker
How the fuck are REM not influential you fucking idiot?
Jordan Davis
Stooges were 1969 too
Dylan Powell
Queen and Led Zeppelin are not influential at all, the musical line that they follow literally stopped with them.
Xavier Moore
They had far more influence on 70s bands seeing as how they came out in the very late 60s. The only other option besides The Stooges was Cheap Trick.
Bentley Bailey
>strokes
dillusional shit
Alexander Robinson
>Will blew the traditional way of getting a fanbase
viral marketing has been around long before will was even born
Easton Harris
'50s: Buddy Holly
'60s: The Beach Boys (Brian Wilson)
'70s: David Bowie
'80s: The Smiths/Morrissey
'90s: Nirvana or Radiohead
'00s: Soulja Boy
'10s: shaping up to be Kanye, Kendrick, or Drake
Josiah Long
09/11/01
Ryan Parker
>all these people who think anybody but Bob Dylan was the most influential of the 60s