Classical has Beethoven Symphony 9
Jazz has Rhapsody in Blue
What the hell does Rock have?
Classical has Beethoven Symphony 9
Logan Bennett
Easton Wilson
A Day in the Life
Jonathan Martinez
stairway to heaven
Nicholas Thompson
gorillaz
Luis Foster
OP you are really a faggot today.
What are you even trying to say - that Beethoven's 9th is THE definitive classical piece? And that Rhaspody in Blue is THE definitive jazz piece?
You're such a faggot. Please learn an instrument. This is such a listener's question.
Josiah Morales
Teen Age Riot
Ryan Hernandez
Rock has Glenn Branca's The Spectacular Commodity .
Blake Roberts
Bel Air?
Brandon Wilson
Van Halen - Eruption
youtube.com
Samuel Martin
TMR
Jordan Thomas
This
James Martinez
>one defining song/piece for each genre
Actually die
Christopher Price
this
Easton Scott
Sister Ray obviously
Joseph Hill
YYZ
Leo Lee
Bohemian Rhapsody, though this is an idiot question
Daniel Ortiz
>this is such a listener's question.
God, could you be any further up your own ass? It's a dumb question for sure, but I think I hate you more for your condescending attitude.
Chase Lewis
Bohemian Rhapsody
Parker Ward
rock has whatever is top 5 in RYM rn
Ian Evans
>implying musicians dont understand music infinitely more than listeners
waow
Ryan Walker
These, maybe Stairway.
It's stupid to generalize a genre to a song though, i mean you could've tried albums at the very least and it might've made a tad more sense
Dylan Smith
Kevin Mitchell
I'm not saying that musicians don't understand better than the average person, I'm saying shitting on someone for asking a dumb question is a douchey and elitist thing to do.
Michael Rivera
Smoke on the water
Jacob Carter
that's more like the eine kleine nachmusik
Nathaniel Green
Elijah Bell
The only correct answer.
Brody Nguyen
Sunday morning, Venus in Furs, Born under punches, Once in a lifetime, etc.
Grayson Diaz
Baba O'Riley
Eli Lopez
Realistically,
Spiderland
Perfect From Now
F#A#Infinity
Nolan Bell
kill yourself
Daniel Bell
garbage
Venus in Furs is the correct answer
Owen Richardson
one of these if you mean the most widely known song of the genre
Jack Baker
I think you just came off as a rancid faggot, some how
Jayden Ortiz
Heroes
Ian Lopez
Jose Morgan
>Rhapsody in Blue
>jazz
I'm not even a jazzfag and I cringed. Rhapsody in Blue is classical.
Sebastian Brown
Sister Ray
Owen Jenkins
...
Mason Ortiz
Stop strawmanning him, he hasn't said that they're the definitive classical/jazz pieces, he has just said that the classical and jazz tradition has masterpieces of this scope, while rock doesn't.
Aiden Gomez
Not even his best
I'd be okay with this though
This is too good, those other pieces in the OP are not necessarily the best, they are just popular but also good
Mason Perry
>I'm not a jazzfag
it shows
Sounds like you're finding what you want to find between the lines. I don't see anything OP's said that suggests what you've said either.
Leo Bailey
OP here. He's pretty much right. You asshole.
Gavin Ross
La Villa Strangiato
Michael Garcia
Ligeti Hungarian Rock for cembalo(1978)
youtube.com
Robert Kelly
Not that guy but OP implies at most what that guy's saying.
>Classical has ..... masterpiece
>Jazz has ..... masterpiece
>What the hell does rock have?
If albums count Rock has potentially more than a few to pin the label on, as you would Symphony 9 or Rhapsody in blue (which I hadn't heard of until today but is quite good, especially considering the year it was made, but Gershwin is a well known genius)
Jackson Torres
>...masterpiece
Subjective, vague, and totally unclear. What specific qualities are we meant to point to when looking for equivalents in the rock genre? What makes a song a "masterpiece" given these standards? The question is meaningless.
Thomas Robinson
All tracks of Egor Letov
Grayson Evans
your opinion makes it a masterpiece you dingus. Pick some albums and stand by them
I say TMR is one good example
Camden Turner
>your opinion makes it a masterpiece
Jaxon Morgan
if you don't think that's true there's no hope for you. Masterpiece isn't a fact, it's an opinion to be agreed with or not.
It should be obvious that Beethoven's 9th isn't any more "objectively" a masterpiece than something like Eccojams. It's just that we've collectively agreed on one and not the other
Jayden Watson
hey I was going to say that. Is it because scaruffi said so?
Nolan Peterson
Reckoner or Street Spirit