Name a better band based on relevance, innovation and influence (the most important qualities when evaluating a band). Good luck, kid
Name a better band based on relevance, innovation and influence (the most important qualities when evaluating a band)...
David Rivera
Angel Davis
The Velvet Underground
Juan Jones
Trips confirm
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Leo Anderson
nice try satan, more like the literally who's
Jason Ross
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Logan Thomas
Actually, Satan, The Beatles were the more relevant and influential band of all time. Innovation absolutely not.
Caleb Morgan
What's Paul watching?
And why he doesn't have a moustache?
Bentley Powell
Kanye West > The Beatles in all of those things and he was just a man with a keyboard
Thomas Bailey
the beatles were an influence on velvet underground
Parker Fisher
is he actually worth checking out?
Nolan Cruz
Look two in one picture
Adrian Bennett
Someone even did a book. They stole most the music they made from niggers
Wyatt Bennett
rave on is a fucking banger mate
Joshua Evans
It's not even close
Jackson Campbell
false. lou reed called the beatles crap. beatles didn't invent rock n roll
influence on velvet undergorund were 50's rockers
Mason Garcia
In your dreams.
William Lee
>beatles
>innovation
choose one
Dylan Wright
haha epic
William Evans
What
Just because Zappa and Beefheart weren't as popular doesn't mean they haven't influenced some of the best music we listen to today
Daniel Cruz
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Brody Wood
John Cale heavily praised The Beatles and said TVU were definitely influenced by them, especially Rubber Soul.
Anthony Evans
Do your research. You definitely have no citations for your statement (because there are non) so rethink your argument and come back
Colton Nguyen
They were a driving force in the velvets, and made us work harder and got us on our bikes. Rubber soul was where you were forced to deal with them as something other than a flash in the pan. It was rich in ideas and i loved the way george managed to find a way to include all those indian instruments. Lou and i had tried to work with the sarinda. We were only playing it just to get a noise but i realised you could play melody on the sitar as good as Norwegian wood. Norwegian woond had this atmosphere of being very acid. I don't think anybody has ever got that sound or that feeling as well at the Beatles.
This is the full quote about it from Cale. Just look it up. Hell you could've looked it up to see if that user was true, but instead you tried to talk out of your ass because either you're lazy, a troll, or that far up your own ass.
Owen Gutierrez
Well yeah, all early rock was basically just white people fanboying over blues and early black rock. They all loved the same shit: Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, John Lee Hooker, some Robert Johnson. Stealing or owning music are retarded concepts. Then again, it also affects their supposed innovation, of course. Influence can be debated, since even an older idea can be spread to new people through new and uninnovative practitioners.
Lincoln Edwards
>relevance
What fucking relevance? Nowadays someone like Duke Bootee is more relevant, since he made the first, socially meaningful rap track, "The Message," with the help of Melle Mel.
Nathaniel Williams
give me a citation, as simple as that. also lou reed is vu not cale
Gabriel Gonzalez
the velvet underground
Caleb Williams
That's a Hell of a trips you got there, user.
If you want to know where The Beatles got their influence from, then yes, Buddy Holly is essential. In fact, The Beatles named themselves that as a tribute to The Crickets not to mention covering some of his songs. (Words of Love for example)
Wyatt Lewis
lou just didn't like sergeant pepper's
Matthew Moore
Yeah, well Lou Reed said a lot of crap.
Can you really trust the words of a faggot who had electroshock therapy? Musical genius notwithstanding..........
Ayden Baker
Brandon Morgan
>This is the full quote
source??
Hunter Nelson
You fucking retard it's just an article on a book that is literally full of citations from the get go. The book is the main part, not the fucking huffingtonjoke article
Chase Brown
>relevance, innovation and influence
>radiohead
choose one