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11/16/2012 10:35:18 AM
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MUSIC FANS - I'm calling you out brah
[quote]Fill in The Blanks[/quote]
1960's - Sgt. Pepper
1970's - Dark Side of The Moon
1980's - Thriller
1990's - ???
2000 ~ 2009 - ????
2010+ - ??????????
I am stumped. Music that defined the generation.
It has to be popular and mainstream...not a great album that only you and your dad know about....
For 1990's album or music that defined the generation....I would say Nevermind by Nirvana.
And for 2000's I just don't know.
Remember guys these have to be like, flawless albums, that are generally liked by anyone.
For 2000 to 2009 I will submit American Idiot for Rock, and Late Registration for rap (Kanye West)
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None of these defined a generation of music honestly. Plus it's kind of hard to define a generation with music unless you're specific on the type of impact it had. I mean yeah Nirvana definitely influenced a ton of bands(despite being garbage) but there were a ton of bands influenced other genres at the time. I'd even argue that the Melvins, who were somewhat of a Grunge band, influenced more people dramatically than Nirvana did. Same with Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin as opposed to Pink Floyd. [Edited on 11.20.2012 3:55 PM PST]
