Anyone who knows the basics understands why these albums are so significant, one might have chosen something that didn't make the list over something that did but OK, that's the point of list making is to debate on what should or shouldn't make the list
Of course they changed music, they definitely shaped music they had an immense influence on later artists. From Beatles's album concept which until then album weren't really a thing to Sex Pistols symbolizing an the punk era to Black Sabbath basically creating a new eventually huge genre to Bowie bringing theatrics into music to Smiths influence so many bands and titles goes on further
@@lillired857 You reply to yourself and Oasis along with the other britpop bands brought UK back in the focus that had been taken by USA with grunge bands especially
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You had to be there.......
Anyone who knows the basics understands why these albums are so significant, one might have chosen something that didn't make the list over something that did but OK, that's the point of list making is to debate on what should or shouldn't make the list
I agree most of these albums did not change music but may have had a slight influence on later performers.
Of course they changed music, they definitely shaped music they had an immense influence on later artists. From Beatles's album concept which until then album weren't really a thing to Sex Pistols symbolizing an the punk era to Black Sabbath basically creating a new eventually huge genre to Bowie bringing theatrics into music to Smiths influence so many bands and titles goes on further
laughable
Oasis copied music, didnt change anything.
@@lillired857You can edit your post as opposed to reply to it.
@@lillired857 You reply to yourself and Oasis along with the other britpop bands brought UK back in the focus that had been taken by USA with grunge bands especially