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View Poll Results: which of the following influential bands inspired the most crap or copycats? | |||
Nirvana |
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20 | 44.44% |
Iron Maiden |
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7 | 15.56% |
Sex Pistols |
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3 | 6.67% |
Jethro Tull |
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1 | 2.22% |
Radiohead |
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3 | 6.67% |
Velvet Underground |
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1 | 2.22% |
Other |
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10 | 22.22% |
Voters: 45. You may not vote on this poll |
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#21 (permalink) | |
Al Dente
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And I agree with Urban. Even though I'm a huge VU fan, they di influnce some of the worst music. |
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To contribute, I would like to say that Aphex Twin, who I love very much, has inspired some pretty awful techno acts. Don't get me wrong, he's influenced a lot of cool people, but some of the people influenced by him are incredibly bland.
EDIT: Also, Boards Of Canada influenced Owl City and a lot of bad BOC clones so Boards of Canada is just as bad as Aphex when it comes to bland IDM and pop acts. |
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blink 182 and metallica
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And I do think Op Ivy are pretty good, just because they might have influenced some bad stuff doesn't mean they're bad. |
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MR. BUNGLE
i effing love Bungle, that band is awesome. however they're directly responsible for Korn, and indirectly responsible for Slipknot - and those are two of the better examples of their popular influence. the worse thing about Bungle's influence is that it seems to have inspired a bunch of relatively talented kids into ditching their creativity so they could be mimics instead. rather than recognizing the greatness of Bungle's ability to weave a myriad of genres fluidly into one piece and finding their own scraps of mainstream styles that could be folded into a new dress, they play circus funk. great. and your vocalist creates lyrics using Penthouse magazine and a thesaurus... fabulous. ![]() |
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Nirvana, no doubt. Cobain's awful ****ing vocals are echoed in every other alternative rock act these days, it seems.
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Though in the end, try as they might even great bands influence crap. That just the way it goes.
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