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View Poll Results: The Most Influential Rock Artist
The Rolling Stones 12 3.74%
The Beatles 152 47.35%
The Who 12 3.74%
Led Zeppelin 28 8.72%
The Kinks 4 1.25%
Bob Dylan 41 12.77%
Jim Hendrix 37 11.53%
The Velvet Underground 35 10.90%
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Old 04-07-2011, 06:19 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Velvet Underground got more votes than Hendrix lol..thats amusing
The Velvet Underground are much more radical than Hendrix, and had a big impact on the proto-punk scene, namely inspiring bands like The Stooges, who are probably the fathers of punk rock. They also had a big impact on early people like David Bowie, Eno, and others. The reason Hendrix isn't as influential to me is because he was such an anomaly, he played this crazy alien-rock tinged with psychedelic and it all branched from how great a guitar player he was. Hendrix was all alone and on his own level, and what other bands really got there? Few. But still The Velvet Underground pushed more artistic boundaries, in my mind.
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