Lets make our own "10 Albums that changed Rock Music Forever!"

Steve copied an article with 10 Albums.
I am sure we have other suggestions.

Pink Floyd : Darkside of the moon.
Beatles : White album
Dire Straits : Dire Straits
Cream : Fresh Cream
jimi Hendrix : Electric Ladyland
Jethro Tull : Aqualung
Iron Butterfly : In-a-gadda-da-vida

Some more?
I have to think about! :grin:

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Good List. Some others that come to mind:

Nirvana - Nevermind
Guns 'N Roses - Appetite for Destruction
Metallica - Master of Puppets

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Iā€™ll add
The Beatles Abbey Road
The Who Quadrophenia
The Rolling Stones Let it Bleed
Led Zeppelin IV
100% Dark Side of the Moon

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Now you guys are going to make me think perhaps after work I may have an album or two to add

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Do that please!
Seems that there is NO album published > 1990.
I donā€™t know nothing about the music scene -> 1990.
Is there really no album to mention?

Make sure not to forget The Stranger by Billy Joel from 1977

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okay here are a few that changed rock
Never mind the bollocks heres the sex pistols- introduction of punk rock in mainstream music scenes and clubs
hatful of hallow -the smiths movement toward britpop
Suzi Quatro- suzi quatro - ā€œno other prominent female musician worked in rock simultaneously as a singer, instrumentalist, songwriter, and bandleaderā€. According to Auslander

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Dashboard Confessional - The Swiss Army Romance

This was released in 2000; much like Nirvana brought Grunge into the mainstream, this album brought ā€œemoā€ (and multiple evolutions) into mainstream. There were much bigger bands that came after (My Chemical Romance for instance), it was was a full-on ā€œemoā€ that was an alternative to the post-grunge/nu-metal/pop-punk era (Finch - What it is to Burn is often considered to be THE transition album).

Anyway, rock music >2010 Iā€™m too old for so good luck :slight_smile:

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Dark Side of the Moon. Testing new speakers and headphones for nearly 60 yearsā€¦ .

So you must be over 80 now. :grin:

What kind of speakers did you test 60 years ago?
I can tell you some brands I came in touch with 50 years ago.
Unfortunately no bluetooth! :rofl: