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06-05-2011, 12:19 AM
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I think there's a big difference in a list that represents 'influential' acts and a list that's just stating who were the most popular bands in stages over a 30 year span.
Slayer's Reign in Blood and Pantera's Vulgar...are the absolute apex in thrash but no mention. Faith No More and their innovative rap/jazz/thrash fusion style must be the biggest influence on 'nu metal'. Green Day are constantly copied and, although pure shite now, when Dookie came out they were a really interesting good band. Swap Ozzy for Sabbath. What about being daring enough to include less popular but more influential bands. Napalm Death? Marilyn Manson? Sonic Youth? Incubus?
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06-08-2011, 02:53 PM
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Green Day blew up big but I'm not sure if I'd call them influential considering the majority of the well known pop punk bands were playing shows/releasing records at the same time and had been since the late 80s. The whole "Pretty Fly For A White Guy" era Offspring made more of a mark on the modern bands like Good Charlotte IMO.
With you on the Faith No More influence on nu-metal. Rage Against The Machine played a big part in that too. It gets quite complicated once you delve into it :D
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