name a more influential 60s album.
just remember that this was written in 65 and recorded in 66, well before zappa and the beatles ever did anything experimental.
Name a more influential 60s album
Kayden Smith
Jose Moore
Elijah Lee
Amazing
Easton Taylor
It may have been recorded in 66, but it wasn't released until 67. Frank Zappa's Freak Out came out in 66.
John Russell
Bet no one can name a better album user
Carson Ross
the who my generation
Angel Long
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, you colossal fucking retard.
Liam Hill
I think you forget OP that the album wasen't really sold or listened to mainstream back in the 60's (and 70's for that matter). The Who, Rolling Stones and Beatles were incredibly popular and widespread and sparked a cultural revolution. Today, yes TVUV is IMO a better and more experimental album, however it wasen't really "influential" back then because it wasen't a popular album when it came out. IT didn't sell well.
Thomas Richardson
That came out in 1967. The Beatles were recording Sgt. Pepper down the hall at the time.
Ryder James
>name a more influential 60s album.
Yeah '67 is in the 60s
Ian Anderson
Lincoln Bennett
I like you.
Grayson Brooks
fite me
Alexander Nguyen
Parson Sound - Parson Sound
Elijah Powell
Grayson Russell
The Velvet Underground is the best band I never listen too
Luke Clark
this is the based take
Oliver Allen
What a weak-ass thread!
You wanna talk TRULY influential?
The Trashmen's first album was punk 13 years before the term was coined.
Meet The Beatles. HIGHLY influential in the U.S.
Rubber Soul, which inspired...
Pet Sounds, which inspired...
Sgt.Pepper, which inspired...
everything.
Kayden Rogers
Really? Dude look a love TVU but Sgt. Pepper's is easily the most influential 60s album. It's not my favorite Beatles album (Revolver and Abbey Road are) but it's just the truth.
TVU&N didn't sell enough to be have an underground influence. This album was only had it's recognition in late 70s.
Oliver Gomez
Damn ignore the typos I'm a bit drunk I'm usually not that idiot
Wyatt Gonzalez
I couldn't even name a more influential, or for that matter, better, album.
Joshua Morris
It sold close to 60,000 copies in two years after release just in the US. Not terrible by any means but still not mainstream. The myth that it only sold 10k copies is getting old.
Caleb Hernandez
Honestly might be best answer itt, other than maybe sgt pepper. Didn’t singlehandedly birth punk, but it was definitely the biggest sonic influence imo
Samuel Scott
user, that was released in fucking 2001
It couldn't have influenced anyone beyond some swedish shepards
Ryan Harris
Really? Obscure swedish psych/noise from 69 is the most influential album of all time? Maybe for the 10 people who knew who they were.
Christian Martinez
It was reissued then, came out in 69
Blake Lee
What people gain by pretending Beatles didn't released the most influential discography in history?
Evan Young
yeah i wasn't even gonna dispute it was sgt. peppers, but op only asked for a more influential album not the most influential album