Not popularized, not innovated, created. I'll start.
>Prog
ITT: Albums that created a genre
Alexander Hill
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Austin Garcia
most prog musicians point to Procol Harum or the Beatles as the fathers of prog, iirc. ITCOTCK was just one of the first major releases to be undeniably prog
Brandon Campbell
What Beatles song would you call prog?
Hudson Flores
>electronic
Bentley Gray
Tomorrow Never Knows, A Day In The Life, I Am The Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever
All technically psych, yes. But they were extremely influential on the prog movement.
Chase Hall
obligatory at this point
Alexander Lee
>Metal
No, Led Zeppelin was never metal, and no, Sabbath's first album isn't quite metal, either.
Blake Hernandez
Influential being the key word. ITCOTCK was the first definitively prog album
Anthony Sanders
>Alt rock
David Morris
it's semantics at this point but I just find it odd to use the word "created" for ITCOTCK when bands like Genesis, Yes, Jethro Tull, Van der Graaf, etc. were founded all around the same time as KC and were far more influenced by the Beatles than KC.
Alexander Cook
Asher Harris
But then why would you use influence from the Beatles as a yardstick to measure "prog-ness"?
Nathaniel Jones
Happiness is a Warm Gun
Dylan Wright
If this is prog then so is Heroes and Villains or Good Vibrations.
Nicholas Ward
The only reason you might call that song prog is because of the changing time signatures, otherwise nah. Pretty standard instrumentation and chord progressions
Kayden Price
what genre?
Hudson Ortiz
what genre did it invent? i've never listened to this one
Bentley Powell
I Want You (she's so heavy)
Levi Wilson
This album changed what post-hardcore meant. Post-hardcore is basically two different genres, the one that sounds like Fugazi and the one that sounds like that Refused album.
Isaac Myers
Same thing. Changing time signatures does not a prog song make.
Xavier Watson
Camden Sanders
Which genre?
Brandon Sullivan
Truly a revolutionary work. Cock music will never be the same post BBC music and you cant change my mind
Isaiah Hughes
I point to Moody Blues
James Hernandez
Celtic Punk
Dylan Phillips
Bubblegum bass
Isaac Gutierrez
Music
Henry Fisher
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Jackson Sullivan
Ambient country
Brayden Jones
Prop pop , while of course influential on prog rock, is a completely different genre. U clearly didn’t read the op
Joseph Wilson
I don’t know what genre this is but it was the first.
Isaac Ward
Lol. Thanks for the laugh, OP.
Christian Morgan
Baroque pop
Parker Ramirez
Refused is an innovative album, but they sound Like Fugazi and Nation of Ulysses lol
Alexander Wilson
>Post-punk
Parker Powell
>>Post-punk
>Before proto-punk
Brayden Roberts
Can you rec anything similar? Love the pogues, but I've never heard the genre Celtic punk
Ayden Rogers
In rym this is the first album to have Britpop as primary, only Eps and Singles before it.
Chase Wilson
Vaporwave
Andrew Cox
There were definitely prog albums before this. Yes, Emerlist Davjack, Music in a Dolls Hosue, and Monument come to mind.
Carter Phillips
noise rock
Alexander Miller
>the song black sabbath
>not metal
wtf
Brody Ramirez
absolutely not
maybe synthpop
Asher Stewart
Electronic music was around for several decades before that.
Nathaniel Allen
beatards never cease to amaze me.
Lucas Johnson
Jaxon Smith
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Aaron Evans
retard
Wyatt Brooks
Nah dawg that would be Tom Dissevelt and Kid Baltan all the way back in the 50s
Jeremiah King
Rock and Roll
Jordan Brooks
You Never Give Me Your Money is basically prog.
Brayden Bennett
not an album but
>rap
youtube.com
Justin Walker
youtube.com
mathcore/mathrock
Caleb Hernandez
Indie Rock
Charles Reyes
based
Jaxon Cox
This album created Post Dubstep after Volume 2: King of Dub officially ended Dubstep.
Jason Carter
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Bentley Butler
>ignores discharge, which objectively invented a genre
retard
William Perez
either Devo or Pere Ubu created post-punk
Ethan Taylor
Obviously he didn't invent the genre but you're lying to yourself if you can't see every dubstep artist after this didn't try to be exactly like this
Julian Reyes
red krayola invented post punk and silver apples invented new wave
Matthew Wood
i don't know if devo created it, but they perfected it
Michael Carter
Hansson & Karlsson
Electronic music has been around since the 50s
Black Sabbath's self-titled technically created it.
This invented a lot more than alt-rock...
No
Yeah, but Realities of War came before that album.
No
Early, but no. got it correct
Pere Ubu
Yeah
Yup
Stole the genre from black artists
Not even Indie really
Correct
Debatable
Ayden Miller
>Neo-Prog
Nathaniel Smith
I like this answer but I still have to say "no."
the album I posted is material they recorded between 74-77, definitely at least a pioneer of post-punk
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Evan Cox
post-trap
Dylan Williams
>stole
ok cuckold
Jaxon Cruz
that would be bo diddley
Carson Ramirez
bladee
Lucas Green
Hoes mad