Music Banter Hall Of Fame: Nominations Thread

[~L.O.V.E~]

Blonde on Blonde is by far my favorite Dylan album. It's the best of the trifecta IMO.

[Triple Moon Goddess]

I was thinking more along the lines of spoilt votes, multiple accounts etc.

[khmershinobi]

Ok, fair enough. Then what would you call real rap?

[Marie-Lise]

Never heard of them.

[Foot F]

Shirley this man's vote neeRAB altering

[roberto-chang]

Exactly.

[Rachel Smith]

Maybe 90% on this board, but most people only know Lola, and maybe All Day & All Of The Night. The phrase "Village Green" means nothing to them.

[Guillermo L]

I've taken another risk.

[Darnell]

A solid "no" vote here.

[Opposing]

Honestly, I think you're overplaying their influence on indie rock in the States. They were one of the key figures in the college rock movement, but they had contemporaries who I would argue were at least as if not more influential than Mission of Burma. Pylon's first two albums (1980 and 1983), namely, as well as The Feelies' 1980 debut record, and R.E.M.'s Murmur plus Chronic Town (1982) and their earlier singles.