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zexen_lowe on 10 April 2009

I consider Sgt. Pepper's to be the most influential album ever (which doesn't mean it's the best, as for me the best album ever is Abbey Road). We could argue forever which is better, but I think calling Thriller more influential than Sgt. Pepper's is simply wrong. Sgt. Pepper'¡s changed EVERYTHING, hell, it even changed the way covers are designed, introduced attaching lyrics to albums, popularized concept albums, introduced new recording techniques, showed how an album could be made with such dissimilar genres of songs.

No, no album has ever been more influential than Sgt Peppers




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Dr.KennethNoisewater on 10 April 2009

Its a fantastic CD, but not the best or most influential ever.

Everyone has their own opinion, there is no best album ever.



ctk495 on 10 April 2009

London Calling is more influencial.



blackstar on 11 April 2009

MJ album ? how shocking from you



donkeykong88 on 11 April 2009
blackstar said:
MJ album ? how shocking from you

You know me too well

 



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megaman79 on 11 April 2009

Expected Pink Floyd



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