Greatest American City in Music History
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Beach Boys
The Byrds
Doors
Buffalo Springfield
CSN
Neil Young
Joni Mitchell
Fleetwood Mac
Van Halen
Metallica
G n' R
NWA
Snoop
2 Pac
Just to name a few...
It's LA, rather easily. Fight the fuck on.
The Byrds
Doors
Buffalo Springfield
CSN
Neil Young
Joni Mitchell
Fleetwood Mac
Van Halen
Metallica
G n' R
NWA
Snoop
2 Pac
Just to name a few...
It's LA, rather easily. Fight the fuck on.
NOLA/Memphis. Tomato, tomahto. And it's not even close after that.
Pick 'em.
Pick 'em.
I think Memphis beats NOLA. NOLA invented jazz and had plenty of great R&b. But Memphis invented Rock which had the greatest influence on 20th century culture.
Tough call. That's why I said pick 'em. I'd throw the Louisiana Zydeco genre in there too that had influences on both rock and country/western. Let's just say without that stretch of the Mississippi from Memphis to NOLA, we're listening to some such shit from god knows where....like the fags[/s] history buffs who think LA is the music capital....
This history fag had lots of Clifton Chenier, Dr. John and Meters LPs. It’s still LA.
Sure - if music history begins the same year as Oregon football in '94, LA can stake a claim.
Music history began in 1963.
Maltby
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New Fish
What's with no write-in? How am I supposed to shock the world with my Darrington, WA vote?
For your people, Cletus, it’s Nashville for sure. But we’re talking about the country as a whole.
Detroit is chuckling at LA's white privilege
https://www.ranker.com/list/detroit-bands-and-musical-artists-from-here/reference
