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Anonymous No.128380553 [Report] >>128380564 >>128380573 >>128381053 >>128381064 >>128381535 >>128381583 >>128381738
is 'You Really Got Me' the most influential Rock song of all time?
Anonymous No.128380559 [Report] >>128381970
Yes
Anonymous No.128380564 [Report]
>>128380553 (OP)
i live the Kinks but i hate you really got me. even the van halen version sucks. it's a shit song.
Anonymous No.128380573 [Report] >>128380594
>>128380553 (OP)
I assume the most influential rock song is the first one, buddy holly or whatever i dunno
Anonymous No.128380594 [Report] >>128380769
people always name the sonics when you really got me came out more than a year earlier.
>>128380573
YRGM singlehandedly invented the Garage sound which led to Punk and Hard Rock and tons of subgenres.
Anonymous No.128380769 [Report] >>128380933
>>128380594
>people always name the sonics when you really got me came out more than a year earlier.
alright, lets see
>You Really Got Me / It's All Right
>released August 1964
>The Witch / Keep a Knockin' (sonics first single)
>released November 1964
>sonics debut album
>released March 1965.
A whole 8 months of difference (from the debut sonics album), which is not even a year (and if I compare the dates of the recordings the difference is smaller)
>YRGM singlehandedly invented the Garage sound
I guess your definition of garage sound
Anonymous No.128380862 [Report]
>deluxe version
sigh
Anonymous No.128380933 [Report] >>128381024
>>128380769
so who invented it if not the kinks?
Anonymous No.128381024 [Report]
>>128380933
as far as I know there has not been a collective effort to define what the garage sound is. Garage rock is a style which can have different styles in itself.
The first garage rock LP is commonly considered "The Fabulous Wailers" self titled from 1959, but you can disagree and thats fine. There are also a few other garage bands before the kinks, like the Kingsmen (louie louie)
Anonymous No.128381053 [Report]
>>128380553 (OP)
I love the Medley they often made live going from You Really Got Me to All Day And All Of The Night
Anonymous No.128381064 [Report] >>128381099 >>128381110 >>128381583 >>128381602
>>128380553 (OP)
It was so influential that it inspired The Kinks to write and record All Day And All Of The Night which is almost the exact same song
Anonymous No.128381099 [Report]
>>128381064
lol
Anonymous No.128381110 [Report]
>>128381064
based
Anonymous No.128381535 [Report]
>>128380553 (OP)
I Wanna Be Your Dog by the Stooges has to be up there, before the Stooges I can't list that many bands that were more anti-social than they were radio music-typical with loud guitars.
Anonymous No.128381583 [Report]
>>128380553 (OP)
Yes and no. Not of all time. It'd be on the Mt. Rushmore of sixties rock singles though. That distortion really was everything, and of course the song is great too.
>>128381064
It really is. A Ramones move before the Ramones were even a thing. I like the solo better on All Day too.
Anonymous No.128381602 [Report]
>>128381064
This, except to add that All Day and All of the Night is an upgrade in every way.
Anonymous No.128381738 [Report] >>128382773
>>128380553 (OP)
Those Kinks deluxe editions are the best, aren’t they? Disc 2 from the Kinda Kinks set BTFO the album itself. They had so many great singles and B sides from the 60s.
Anonymous No.128381970 [Report]
>>128380559
fpbp
Anonymous No.128382773 [Report]
>>128381738
the kinks debut is good, then they get bad, and then they get good again on face to face