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Most Important Musical Breakthrough Of The Past 50 Years

Well, fifty years this year...

Motown is a record company founded by Berry Gordy, Jr. and incorporated as Motown Record Corporation in Detroit, Michigan, USA, on April 14, 1960
 
Four lads from Liverpool, two guitars, a bass and a drum kit to make a sound that changed the world forever and will always be around until the Universe goes pop.
 
Four lads from Liverpool, two guitars, a bass and a drum kit to make a sound that changed the world forever and will always be around until the Universe goes pop.

Hmm, I thought the Lightening Seeds were alright, but not that great...
 
Cast? They were OK, but...

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Calm down La!
 
4 west london boys,the best drummer ever,the greatest guitarist and a brilliant vocalist that rocked the world,ladies and gentleman,i give you THE WHO.
 
Probably Kula Shaker's mind bending merging of every genre ever.
 
The thing is, I believe the Beatles were/are a massively overhyped band BUT I agree they changed things, but, has their legacy lasted so long and influenced not just 1/2 genres of music but actually defined an entire spectrum? That said, the Amen Break, although pioneering, only acted as a tool to enable people to lift other people's music for their own good and if it wasn't about then Norman Cook would've vanished and done the world a favour...

Toughie.
 
Amen break is massively over-rated. Rap started as toasting, laid over disco tracks, then sampled grooves. It would have evolved without the amen break, just taken a different beat.
 
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