Poll: Most groundbreaking rock song of these tracks?

[Oasisblur]

This thread is not who had the most groundbreaking rock song of all time or am I saying these are the most groundbreaking rock songs ever. The topic is out these tracks which are the most groundbreaking for rock music?

 

[gobblecoque]

Why? Besides, all those songs suck.

 

[DannyBoy451]

This thread is not who had the most groundbreaking rock song of all time or am I saying these are the most groundbreaking rock songs ever. The topic is out these tracks which are the most groundbreaking for rock music?

I can't understand what you're saying, so I voted The End since it's one of the finest songs ever recorded.

Why? Besides, all those songs suck.

I am wishing three kinds of cancer on you.

 

[Cliff_m85]

Some good selections here, though I wouldn't necessarily say that these featurethe most groundbreaking. I choose "Who are the Brain Police" just because it was so different, though there are plenty of Zappa songs that are much better.

 

[Joselyn]

A poor selection...only two trcks there I'd kinda like....
Not even one Metallica or Black Sabbath song....for shame( shakes head slowly)

 

[Littaly]

I only recognize two of these I really need to listen to more music!

 

[Nigh Invulnerable]

Venus in Furs? Isn't that a Monster Magnet song? It's not even off one of their earlier albums when they were still an actual stoner rock band too. Man, your selection of songs on here sucks.

 

[USSR]

This thread is not who had the most groundbreaking rock song of all time or am I saying these are the most groundbreaking rock songs ever. The topic is out these tracks which are the most groundbreaking for rock music?

A great rock breaking song should be viewers choice.

Not a list =p

Asking us what is the best out of your opinion of music is not a very idea.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Why? Besides, all those songs suck.

Wow, you have no taste in music. I'd probably go with Hey Joe.

 

[speedcoreXdandy]

Meh, I reckon its a good selection of songs, I went for Venus In Furs as The Velvet Underground is my favourite band ever but it was damn close between that and The End. I wish more people would learn that music doesn't revolve around metal.

 

[curlycrouton]

I'm saying Strawberry Fields.

 

[new_age_reject]

Ooooh, Hey Joe

 

[Byrdsnix]

Many of these songs I agree helped form Modern Rock and Pop Music. Why are you guys getting on this dude case? I am puzzled why "Paint it Black" is being selected. Everyone knows it's a cop of the Beatles "Norwegian Wood". My choice is "Tomorrow Never Knows" by the Beatles if you guys needed to be pointed out who it?s from. The song is built around looped effects around a rocking repeating bass and a breakbeat drum style. Kraftwerk to the Chemical Brothers are in indebted to this track. If this was a Progressive Rock forum they would be laughing at the responses here.

 

[Jenny Creed]

I've been listening to this old vinyl version of Paint it black all day [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AKzp8F9FuY], so maybe I'm biased. . .