Nothing is quite like what you describe, but John Fahey's early American Primitivism work was pretty ahead of its time and experimental. Likewise, Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz to Come and a lot of Coltrane's work was pushing boundaries and moved the genre on in a big way. Maybe Black Monk Time by Monks is close to what you're talking about? Came out in '66, so just out, but definitely still sounds pretty fresh. Other than that, I guess The Velvet Underground and Nico is an album band's still try and ape to this day.
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The overuse of babe/baby, the lack of any sort of discernible originality, the melodrama and the general sense of an especially heinous sort of hardcore vapid stupidity all make me want to jab my eyes out with a drill-press and then hang myself from the CN Tower with an electrified rope that sends shocks in excess of 10,000 volts through my body as I slowly die. While listening to Dream Theater.
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