Most Important Moment In Music History?
 

What is it to you?

the release of "led zeppelin I"

well, I can't think of any MOMENTS in particular....maybe Woodstock?

But I say the day Kurt died, and the Day Sid Vicious Died, or Joplin, Morrison, Elvis...etc...
sad how it is a death that is bamboozled by the media like that.
but music changed with their deaths.
This is a hard thread to respond to.....

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I'd add Hendrix, Curtis, and The Original Ramones to that.
But yeah that's what I think is important.
AND woodstock too.
Either that or every day that new names are found to classify a band.
Example: Grunge, goth, new wave, emo, etc.

no those are the funniest moments....
new wave, emo, goth....what a crock! It's all music!

The day that Gurr Frug started tapping to rocks together...The first music ever made.

The day that Busted broke up..

Nah, Im kidding. I'd go with all the deaths of the greatest musicians, that seems to affect everyone.

When MTV played its first music video "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the buggles. Its probably not the most important, but its creepy to think that that song ushered in mass media's domination of the music industry.

The Romantic Period.

i think the days all those dead guys you've mentioned were born