What record do you think made/ broke the rules.

[ILLYRIAN]

Play the first track only of the record you think of as a ground breaking record. For me this record broke all the known rules, it was the first time this sort of music was played and caused a massive storm. When the group went to America the first concert had eight encores and word of the group spread across America overnight, then the God squad reared its ugly head and they got banned which is odd as most of their track promote belief in God. This album was released on February 13th 1970, imagine hearing it for the first time, it blew many people's minds.

 

[Buffy Summers]

Easy:

 

[MarieVampSlayer]

 

[HowiMetdaSlayer]

The story begins with Bob Dylan’s break from traditional to modern folkie. For his 2nd album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963), Dylan flipped the strategy from his first album, which only contained two originals. Here there are only two covers, and Dylan thus charts a path that will eventually be trod by Lennon-McCartney, Jagger-Richards, and Pete Townshend