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I'm a Nazi schatze: Johnny, Joey, Dee Dee, Tommy
Total votes: 23 (44%)
Der Menschmaschine: Ralf, Florian, Wolfgang, Karl
Total votes: 29 (56%)
Total votes: 52

Ramones vs. Kraftwerk

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Arguably the two most influential groups of the 1970s. Polar opposites, mirror images, minimalist pioneers, wonderfully complementary if listened to back-to-back.

Whom do you prefer? Who looked cooler? Whose influence was more profound and lasting? Or do they both suck moose cock as far as you're concerned? Impossible. Choose. Explain.

[The second poll option should be "Die Mensch-Maschine." Scheiße.]

Ramones vs. Kraftwerk

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Damn. Interesting poll.


Not really too hard, though.


The Ramones. In terms of overall quality, they had more good albums than Kraftwerk ever did.
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Ramones vs. Kraftwerk

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ctrl-s wrote:Whether or not you think their critical and popular reception was/is deserved, no Ramones and no Kraftwerk = no music as we know it since 1976. "I am not responding but posting in yawning superior blase mode" should've been a voting option, apparently.


I'm sure there are many more like me who managed to thrive and create
despite never having heard them.

Ramones vs. Kraftwerk

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Kraftwerk.

If you remove Ramones from history the hole isn't as large as the one left by removing Kraftwerk. Kraftwerk invented electronic pop and had a huge effect on Industrial music. If based on modern sampling alone Kraftwerk invented just about everything James Brown didn't.

Plus, I'm not all that big a Ramones fan. German bias also kicking in.

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