aren't those all like entry level prog

id call "entry level prog" stuff that my dad and aunts would know. and van de graaf, magma and canterbury scene def arent that. krautrock too but i guess those main bands have become more entry level with the music nerd crowd

does this sound like Steve Winwood reimagining Frere Jacques with the Wicked Witches of the West's troops singing backup to you

"I used to listen to that one record, 'Lay Lady Lay,' in my brother’s bedroom in the basement of our house. I’d lie on the bed and play that song and cry all the time. I was going through adolescence, I had hormones raging through my body. Don’t ask me why I was crying, it’s not a sad song. But that’s the only record of Dylan's that I really listened to.

• Madonna

@RASIE

I can see that.

the chorus is so famous people forget how dramatic the verses get

another amazing early version of a P-Funk classic

love the lo-fi and heavy bottom, almost sounds like it could've come from Jamaica

earliest footage of P-Funk is insane. second half of this makes me want a time machine like few other videos. some of the most transcendent rhythm guitar i ever heard.

its not on youtube but this is a cool Monkees tune @HeyFella

open.spotify.com/track/0tp59rgw7sQQHrG4wBecw1?si=403aff23c2c74d9f

didnt expect her to know them so well but my mom is absolutely bopping to this and having flashbacks rn lol

one of their best

basically justin hayward lead vocals songs are the best because his voice is exquisite

this is f***in exquisite

at least we got one outright opus from Beefheart this year

and Zappa had to fire the Mothers to pull offf his first true banger

McCartney played drums, guitar, bass and sang backup on this Steve Miller Band tune

i guess you rescind your opinion of King Kong being a banger then

i dont remember it tbh

cant bring myself to listen to an album called Uncle Meat very often

you said itt the live performance video of it from '68 was good

it was good but not a true banger

if trouble every day isnt a banger than nothing is a banger

@Aruji thoughts on this?

songs Led Zeppelin plagiarized this year (they often had to add credit later on after a lawsuit)

also did You Shook Me (and gave credit) right after Beck tho

Free did The Hunter better

they probably recorded theirs just after Zeppelin though

just realized this is a Tim Hardin song nowhere near Dylan (absolutely drowning in Dylan covers this year) but that guy still had a lotta people covering his tunes

Oar lore;

In June 1968 Spence was admitted to Bellevue Hospital in New York; during his six months stay, he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. According to an urban myth, on the day of his release, he drove a motorcycle, dressed in only his pajamas, directly to Nashville to record his only solo album, with no other musicians appearing on it, the now-classic psychedelic/folk album Oar