Best Songs Of Each Year (discussing 1973)

rvi 🎈

Jul 24

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Elric

2mo

And Kiss? Pop metal?

70s: hard rock with some glam rock and occasional pop rock
80s: hard rock + glam metal (which they helped spawn)

to some varying extents though like Creatures of the Night being a full-fledged heavy metal album and them getting really poppy in the late 70s

so basically just hard rock their whole career while wading in and out of a few other styles on top of that

Elric

Jul 24

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rvi

2mo

70s: hard rock with some glam rock and occasional pop rock
80s: hard rock + glam metal (which they helped spawn)

to some varying extents though like Creatures of the Night being a full-fledged heavy metal album and them getting really poppy in the late 70s

so basically just hard rock their whole career while wading in and out of a few other styles on top of that

What's their zenith? Still only heard the first two albums

rvi 🎈

Jul 24

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Elric

2mo

What's their zenith? Still only heard the first two albums

probably Alive! tbh

for studio albums Creatures of the Night then the debut followed by a bunch of other albums tied at like a 7/10

Elric

Jul 24

rvi

2mo

probably Alive! tbh

for studio albums Creatures of the Night then the debut followed by a bunch of other albums tied at like a 7/10

Damn rip John Mayall blues king

Thanks for shepherding Clapton, Peter Green and Mick Taylor

Elric

Jul 27

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rvi

2mo

probably something like this. no order outside the first one tbh

Genesis - Supper's Ready
Yes - Close to the Edge
Yes - And You and I
Charles Mingus - The Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers
Charles Mingus - Hobo Ho
Deep Purple - Highway Star
Little Feat - Willin
Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo
Steely Dan - Reelin in the Years
Rolling Stones - Rocks Off
Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice
Black Sabbath - Snowblind
David Bowie - Five Years
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust
Jethro Tull - Thick as a brick
The Kinks - Celluloid Heroes
a few of the Dead live highlights
a few of the Clube da Esquina highlights
Todd Rundgren - I Saw the Light
Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe - Aguanile
Jorge Ben - Taj Mahal
Can - One More Night
Wicked Lady - Run the Night
Roxy Music - Re-Make / Re-Model
Lou Reed - Perfect Day
Allman Brothers - Blue Sky
Aphrodite's Child - The Four Horseman
Waylon Jennings - Good Hearted Woman
Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra
McCoy Tyner - Ebony Queen
The Modern Lovers - Roadrunner
Neu - Hallogallo
Herbie Hancock - Hidden Shadows
Sui Generis - Canion para mi muerte

probably need some more funk/soul in there but cant really pick any of my highlights quite that high

been trying to figure out which Clube songs you considered borderline spiritual experiences and this has gotta be one of them right?

@HeyFella

rvi 🎈

Jul 27

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Elric

1mo

been trying to figure out which Clube songs you considered borderline spiritual experiences and this has gotta be one of them right?

!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lexd2xvMpxY

@HeyFella

yeah maybe along with

Dos cruces
Um girassol da côr de seu cabelo

Lo Borges' more rock/western pop influenced songs on there might be the bigger bangers lowkey but Milton's were channeling that mysticism more mosterpiece.

Milton got plenty more spiritual stunners where those came from too. great album ahead for 1973

Fella

Jul 27

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Elric

1mo

been trying to figure out which Clube songs you considered borderline spiritual experiences and this has gotta be one of them right?

!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lexd2xvMpxY

@HeyFella

That album has become famous online like over night. It’s weird. I don’t use RYM, but I guess it’s in like the Top 50 on there now.

rvi 🎈

Jul 27

Fella

1mo

That album has become famous online like over night. It’s weird. I don’t use RYM, but I guess it’s in like the Top 50 on there now.

its always good to see people appreciating the big classics of non-anglo countries more but there's kind of an annoying phenomenon I notice in these cases where one album from an artist gets all the attention and then nothing else. that album's got 15k ratings on rym but Milton's other main albums dont even crack 3k ratings. it kinda feels like people just checking a box sometimes

Elric

Jul 27

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Fella

1mo

That album has become famous online like over night. It’s weird. I don’t use RYM, but I guess it’s in like the Top 50 on there now.

I just heard about it from rvi but yeah that song is like a Brazilian astral weeks or something

Fella

Jul 28

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Elric

1mo