Imo it’s this

Monk

no debate

New York really brought us punk, disco and hip hop all this year

One of The most soulful classic rock guys

I thought London or Detroit created punk

Some people give it to New York Dolls

John Lydon didn't think Iggy was punk

MC5 though

I would give him #1 white soul singer ever and there's not really any competition

I'm not enough of a punk authority

Not a big MC5 or American punk fan so it does track

BRO IT'S BEEN YEARS, MOVE INTO 74

im shooting to move on to a new year in the new year still alot to absorb and rank

Yeah I got 2 songs from 74 I’ve been obsessed with recently. Been wanting to post them.

Good to see you fella, you don't post as much in Fam and there's no rise or deadpeg to antagonize

Yeah I haven’t been on much anymore. Been distracted with a lot of things.

Damn have you been listening to much recent music? 2020s half decade will be my last for the foreseeable future and I'm hoping to get lots of lists. No worries if you can't but I think the minimum would only be 30

I don’t know how much I’ll be on so I’m just posting it now. The last 2 minutes with the “oh dear, look what they’ve done to the blues” line repeating until the end is unbelievably good. This is like the swan song of glam in the 70’s.

I really haven’t. I’m mostly stuck in the 70’s-90’s. I’ll try.

@Fella

I have struggled to give a s*** about any new music I heard this year but this album blew me away today. i think you'll be intrigued;

Of course

You were telling me to watch that Scorsese show Vinyl ages ago right? @twinkletoez

Apparently it takes place in 1973 so I'm going to check it out finally

"I'm a dumpy 26 year old going bald, and I sell millions of records, so I'm going to enjoy myself when I perform no matter how ridiculous I look"
Elton

Elton had to settle out of court because they ripped off the la la la la part from Crocodile Rock off this fking song

random bangers for 1973