its tight tho cause these both rival it

if Dead Finks is a 10/10 then Warm Jets title track is 9.99/10

Faraway Beach, Babys On Fire, Some Of Them Are Old, Mother Whale and TTM title track are all 9.5

as far as sheer creativity and studio wizardry goes, Eno was probably more locked in this year than anybody had been since Beedles did Pepper/Mystery Tour

He was with Roxy too, right?

yeah for the first two albums figured this was a major part of our collective canon

dang nice pick, thought your soty would go to something from No Other for sure

yeah its basically a tie between the top two on Warm Jets and the top two on No Other but I gotta pick one. it was an easier choice this year than alot of other years.

@Drogon_ which Neil Young albums have you heard?

might have to craft a Spotify playlist for my #2 goat

woah man

dolly parton dropped that year too

kidding

hard to follow sextant and headhunters but thrust is still worth a mention

its alright i know most here prefer HCTWJ

theres definitely more than a couple Dead Finks devotees

about the same amount of Third Uncle purists @Galaxy

what was the hardest year for you?

Looking back probably 1967 so many highs to consider

'55-'58 were tough as well when all the rockabilly og's were cranking out nonstop bangers

this live Wyatt album whew

yeah '67 was pretty stacked. I'll take your word on '55-'58 tho, that early rockabilly era is a total blindspot for me

good debut album from Hatfield and the North. aka Richard Sinclair from Caravan plus 3 other Canterbury mainstays

stop sleeping early rock was a glorious racket

packing more energy and charm into two minutes than most punk bands could dream of decades later

great album

oh i don't doubt it, but man the tunes never stop, there's so many eras to get obsessed with

Canterbury fam

checkin out Fruupp

might need you to send me that one

real music enjoyers of de kaydedeetwo