rise zero

4y

this is all i could really come up with for the 60s so i might not even make a real list bh

bob dylan - another side of bob dylan
bob dylan - the times they are a-changin
bob dylan - the freewheelin bob dylan
bob dylan - bringing it all back home
bob dylan - highway 61 revisited
bob dylan - blonde on blonde
charles mingus - black saint and sinner lady
charles mingus - tijuana moods
james brown - live at the apollo
the jimi hendrix experience - electric ladyland
the jimi hendrix experience - are you experienced
johnny cash - at folsolm prison
john coltrane - love supreme and giant steps
kool and the gang - s/t
miles davis - sketches of spain
miles davis - in a silent way
neil young - everybody knows this is nowhere
nico - the marble index
otis redding - otis blue
pink floyd - piper at the gates of dawn
king crimson - in the court of the crimson king
the kinks - s/t
the kinks - lola
the kinks - village green
the rolling stones - between the buttons
the rolling stones - exile on maint st
the rolling stones - aftermath
the rolling stones - beggars banquet
the stooges - s/t
townes van zandt - our mother the mountain
van morrison - astral weeks
the velvet underground - s/t
the velvet underground - white light/white heat
13th floor elevators - psychedelic sounds

Elric

4y

Wish you got into The Drifters with me

rise zero

4y

this is all i could really come up with for the 60s so i might not even make a real list bh

bob dylan - another side of bob dylan
bob dylan - the times they are a-changin
bob dylan - the freewheelin bob dylan
bob dylan - bringing it all back home
bob dylan - highway 61 revisited
bob dylan - blonde on blonde
charles mingus - black saint and sinner lady
charles mingus - tijuana moods
james brown - live at the apollo
the jimi hendrix experience - electric ladyland
the jimi hendrix experience - are you experienced
johnny cash - at folsolm prison
john coltrane - love supreme and giant steps
kool and the gang - s/t
miles davis - sketches of spain
miles davis - in a silent way
neil young - everybody knows this is nowhere
nico - the marble index
otis redding - otis blue
pink floyd - piper at the gates of dawn
king crimson - in the court of the crimson king
the kinks - s/t
the kinks - lola
the kinks - village green
the rolling stones - between the buttons
the rolling stones - exile on maint st
the rolling stones - aftermath
the rolling stones - beggars banquet
the stooges - s/t
townes van zandt - our mother the mountain
van morrison - astral weeks
the velvet underground - s/t
the velvet underground - white light/white heat
13th floor elevators - psychedelic sounds

internet buddy

4y

a good amount of Spector produced R&B is Fidelio core

internet buddy

4y

a good amount of Spector produced R&B is Fidelio core

Galaxy de list mon

4y

I can acknowledge that alot of 70s stuff just isn't for me but there's a whole lot to unpack from that decade. I wasnt using my personal opinion for my 60s argument (ok maybe the psych comment was worded that way but not my intent. )

Fella

4y

Yeah but that’s different. That was before a lot of R&B sort of developed that over singing showy style that ruins the melodies. That recent Rita Ora cover of Running Up The Hill is probably the most extreme worst example.

Fella

4y

Yeah but that’s different. That was before a lot of R&B sort of developed that over singing showy style that ruins the melodies. That recent Rita Ora cover of Running Up The Hill is probably the most extreme worst example.

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Yall don't get my point got nothing to do with personal opinion and I'm not dissing the 60s but objectively, because of the groundwork and influence of the 60s, there is more and more music to dugest and discover each decade. Calling 60s top heavy is not an insult cause I would put a s***load of 60s albums in my top 50 but as we go further down, the other decades will have more gems

internet buddy

4y

That is a '70s thing due to the loose sexual expression of funk. The Temptations, Marvin, Sam and Otis were not doing that in the '60s. James and the Four Tops did that a little bit.

rise zero

4y

this is all i could really come up with for the 60s so i might not even make a real list bh

bob dylan - another side of bob dylan
bob dylan - the times they are a-changin
bob dylan - the freewheelin bob dylan
bob dylan - bringing it all back home
bob dylan - highway 61 revisited
bob dylan - blonde on blonde
charles mingus - black saint and sinner lady
charles mingus - tijuana moods
james brown - live at the apollo
the jimi hendrix experience - electric ladyland
the jimi hendrix experience - are you experienced
johnny cash - at folsolm prison
john coltrane - love supreme and giant steps
kool and the gang - s/t
miles davis - sketches of spain
miles davis - in a silent way
neil young - everybody knows this is nowhere
nico - the marble index
otis redding - otis blue
pink floyd - piper at the gates of dawn
king crimson - in the court of the crimson king
the kinks - s/t
the kinks - lola
the kinks - village green
the rolling stones - between the buttons
the rolling stones - exile on maint st
the rolling stones - aftermath
the rolling stones - beggars banquet
the stooges - s/t
townes van zandt - our mother the mountain
van morrison - astral weeks
the velvet underground - s/t
the velvet underground - white light/white heat
13th floor elevators - psychedelic sounds

Galaxy de list mon

4y

I will accept whatever you can give me as long as it's ranked.

Elric

4y

It's the period when the doors of creativity blew wide open and you can still feel the excitement in the music 60 years later. There's no other decade that started out one way and ended in a whole other universe basically. There's literally something about the sound of the records in that middle period between the true dust and the full sounding production era when things were transitioning that just sparkles with such creative energy (at the top of the pop charts) I can't really define it for you.

My comment on singles was referring to the fact that all of the goats of the first half of the decade fly under your radar still because you have to listen to compilations of their singles to appreciate their careers. The decade only seems top heavy to you because all of the best music of the first half of the decade is on compilations not albums which is the only thing you acknowledge. And all of the artists from across the whole pop sphere of the decade had a lot of their highlights on non album singles and gems hidden as b-sides etc. Which makes the period immensely enjoyable to dive of further and further into in a way that only really the 80s can compare but not really.

Galaxy de list mon

4y

One of my favorite albums of the 2010s is some Estonian chick on violin mixed with electronic arrangements and she only has like 800 twitter followers. The possibilities for music exploration are endless nowadays. This is my point

cldtrlsslfls56

4y

The amount of 60s unsorted music is also endless. With country, rockabilly, gospel, soul... Things that were released as a b-side on some independent label, then only reissued after 30 years on a german CD. Sometimes not even that. Not to count s*** on labels like Folkways, which makes it even more open.
This monolith of a song only has 100 views on youtube.

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Okay but every other decade is still deeper and you have no way to disprove that since you've spent 90% of your life marinating one decade

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Who tf is this guy

cldtrlsslfls56

4y

The amount of 60s unsorted music is also endless. With country, rockabilly, gospel, soul... Things that were released as a b-side on some independent label, then only reissued after 30 years on a german CD. Sometimes not even that. Not to count s*** on labels like Folkways, which makes it even more open.
This monolith of a song only has 100 views on youtube.

Elric

4y

Different than what? don't understand what you're saying here

Elric

4y

It's the period when the doors of creativity blew wide open and you can still feel the excitement in the music 60 years later. There's no other decade that started out one way and ended in a whole other universe basically. There's literally something about the sound of the records in that middle period between the true dust and the full sounding production era when things were transitioning that just sparkles with such creative energy (at the top of the pop charts) I can't really define it for you.

My comment on singles was referring to the fact that all of the goats of the first half of the decade fly under your radar still because you have to listen to compilations of their singles to appreciate their careers. The decade only seems top heavy to you because all of the best music of the first half of the decade is on compilations not albums which is the only thing you acknowledge. And all of the artists from across the whole pop sphere of the decade had a lot of their highlights on non album singles and gems hidden as b-sides etc. Which makes the period immensely enjoyable to dive of further and further into in a way that only really the 80s can compare but not really.

Elric

4y

I've dove in to every decade you a****** 60s goes just as deep for the genres I like best

cldtrlsslfls56

4y

If you don't want anyone else to answer this thread put this f***ing s*** on a private sxn

Galaxy de list mon

4y

Well then agree to disagree cause at this point we're arguing a matter of opinion.

Elric

4y

Except that I've actually dove into the 50s and early '60s and later decades :kendricklaff: I'll allow that you know this century better than me

Fella

4y

Beautifully put