Gonna try to fill a bunch of 70s blind spots in 2024 since it's my weakest decade. While also trying to add to my ladies list, and remain somewhat relevant in trying to catch up with new stuff... and re-listening to a bunch of 80s and 90s albums
Knowing myself, I'll fall behind on new stuff in favor of other stuff as always and remain 3-5 years behind at all times lol
Gonna try to fill a bunch of 70s blind spots in 2024 since it's my weakest decade. While also trying to add to my ladies list, and remain somewhat relevant in trying to catch up with new stuff... and re-listening to a bunch of 80s and 90s albums
I did a ton of 70s listening for the list and realized I didnt really like the 70s
I did a ton of 70s listening for the list and realized I didnt really like the 70s
I was looking in the wrong places and am pretty much attached only to the art-rock, ambient, and some jazz of the time. A lot of prog (which took over) I don't care for and Krautrock is hit or miss for me way more than it used to...
Can't remember the last time I listened to Rock Bottom but I don't think it hit for me anymore
think i still put it high on my list out of respect
I was looking in the wrong places and am pretty much attached only to the art-rock, ambient, and some jazz of the time. A lot of prog (which took over) I don't care for and Krautrock is hit or miss for me way more than it used to...
I love all the stuff that s*** influenced but yeah the 70s for the most part just doesnt do it for me outside some of the obvious bands
I love all the stuff that s*** influenced but yeah the 70s for the most part just doesnt do it for me outside some of the obvious bands
Eno made the 70s his playground of influence and creativity.
Many point to Bowie as the obvious goat of the decade but Eno was everywhere
Eno made the 70s his playground of influence and creativity.
Many point to Bowie as the obvious goat of the decade but Eno was everywhere
Hell yeah Eno, Bowie, Sabbath, Joy Division, Hendrix, etc.
Hell yeah Eno, Bowie, Sabbath, Joy Division, Hendrix, etc.
I've still only listened to 1.5 Sabbath albums
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I need to give this a rewatch, been too long
Who you got for this weekend, would love to see Oregon take ‘em and I’m going with Bama. Hard to believe the Buffs had a tougher schedule than Georgia smh
I've still only listened to 1.5 Sabbath albums
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That's weird
Who you got for this weekend, would love to see Oregon take ‘em and I’m going with Bama. Hard to believe the Buffs had a tougher schedule than Georgia smh
Oregon, Bama, Michigan, Texas, Louisville. Give me chaos
Gonna try to fill a bunch of 70s blind spots in 2024 since it's my weakest decade. While also trying to add to my ladies list, and remain somewhat relevant in trying to catch up with new stuff... and re-listening to a bunch of 80s and 90s albums
Good thing there's a thread dedicated that :elon:
Good thing there's a thread dedicated that :elon:
Yeah you'll be on 1972 by 2025. Think I'll jump around at my own pace
Yeah you'll be on 1972 by 2025. Think I'll jump around at my own pace
Nah should be near '74 by the end of next year
Peak Third Uncle era
Nah should be near '74 by the end of next year
Peak Third Uncle era
Baby's on Fire might be the single song peak of his incredible 74
But TTM obviously the better album. Third Uncle close second probably
Yeah he obviously was a piece of s***, but it’s honestly really corny to gloat over a guy who died peacefully in bed surrounded by family at 100. He won. Everyone saying this will probably have random heart failure in their 70’s.
Its kinda corny but it has value like all symbolic things to do. If people are so relieved at a guy dying, there must be something there
Baby's on Fire might be the single song peak of his incredible 74
But TTM obviously the better album. Third Uncle close second probably
Almost forgot about it but Dead Finks is the mega opus for me