@Galaxy
1950s:
1. Charles Mingus
2. Ray Charles
3. Thelonious Monk
4. Chuck Berry
5. Hank Williams
6. Miles Davis
7. Fats Domino
8. Little Richard
9. Elvis Presley
10. Buddy Holly
1960s:
1. The Beatles
2. Jimi Hendrix
3. John Coltrane
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Bob Dylan
6. The Beach Boys
7. The Velvet Underground
8. James Brown
9. The Doors
10. The Band
1970s:
1. Frank Zappa
2. Pink Floyd
3. Grateful Dead
4. Black Sabbath
5. Neil Young
6. Genesis
7. Yes
8. Parliament/Funkadelic
9. David Bowie
10. Stevie Wonder
1980s:
1. Prince
2. The Cure
3. The Smiths
4. Metallica
5. Sonic Youth
6. Madonna
7. U2
8. Slayer
9. Charly Garcia
10. Bruce Springsteen
1990s:
1. Phish
2. Alice in Chains
3. Outkast
4. Pavement
5. Oasis
6. Death
7. Megadeth
8. A Tribe Called Quest
9. UGK
10. Notorious BIG
2000s:
1. Kanye West
2. Radiohead
3. Arctic Monkeys
4. Kylie Minogue
5. System of a Down
6. Jay-Z
7. Opeth
8. Arcade Fire
9. The Strokes
10. Interpol
2010s:
1. Taylor Swift
2. Alex G
3. Ariel Pink
4. Kendrick Lamar
5. Carly Rae Jepsen
6. The War on D****
7. Clarence Clarity
8. Beach House
9. Blood Incantation
10. Frank Ocean
2010s:
1. Charli XCX
2. Zach Bryan
3. Morgan Wallen
4. Goose
5. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
man that 2000s list feels weird
didnt expect to end up with Arctic Monkeys, Kylie and SOAD in the top 5
harassing you to get on Fats panned out
@Galaxy
1950s:
1. Charles Mingus
2. Ray Charles
3. Thelonious Monk
4. Chuck Berry
5. Hank Williams
6. Miles Davis
7. Fats Domino
8. Little Richard
9. Elvis Presley
10. Buddy Holly
1960s:
1. The Beatles
2. Jimi Hendrix
3. John Coltrane
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Bob Dylan
6. The Beach Boys
7. The Velvet Underground
8. James Brown
9. The Doors
10. The Band
1970s:
1. Frank Zappa
2. Pink Floyd
3. Grateful Dead
4. Black Sabbath
5. Neil Young
6. Genesis
7. Yes
8. Parliament/Funkadelic
9. David Bowie
10. Stevie Wonder
1980s:
1. Prince
2. The Cure
3. The Smiths
4. Metallica
5. Sonic Youth
6. Madonna
7. U2
8. Slayer
9. Charly Garcia
10. Bruce Springsteen
1990s:
1. Phish
2. Alice in Chains
3. Outkast
4. Pavement
5. Oasis
6. Death
7. Megadeth
8. A Tribe Called Quest
9. UGK
10. Notorious BIG
2000s:
1. Kanye West
2. Radiohead
3. Arctic Monkeys
4. Kylie Minogue
5. System of a Down
6. Jay-Z
7. Opeth
8. Arcade Fire
9. The Strokes
10. Interpol
2010s:
1. Taylor Swift
2. Alex G
3. Ariel Pink
4. Kendrick Lamar
5. Carly Rae Jepsen
6. The War on D****
7. Clarence Clarity
8. Beach House
9. Blood Incantation
10. Frank Ocean
2010s:
1. Charli XCX
2. Zach Bryan
3. Morgan Wallen
4. Goose
5. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
man that 2000s list feels weird
didnt expect to end up with Arctic Monkeys, Kylie and SOAD in the top 5
The Band over the Kinks
The Band over the Kinks
both 60s Band albums beat any Kinks album for me. for the album era artists i mostly did it by which artists have the biggest masterpieces
Kinks 1970 and 1971 albums also pretty important for their overall discog for me so that also factors in.
whats a good band song without dylan
every single song on s/t is a Dylan-less masterpiece especially Whispering Pines
every single song on s/t is a Dylan-less masterpiece especially Whispering Pines
yeah but i mean like post a song bro
yeah but i mean like post a song bro

I co-sign this choice @leals_core_rise
both 60s Band albums beat any Kinks album for me. for the album era artists i mostly did it by which artists have the biggest masterpieces
Kinks 1970 and 1971 albums also pretty important for their overall discog for me so that also factors in.
I put the two Band albums up there with any Kinks too but they only had the two. The Kinks had twice as many albums around that level, plus a bunch of god level singles including your precious all time game changer You Really Got Me
@Galaxy
1950s:
1. Charles Mingus
2. Ray Charles
3. Thelonious Monk
4. Chuck Berry
5. Hank Williams
6. Miles Davis
7. Fats Domino
8. Little Richard
9. Elvis Presley
10. Buddy Holly
1960s:
1. The Beatles
2. Jimi Hendrix
3. John Coltrane
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Bob Dylan
6. The Beach Boys
7. The Velvet Underground
8. James Brown
9. The Doors
10. The Band
1970s:
1. Frank Zappa
2. Pink Floyd
3. Grateful Dead
4. Black Sabbath
5. Neil Young
6. Genesis
7. Yes
8. Parliament/Funkadelic
9. David Bowie
10. Stevie Wonder
1980s:
1. Prince
2. The Cure
3. The Smiths
4. Metallica
5. Sonic Youth
6. Madonna
7. U2
8. Slayer
9. Charly Garcia
10. Bruce Springsteen
1990s:
1. Phish
2. Alice in Chains
3. Outkast
4. Pavement
5. Oasis
6. Death
7. Megadeth
8. A Tribe Called Quest
9. UGK
10. Notorious BIG
2000s:
1. Kanye West
2. Radiohead
3. Arctic Monkeys
4. Kylie Minogue
5. System of a Down
6. Jay-Z
7. Opeth
8. Arcade Fire
9. The Strokes
10. Interpol
2010s:
1. Taylor Swift
2. Alex G
3. Ariel Pink
4. Kendrick Lamar
5. Carly Rae Jepsen
6. The War on D****
7. Clarence Clarity
8. Beach House
9. Blood Incantation
10. Frank Ocean
2010s:
1. Charli XCX
2. Zach Bryan
3. Morgan Wallen
4. Goose
5. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
man that 2000s list feels weird
didnt expect to end up with Arctic Monkeys, Kylie and SOAD in the top 5
The Taylor Swift joke has to stop at some point
I put the two Band albums up there with any Kinks too but they only had the two. The Kinks had twice as many albums around that level, plus a bunch of god level singles including your precious all time game changer You Really Got Me
Band top 10 60s songs > top 10 60s Kinks songs for me
Band also hits harder emotionally for me
just be glad I didnt put Genesis above Neil for 70s like i almost did
The Taylor Swift joke has to stop at some point
2010s top 3 is basically neck and neck. partly cuz one of Taylor's best is in the 2000s
Band top 10 60s songs > top 10 60s Kinks songs for me
Band also hits harder emotionally for me
just be glad I didnt put Genesis above Neil for 70s like i almost did
yeah shocked Neil and Bowie even made the cut
and Prince #1 too
harassing you to get on Fats panned out
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do you guys listen to this cause your dad's played it or something?
do you guys listen to this cause your dad's played it or something?
I have nostalgia factoring in to my love for Neil Young, Van Morrison, Pink Floyd and a few other but I didn't hear a lick of Beatles, Stones, Dylan or Kinks from my parents. The Band jist conjured the most vivid olde world rootsy jams imaginable for a couple years there and they still sound timeless.
The deep cuts are better but they had a couple songs that everyone knows from movies and s***


I have nostalgia factoring in to my love for Neil Young, Van Morrison, Pink Floyd and a few other but I didn't hear a lick of Beatles, Stones, Dylan or Kinks from my parents. The Band jist conjured the most vivid olde world rootsy jams imaginable for a couple years there and they still sound timeless.
The deep cuts are better but they had a couple songs that everyone knows from movies and s***
!https://youtu.be/X1JGWFcvAwU?si=3pca2YVZ8PD7paP0!https://youtu.be/QWu-f7HFFJE?si=q70aRmO4W2KtyL53i get the feeling. neither of my parents gave a s*** about anything Dylan oriented but it still took me to another world.
he feels kinda timeless though. he exists in a void. stuff like what you posted is a bit too country and dusty for me.
do you guys listen to this cause your dad's played it or something?
no, my parents dont know who they are besides knowing The Weight
just had to acquire a taste for that pristine rustic dust
The Taylor Swift joke has to stop at some point
Lover is an amazing album
Even if Closer was also 1979 do you think 2 albums is enough to compete? So many Goliaths with multiple masterpieces in that decade.
But tbh I would assume anybody voting for JD would plop them in the 70s
Substance (Love Will Tear Us Apart) was also 1980