13th floor elevators not making my list chief
Obviously didn't listen to the mono version
Boys Are Back in Town is a guitar hero classic
and a great song
I hated it for a while, but it’s grown on me now that I’m more acclimated to their other stuff.
Discovering Thin Lizzy kinda rules.
thin lizzy was my college english teacher's favorite band
she got a degree in film when she was in college and said one piece is the best work of fiction
Not even the best debut of 66 btw
Not just the best debut but best album overall
Freak Out is also better
but you hate zappa so I don't expect this argument to have much merit in your eyes
What a dapper album cover and this a victory lap
Freak Out is also better
but you hate zappa so I don't expect this argument to have much merit in your eyes
Freak Out is also better
but you hate zappa so I don't expect this argument to have much merit in your eyes
I don't hate Zappa or Freak Out but 13FE definitely kicks the s*** out of it
I don't hate Zappa or Freak Out but 13FE definitely kicks the s*** out of it
nah sry relistened to both recently
Odyssey really good but I can't take Tom Holland seriously
I was actually really impressed with him. I think his performance is very understated. I see a lot of talk that’s he’s outclassed by everybody, but his part practically requires that. I actually found Pattinson a little too hammy, almost felt like he walked off a Harry Potter set.
It gets absolutely smoked by Blonde on Blonde.
By a country mile.
Blonde obviously a major opus as well but when I was deep diving '66 I decided nobody was touching the Elevators as far as conjuring a totally unique soundscape that transports you to a whole other otherworldly dimension for the entirety of the albums runtime.
Bonus points for it being the first truly psychedelic album and came from Texas of all place which means they risked beatings or even death for being so counterculture there and then.
Man I been thinkin bout this song all day


When summer feels right and you gotta lean back cruising
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Blonde obviously a major opus as well but when I was deep diving '66 I decided nobody was touching the Elevators as far as conjuring a totally unique soundscape that transports you to a whole other otherworldly dimension for the entirety of the albums runtime.
Bonus points for it being the first truly psychedelic album and came from Texas of all place which means they risked beatings or even death for being so counterculture there and then.
id still say Fifth Dimension is psych enough overall to get the 1st psych album designation but yeah
id still say Fifth Dimension is psych enough overall to get the 1st psych album designation but yeah
eh if the songs were all 8MH quality then yeah but its probably my least favourite Byrds album of the classic run