Scott Walkers album covers are another level of

Fairport

Real for Wilson Pickett and S.F. Sorrow

this period might never be topped ever again

actually oops forgot about 2016 - 2020

unfortunately self titled and die lit eclipsed the entire 60s and 70s

two of my favs from their respective years, but

don't even get me started on red

the cure et al in shambles

5 is impossible. No order, just rock to keep it from getting too inflated. Also ignoring 69 and 70 cause that's just too much.

13th Floor Elevators self titled
Love - Forever Changes
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Dylan - Blonde On Blonde
Kinks - Village Green Preservation
Beefheart - Safe As Milk
Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Red Crayola - Parable of Arable Land
Dylan - The Basement Tapes
Beatles - White Album

what are ur non-rock favs?

Wailers - Soul Rebels
Miles - B****es Brew
Otis - Dictionary Of Soul
P- Funk - Funkadelic/Osmium/Free Your Mind
Ike & Tina - River Deep Mountain High
Four Tops - Reach Out
Aretha - Lady Soul
Dusty Springfield - Dusty In Memphis
Elvis - Elvis In Memphis (more soul than rock)
Sly & The Family Stone - Fresh

astral weeks or maybe pet sounds or maybe starsailor are the best albums from this period

you got good taste

you gone in on the Basement Tapes? Complete version is my holy grail

have never heard it actually. heard it's good but don't like dylan that much except blonde on blonde

It's better than Blond On Blonde tbh

I'd post some highlights at you (I'm Not There, Sign On The Cross) but YouTube won't let me

ill check on spotify. tbh dylan's discography i find hard to get to - sounds too dust even for me

Production on Basement Tapes is nonexistent and if anything it sounds way older than it is brazen move in 1967

But if you like hilarious lyrics and soul shattering melodies it's zenith

only velvet underground don't sound their age during this period

Astral Weeks is absolutely timeless Forever Changes has very few earmarks of its era

I don't really agree about the Velvets