It always felt like an odd tune for them and almost like Richards snatched a song out of the ether that was meant for the Kinks or Faces but it's still a classic

Also in an interview this year

"I'm not as bored as I look, I just have a boring face"

              - Charlie Watts

Fifty Foot Hose sounded like Jefferson Airplane if they picked up computers instead of guitars

@RASIE just realized how amazing all this albums bleeps and bloops would sound on vinyl earlier also that cover. Need.

@twinkletoez a pillar forms

@SegaDreamFlash look at this c***drummer

its become one of my stones faves tbh

Always interesting when they ease up on the guitars

is it + ruby tuesday on whatever Between the Buttons you listen to? ive always kept them separated

Speaking of Jefferson Airplane, psych night on the Smothers Brothers

Badly need you to watch A Serious Man @RVI one of my personal favourite movies

wtf

There's a Hendrix needle-drop for the ages and several Airplane ones

The directors childhood in the late 60s Jewish suburbia portrayed to a f***ing infinitesimally hilarious degree

also We Love You and Dandelion they killed it for singles that year

Is this a joke?

Literally sounds like David Watts LMAO

Late ‘60s goats

Isn't Riot your #1 album of the 70s too :elon:

But yeah I meant one of the 3 funk godfathers shows up

He knows the anti-white sentiment on ktt been bugging me lol they don't even want to know that one of the literal funkiest bands of all time had a white drummer

The kinks '66 whimsical/nostalgic folk tunes and piano based rockers that actually embraced their British beer hall roots were the most influential sound on '67 wouldn't have this or Syd Barrett or Marc Bolan or probably even Strawberry Fields Forever

You mean Sly, right? I didn’t see anyone else

S*** is so fire

Always interesting how acts like Sly and The Family Stone, Hendrix Experience, and Prince and The Revolution went out of their way to include a multicultural dynamic within their band especially in the case of Prince who had lesbians as his guitarists and s***

Been on heavy rotation this year and it was the first track that came to mind

Watchtower probably takes the cake though idk what year Hendrix recorded it.

Lmao that would almost be like reverse Affirmative Action to make sure a few white people were in the band I'm sure Sly and Prince had some f***ing rigorous tryouts and that's just how the cookie ended up crumbling. Hendrix definitely got those foisted on him by his manager but they panned out.

Yeah Watchtower takes the cake but I was feeling Frankie Lee and Judas Priest a few pages ago

Have you dove into the Complete Basement Tapes? :elon: if I was stuck on a desert island and had one album to listen to forever that would be it. the mythology that Dylan peaked in '66