Any parts of the concert they brought up?

Just the fact that I was literal for Try Me like it was a song I knew for decades but it kinda felt like I had

Exactly

This is one hellofa big project

I'll likely be working on it long after ktt is dead

who's gonna review it

Missed this for '66 @twinkletoez

I wonder who showed him this

the delicacy @HeyFella @RVI

maybe will post more as I listen preparing for 60s albums

(for now)
The Doors - "Break On Through (To the Other Side)"
The Doors - "People Are Strange"
The Doors - "The End"
The Doors - "Light My Fire"
Velvet Underground - "Sunday Morning"
Velvet Underground - "European Son"
Pink Floyd - "Astronomy Domine"
Pink Floyd - "Interstellar Overdrive"
Velvet Underground - "Heroin"
Velvet Underground - "Venus in Furs"
Captain Beefheart - "Zig Zag Wanderer"
Captain Beefheart - "Sure Nuff n Yes I Do"
Captain Beefheart - "Electricity"
Velvet Underground - "All Tomorrow's Parties"
Red Krayola - "War Sucks"
Red Krayola - "Hurricane Fighter Plane"
Red Krayola - "Pink Stainless Tail"
The Rolling Stones - "Ruby Tuesday"
The Rolling Stones - "Connection"
Jefferson Airplane - "Somebody to Love"
Jefferson Airplane - "White Rabbit"
Leonard Cohen - "Suzanne"
Leonard Cohen - "So Long, Marianne"
The Beatles - "Strawberry Fields Forever"
The Beatles - "Penny Lane"
Frank Zappa - "Invocation and Ritual Dance of the Young Pumpkin"

Thoughts on this kinks gem that got shelved for years?

Village Green came out on a French E.P. in May of '67 news to me @RVI @twinkletoez

leave it to the kinks to craft a baroque, nostalgic ode to olde england that actually swings

actually my playlist for them implies i did know but i forgot they have enough gold for '68 so im ok with it

Will have to check it out when I'm done work.

God bless Donald Duck

yung chilton @atl

favourite deep cuts off the first two hendrix albums man could ballad

youtube.com/watch?v=gpmeYPhh6Ks

vimeo.com/314997111

out in the country far from all the soot and noise of the city

the boys were on their bucolic s*** too

Let the Wind Blow too

Was so close to posting that too psychic

What you think about that Stevie cover?

easily justifies its existence and im picky about motown covers

feel like stones should get more credit for pioneering space-rock considering how far-out Have You Seen Your Mother was in '66 not quite as potent as Floyd but this one hell of a space rock trinity for '67