name another band with a lifespan of 2.5 years that left as big a legacy as cream did

for 1969

Pistols

He is a virtuoso performing other people’s ideas.
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The something someone experience

not mad at all since you know i love them too (more than cream) and also zoomers underrate them

Crickets

doesnt fit timeline

yeah but technically not true. dont think anyone ever heard the s*** they did after buddy died though

I can’t wait until this thread gets to punk and synth pop

How doesn't it?

I checked it out it's not great but I don't think that counts. Their spirit obviously died when buddy did whether or not they decided to try and carry on working off the name.

Id take Buffalo Springfield over Cream Any. Day.

Beck era Yardbirds

I can't wait till we get through these couple downer years to glam rock 💅

Thread has increase my respek for early Bolan dramatically. Found some absolute Tyrannosaurus Gems.

id recommend Aorta for sure then Music Emporium and TIME the most to you. Arcadium might be a bit too proggy and the all instrumental Goldenroad might be a bit too jammy and Dead wannabe

Aorta is a real gem honestly. this is sounding like a classic to me

Music Emporium is nice keyboard heavy male+female vocal combo, kinda eclectic

TIME is truly searing acid guitar, hard and sometimes bluesy

Goldenrod is wanky af. skilled session players and not random garage kids. bassist joined Elvis' band from 1969-1973, also played on LA Woman

Arcadium just a perfect example of psych prog

am i checking out these or the jazz recs albums almost over

og hendrix experience lasted like 3 years then he brought it back for another half year just without Redding

thats fine but impact wise is not a debate

i didnt expect you to check all the jazz recs rn, some are pretty long and out there. id just listen to the Aorta one now for sure and then whatever you feel more in the mood for

thoughts on that Kak Triuelogy suite thing? that was my fav from what i remember

Hey Joe came out December '66 and Ladyland came out October '68

their window of actual music releases was not even 2 years

U like that Sweet song? Fox on the Run?

the band still existed the live performances in late 68 and the first half of 1969 are an essential part of Hendrix story as well as some worthy studio stuff

man said he cant wait until we get through the best years in rock history up to this point