I forgot to mention RAM in that handful of albums my pops brought on that roadtrip I told you about love RAM almost as much as the second half of Abbey Road

Yeah so good.

Let me know what you think of that Graham Nash record if you get around to it.

Theres also this opus, one of the spookiest

One of the best albums ever. Regular prog rarely does it for me, but the Krautrock stuff is way more up my alley.

I feel like people s*** on Mclean, but I’ve always loved this one

There’s something about the way he sings “and I wonder if you know” that always hits me.

Just checked this album out not bad John Prine had a good Dylanesque one too

Same afaik

Speaking of which

I dont know about saying that about that specific year, but i mean i would say that the early 70s overall are a good candidate for that

Hell, the whole decade is tbh

does this sound like The Men in the 2010s or am I trippin @drjdeponytail

I can def hear shades of New Moon and Tomorrow’s Hits. This is rad

Too bad the rest of the albums sucks badly

Really cool band. I love their 1976 album Shake Some Action and the title track especially.

Wont work here, which song? ADITLOAT definitely this year's most soul crushing tune

So far I hate every other one of their tunes lol but this stood out like a sore thumb

Disney Girls, but I was also going to post that too.

Have you heard the track I’m talking about?

Did you know their manager had to take lead vocal on that because nobody in the band could bear to sing such a depressing lyric from Brian? he did ridiculously good job

Idk what album is it from

I said it’s the title track so that’s the name of the album.

You got me I'll check it out

I just feel like it's too soon for a retro band imo. Sha Na Na at Woodstock was enough.

These lyrics

sorry, but THIS is the best song of the year 🤷🏻‍♂️

idk this is tough to beat