holy

this post is a disgrace

Who's Next suffers the same fate as Joshua Tree in that I can hardly stand hearing the big songs anymore masterpiece album but Baba O'Reilly and Wont Get Fooled been overplayed to death for me (same as the first 3 JT songs)

still cant get enough of every other song on Who's Next though

I cant believe this wealth of new peak era Beach Boys songs you check out the Surfs Up bonus tracks yet?

wasnt paying attention to which ones are from which era but I was listening to some of the Dennis ones today

also that longer version of Wouldnt It Be Nice to Live Again was kinda interesting. i dont forsee any of those other songs topping that one as an all time classic ever

all those Denis are from 70-71

yeah the long version of Wouldn't It Be Nice is absolute zenith

Santana 3 one of my instant go-to's lately same as Abraxas was last year

1971 is literally any song from La Woman

i wonder how you'll feel about their following era when they got a lot jazzier

Hopefully it's not as diaper as Jeff Beck's foray

the Rolling Stone album guide that used to be my Bible says Lotus is their zenith

Hyacinth mf'in House top 3 Doors

video says 1968 but discogs says 1971. check out that songwriting credit name

Jeff Beck's foray was great but Santana's def better imo. its got really cool mystique to it as you would probably expect. Carlos even hooked up with mahavishnu john mclaughlin later for a colossal meeting of the spiritual fusion guitar wankers thats a bit too much even for me

and Lotus definitely not a bad shout for zenith. long af though so feels kinda cheating

sabbath-worshiping gem single

The Wasp is super underrated

Santana got the god level percussion work as well

kinda crazy that the two biggest multiracial rock acts of the era (Sly and Santana) both had white drummers funky white boys

names dont look familiar hard ass fuzz tho

Rick Roll

you dont know what rick roll means?
youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Ah yeah wasn't sure if that's what you meant lol that's funny

Moonlight Mile might be peak Jagger performance

Can’t wait until @op appreciates Gamble and Huff like Lieb and Stoller