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  • Sep 20
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    Elric

    Why are you on my ass all the time lol there's literally a thread about clogging toilets in the top threads right now.

    Everybody knows this is one of the best straight music related threads on the site, if not the best.

    I've had multiple career changes in the last year (went from running my own company to film set production to longshoring while still running my company) and haven't been able to focus on this thread nearly as much as I could for 1955-1974. I could listen to like 15 albums per day at work when it was just my own company.

    Were just coming up on a full year for 1975 but I'm trying to wrap it up this weekend.

    i didn’t put /haha at the end of my posts here, that’s on me

    i’m not being serious at all i think of this thread as a long running joke currently

  • Sep 20
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    sab language 3

    i didn’t put /haha at the end of my posts here, that’s on me

    i’m not being serious at all i think of this thread as a long running joke currently

    If anything my Best Films Of Each Year thread is a long running joke since I started in 1922 and am still on 1945 almost nobody gives a f*** about that primordial dust

    This thread is a gold mine though and countless posters have told me so. Could get a good ass education on the early rock and roll era if you went through every page.

  • Sep 20
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    Elric

    If anything my Best Films Of Each Year thread is a long running joke since I started in 1922 and am still on 1945 almost nobody gives a f*** about that primordial dust

    This thread is a gold mine though and countless posters have told me so. Could get a good ass education on the early rock and roll era if you went through every page.

    it’s just funny to think you were 50 years behind at the end of 2025 and might end 2026 51 years behind

  • Sep 20
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    sab language 3

    it’s just funny to think you were 50 years behind at the end of 2025 and might end 2026 51 years behind

    Yeah going year by year in real time was inevitable lol. The 50s was only taking like 2-3 months per year cause there wasnt an insane amount of interesting stuff.

    By the mid 60s it was starting to take like 6 months cause there was such a sharp increase of amazing artists blowing up.

    By the 70s it was starting to take like 8-9 months cause there were so many interesting subgenres branching off subgenres.

    Now even more so plus I had way less time to put respectful marination time on everything.

  • Sep 20
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    Elric

    Yeah going year by year in real time was inevitable lol. The 50s was only taking like 2-3 months per year cause there wasnt an insane amount of interesting stuff.

    By the mid 60s it was starting to take like 6 months cause there was such a sharp increase of amazing artists blowing up.

    By the 70s it was starting to take like 8-9 months cause there were so many interesting subgenres branching off subgenres.

    Now even more so plus I had way less time to put respectful marination time on everything.

    respectful marination time? that doesn’t exist lol, unless you want this thread to just be “what dropped 50 years ago today”

  • Sep 20
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    sab language 3

    respectful marination time? that doesn’t exist lol, unless you want this thread to just be “what dropped 50 years ago today”

    Since I was a teenager I like to listen to an album at least 20 or 30 times and live with it for a good while before I consider it properly marinated on. You're never going to be able to wrap your head around an album on the first listen or two but and try to declare which songs are the best. Obviously I don't have time for that but I still like to listen to new stuff at least four or five times.

  • Sep 20
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    Elric

    Since I was a teenager I like to listen to an album at least 20 or 30 times and live with it for a good while before I consider it properly marinated on. You're never going to be able to wrap your head around an album on the first listen or two but and try to declare which songs are the best. Obviously I don't have time for that but I still like to listen to new stuff at least four or five times.

    but time passes regardless

    it’s not true to the experience if you give each album more time than it actually got

  • Sep 20
    sab language 3

    but time passes regardless

    it’s not true to the experience if you give each album more time than it actually got

    Yeah well I'm not anymore and still finding great music

    The goal was never to try and catch up to current times, just to put more appreciation on the olden days

  • Sep 20
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    Fella

    Great album

    You a fan of this album? Pretty solid, sounds somewhere between Mott and Slade

  • Sep 21
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    Elric

    You a fan of this album? Pretty solid, sounds somewhere between Mott and Slade

    !https://youtu.be/_dT9XuvoatY?si=KlfbxChZtoGSzIHl

    Yeah, I’ve recommended some tracks from it before. This one stood out to me.

  • Sep 21
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    Elric

    Yeah going year by year in real time was inevitable lol. The 50s was only taking like 2-3 months per year cause there wasnt an insane amount of interesting stuff.

    By the mid 60s it was starting to take like 6 months cause there was such a sharp increase of amazing artists blowing up.

    By the 70s it was starting to take like 8-9 months cause there were so many interesting subgenres branching off subgenres.

    Now even more so plus I had way less time to put respectful marination time on everything.

    The 80s will be so quick because I bet you hate all Reagan era synth pop with drum machines

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    1982 is when music starts getting good

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    Botney

    The 80s will be so quick because I bet you hate all Reagan era synth pop with drum machines

    Why do you think I would hate it

    I only have 4 tattoos and one of them is the Depeche Mode Violator flower

    Seen OMD, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche, New Order and probably more live. Know all their 80s albums. I'm a synthpop stan.

    Only genres I can think of that I hate are nu-metal and pop punk

  • Sep 21
    Botney

    1982 is when music starts getting good

    *1955

  • Sep 21
    Fella

    Yeah, I’ve recommended some tracks from it before. This one stood out to me.

    !https://youtu.be/E1-8jdwnBt0?is=1MjOiKQkxHZ-GXBN

    Big Mott vibes

  • Sep 21
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    Love when r&b acts cover Neil

    Norman Whitfield production

  • Sep 21

    nice semi psych vibe @RVI

  • Sep 21

    FBS however

  • Sep 21
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    Never heard this one before

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    Fella

    Never heard this one before

    !https://youtu.be/MR5uTzGIJ1s?is=Qr2pH1zFKk40cT3O

    Who By Numbers took forever to grow on me but it did eventually and yeah this is my favourite.

    album is solid but missing some element their last couple albums had that I cant quite pin down. bass not prominent enough in the mix or something.

  • Sep 22
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    Elric

    Who By Numbers took forever to grow on me but it did eventually and yeah this is my favourite.

    album is solid but missing some element their last couple albums had that I cant quite pin down. bass not prominent enough in the mix or something.

    Never really connected with Quadrophenia, so it was an improvement for me.

  • Sep 22
    Fella

    Never really connected with Quadrophenia, so it was an improvement for me.

    Me neither, especially compared to Who's Next. Quadro definitely has a handful of highlights that kick the s*** out of anything on By The Numbers though.