dang i missed out on that

but then i wouldve missed out on these two favourite songs gta ever showed me

i dont have any

only thing i think i did was maybe not accept Dylan as the literal god of music or say that I haven't digested all those lyrics yet. maybe said one of those live performances you worship wasnt the best thing ive ever seen

checc PM for link to sgt pepper +strawberry/penny remix :ninja:

I'm ok with him not being your God but I noted a couple times you went out of your way to say you're not a stan

Thought you were

Oh yeah once was in the Dylan s***assault thread and once in the MJ vs Dylan influence thread

yeah i couldnt call myself a stan unless i call myself a stan of any artist that would make my top of decade lists with a good placement he'd be in my top 20 for the 60s

slowly digesting time out of mind and roughy and rowdy atm

lol might have just downplayed my fandom to give myself more credibility to some of those people

and also just gave some due credit in one aspect to MJ for his sheer popularity iirc

*Pruit Igoe was used in the big reveal trailer for the game

i definitely wasn't online during this era so missed this kinda s***

I believe that song is also in Bram Stoker's Dracula

Yeah that's what it was but I was still like

Merely top 20 of the 60s he was the whole spirit of the decade

Goodamb i miss that s*** so much. Absolutely no good reason to remove that feature other than perty corporate bullshit

Tangerine Dream put out my favorite GTA track

but Soviet Connection is also a banger

ughh my last landlord didn't tell me about the black mold that was growing behind my bathroom wall. i swear that stuff was f***ing with my memory and s***.. @RASIE

so many untouchable albums tho

the entire musical spirit, or just the lyrical spirit? :he:

this website been around for over two years and we still can't double quote

No PM's either

He gotta keep his top 10 reserved for Frank Zappa exclusively

it's annoying

only 1 from 60s would be above blonde on blonde probably

I don't know i consider lyrical spirit a thing but if there is one person that shaped the decade even the Beatles moved in his wake

The way he transformed lyrical expression, instilled a political conscious and a punk sense of purpose into music that went way beyond the hippies to the clash U2 etc and also the fact that he was the first one to take things back to basics when psych took over. Big Pink gets credit but Basement Tapes was the thing.