arel's lists are always goat. #2 and #3 albums by artists named "Rob" and "Wee" ive never heard of that are probably great
gonna be an absolute tragedy when Pet Sounds tops Blonde on Blonde as the best 66 album
its better so thats fine
gonna be an absolute tragedy when Pet Sounds tops Blonde on Blonde as the best 66 album
It’s not a tragedy. It some of the most beautiful music ever recorded.
arel's lists are always goat. #2 and #3 albums by artists named "Rob" and "Wee" ive never heard of that are probably great
I get the impression they listen to mostly music no one’s ever heard rather than well known classics. Someone’s got to.
Im sure it wouldn't have been as heavy handed but at the same time it wouldn't have had the same impact either. It's Stone's kinetic rage that made that joint
Its crazy that both Tom Sizemore and Juliette Lewis seem like relics of the 90's along with the film.
Tom was in like every big 90’s flick it seems
gonna be an absolute tragedy when Pet Sounds tops Blonde on Blonde as the best 66 album
No, the tragedy will be when no Otis Redding album makes the top 25
Up there with Blonde on Blonde and Highway 61
What you think about Wesley Harding?
No, the tragedy will be when no Otis Redding album makes the top 25
First list
33. Otis Redding - Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul
Second List
21. Otis Redding - Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul
Third List
:mystery:
No, the tragedy will be when no Otis Redding album makes the top 25
This thread is #TooWhite
First list
33. Otis Redding - Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul
Second List
21. Otis Redding - Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul
Third List
:mystery:
it will rightfully drop
This thread is #TooWhite
Kinda, I feel like the blues guys will be represented better than the R&B guys. ‘60s R&B albums were more single focused anyway.
it will rightfully drop
What R&B album would you put in the Top 50 of the ‘60s?
Kinda, I feel like the blues guys will be represented better than the R&B guys. ‘60s R&B albums were more single focused anyway.
If I’m being honest I like a lot of singles from those artists but not many albums in those genres. I’ve always had a hard time getting into their stylistic flourishes. We’ve discussed this before though.
What R&B album would you put in the Top 50 of the ‘60s?
hot buttered soul will prob be my highest ranked one
No room for soul in the top 25 when multiple masterpieces of rock were getting released every year from 66 to 69
No room for soul in the top 25 when multiple masterpieces of rock were getting released every year from 66 to 69
Check Phil Spectors opus with Tina, River Deep Mountain High
No room for soul in the top 25 when multiple masterpieces of rock were getting released every year from 66 to 69
probably room for a couple but yeah i dont think it reached the heights yet that it did a few years later
realistically i should have voted for more soul albums in the 70s but a lot of the ones i like havent really had enough time to sink in as much as I know they eventually will
probably room for a couple but yeah i dont think it reached the heights yet that it did a few years later
realistically i should have voted for more soul albums in the 70s but a lot of the ones i like havent really had enough time to sink in as much as I know they eventually will
My 70s intake is by far my least and though I champion Eno, that #1 Eno record on my list would likely be 7 or 8 compared to 60s