Jun 11, 2025·2 repliesExpecting To Fly is Proto Dream Pop/Shoegaze
Jun 12, 2025ArujiExpecting To Fly is Proto Dream Pop/Shoegaze
And that
- Jun 12, 2025·edited·3 replies
internet buddyOnly two more legends before we can truly say the '60s era is over
Ray Davies
him Neil and Dylan are my top 3 oat and still going strong Roger McGuinn
Mick and Keith
Towshend and Daltry
Paul and Ringo
Grace and Jorma
Graham Nash
Simon & Garfunkel
Diana and Martha
Eric Burdon and Alan Price
Van Morrison
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone
Sal Valentino and Ron Elliot
Paul Samwell Smith and Clapton
Cale and Moe
Joni Mitchell
Krieger and Densmore
Waters and Gilmore etc
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie
Iggy
Fripp
Barry Gibb
Rod Stewart
Richard Thompson
Page and Plant etc
John Fogerty
lets not get ahead ourselves, still many legends kickinyou could say the 50s only have two legends left with Smokey and Wanda Jackson still hanging in there. cant think of anyone else beyond some jazz guys rvi could name.
Jun 12, 2025man peripheral vision sounded so good live
Jun 12, 2025ElricRay Davies
him Neil and Dylan are my top 3 oat and still going strong Roger McGuinn
Mick and Keith
Towshend and Daltry
Paul and Ringo
Grace and Jorma
Graham Nash
Simon & Garfunkel
Diana and Martha
Eric Burdon and Alan Price
Van Morrison
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone
Sal Valentino and Ron Elliot
Paul Samwell Smith and Clapton
Cale and Moe
Joni Mitchell
Krieger and Densmore
Waters and Gilmore etc
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie
Iggy
Fripp
Barry Gibb
Rod Stewart
Richard Thompson
Page and Plant etc
John Fogerty
lets not get ahead ourselves, still many legends kickinyou could say the 50s only have two legends left with Smokey and Wanda Jackson still hanging in there. cant think of anyone else beyond some jazz guys rvi could name.
Iggy really is defying the odds
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyElric
Ray Davies
him Neil and Dylan are my top 3 oat and still going strong Roger McGuinn
Mick and Keith
Towshend and Daltry
Paul and Ringo
Grace and Jorma
Graham Nash
Simon & Garfunkel
Diana and Martha
Eric Burdon and Alan Price
Van Morrison
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone
Sal Valentino and Ron Elliot
Paul Samwell Smith and Clapton
Cale and Moe
Joni Mitchell
Krieger and Densmore
Waters and Gilmore etc
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie
Iggy
Fripp
Barry Gibb
Rod Stewart
Richard Thompson
Page and Plant etc
John Fogerty
lets not get ahead ourselves, still many legends kickinyou could say the 50s only have two legends left with Smokey and Wanda Jackson still hanging in there. cant think of anyone else beyond some jazz guys rvi could name.
You could even put Stevie in there too
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyinternet buddy
You could even put Stevie in there too
he didn't really come through as a songwriter until the 70s though.
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyAruji
he didn't really come through as a songwriter until the 70s though.
He was still very much a part of the '60s
- Fingertips
- My cherie amour
- Uptight
- A place in the sun
- For Once in my Life
- I was made to love her (covered by the beach boys)
And signed sealed delivered was like the first few months of 1970
- Jun 12, 2025internet buddy
He was still very much a part of the '60s
- Fingertips
- My cherie amour
- Uptight
- A place in the sun
- For Once in my Life
- I was made to love her (covered by the beach boys)
And signed sealed delivered was like the first few months of 1970
ok you're right
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyElric
Ray Davies
him Neil and Dylan are my top 3 oat and still going strong Roger McGuinn
Mick and Keith
Towshend and Daltry
Paul and Ringo
Grace and Jorma
Graham Nash
Simon & Garfunkel
Diana and Martha
Eric Burdon and Alan Price
Van Morrison
Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone
Sal Valentino and Ron Elliot
Paul Samwell Smith and Clapton
Cale and Moe
Joni Mitchell
Krieger and Densmore
Waters and Gilmore etc
Mick Fleetwood and John McVie
Iggy
Fripp
Barry Gibb
Rod Stewart
Richard Thompson
Page and Plant etc
John Fogerty
lets not get ahead ourselves, still many legends kickinyou could say the 50s only have two legends left with Smokey and Wanda Jackson still hanging in there. cant think of anyone else beyond some jazz guys rvi could name.
- Robert Wyatt
Jun 12, 2025I wonder if Drake still thinks about infrared?
- Jun 12, 2025Aruji
- Robert Wyatt
Always forget that king is still around
- Jun 12, 2025·2 repliesAruji
Expecting To Fly is Proto Dream Pop/Shoegaze
I feel like Still I'm Sad from 1965 invented psychedelic rock but also maybe goth and shoegazey stuff what do you think
- Jun 12, 2025·edited·1 replyElric
I feel like Still I'm Sad from 1965 invented psychedelic rock but also maybe goth and shoegazey stuff what do you think
Definitely Screamin' Jay Hawkins (I Put A Spell On You) for starting Goth but could be an influence considering the dark choirs that came later. Idk about Psych but it's def trippy. Psych is more similar to Raga tbf
rvi 🦜Jun 12, 2025·1 replyElricI feel like Still I'm Sad from 1965 invented psychedelic rock but also maybe goth and shoegazey stuff what do you think
come on now
pushing it a bit too far
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyrvi
come on now
pushing it a bit too far
Becks tone contains multitudes
Samwell Smiths production too
- rvi 🦜Jun 12, 2025·1 replyElric
Becks tone contains multitudes
Samwell Smiths production too
vibes of those Steve Hoffmanites who swear that the beatles invented every single type of music since the 60s
- Jun 12, 2025·1 replyrvi
vibes of those Steve Hoffmanites who swear that the beatles invented every single type of music since the 60s
That's what I'm specifically against
giving credit to the actual innovators and not just claiming beedles invented everything - rvi 🦜Jun 12, 2025·1 replyElric
That's what I'm specifically against
giving credit to the actual innovators and not just claiming beedles invented everythingyardbirds credited for innovating shoegaze and goth is simply too far my friend
too far - Jun 12, 2025rvi
yardbirds credited for innovating shoegaze and goth is simply too far my friend
too farWell I'm not saying their claim for those is near as solid as their claim to inventing psych but I can hear the first seeds getting planted. I know you know Beck elevated the textural/soundscape potential of guitar.
- Jun 12, 2025Aruji
Definitely Screamin' Jay Hawkins (I Put A Spell On You) for starting Goth but could be an influence considering the dark choirs that came later. Idk about Psych but it's def trippy. Psych is more similar to Raga tbf
I'd say they're are at least like 5 strains of psych and raga is just one of them. There's also the space rock version (Yardbirds invented) the jazz rock version (Byrds invented) the childlike nostalgia version (Kinks) and the straight up lysergic version (Elevators). Beedles can gave raga version.
- Jun 13, 2025·edited
tbh this tape conjures the same nebulous magic blvcklvnd did in 2011
- Jun 13, 2025
Jun 13, 2025·1 replyThis Cup Finals has been ridiculous
Holy s***
