yeah u can definitely hear it

rubber soul seems dylan inspired but it’s full of so much soul

their earlier records definitely remind me of elvis, in a good way tho lol

like it’s actually kinda crazy how much better rubber soul is than the rest of the albums b4 it

they seem like a completely different band, like everything started 2 finally click

i’m not really excited about the psychedelic stuff coming up but they’ve gained my trust

Yes, Rubber Soul is dylan-esque and gives me breezy springtime vibes. It was the first album that stood out to me in a significant way. I could tell immediately that this marked the second chapter of their career. It’s only up from here.

I’m not the biggest Beatles fan, but the stuff you’re about to hit after Rubber Soul is some genuinely incredible music.

My boy is experiencing some of the best music has to offer

@ruckus oh yeah this is the album when they started smoking weed huh

it’s evident

think 4 urself.. is so familiar, was this ever used in a commercial or something

It’s also the album that influenced a top 3 album of all time, Pet Sounds.

Not sure but their music is so ingrained in the culture that it all sounds familiar

i haven’t listened 2 pet sounds or the beach boys in a very long time, trying 2 decide which band i’m gonna listen 2 after the beatles

i was thinking about giving the cure’s discography a full & thorough listen but should i do beach boys instead?

man michelle just hits different, i can’t even explain it

you can blame bob dylan for that one

i think

The Stones would be the best follow up to the Beatles. The Cure is good too but that’s a few decades later. It’s always best to cover groups from the same era directly after each other. If you start with the Stones your entry album should be Aftermath. Prior to Aftermath they were essentially a singles band. Just like The Beach Boys prior to Today. Everything after that is smooth sailing for the Stones.

white album will open a real one’s eyes

Michelle, ma belle
Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble
Tres bien ensemble

the way this is sung just makes a nigga wanna cry it’s so beautiful

I think Charles Manson said this same thing in the desert.

i’ve already heard all of the stones stuff

i was tryna do a band from the 80s/90s so i don’t get burnt out on the 60s sound

hahahaha

Oh ok. Do the Cure next then.

touche

what’s the word on the doors or led zeppelin?

maybe the doors but my baby momma swore they were the best thing smokin but i wasn’t convinced

& the eagles

This Ab-Soul album made me teary-eyed. It was heavy but also cathartic. Y’all probably feel this way about Mr. Morale.

love it so much.. it be like that had me in my feels

them tde niggas just know how 2 make that music u can feel

doors r magnificent. s/t and la woman are must listens

All groups you mentioned are legendary and household staples. Especially The Doors. Probably one of the only bands my dad and mom agrees on. I’d suggest giving them a listen around the time you do The Beach Boys, that way you can feel the contrast between the sunny side and dark side of LA. The beach and sunflowers and the night life and alleyways