Boomer-core music you unironically like

Rush's appeal defies generational boundaries

Damn user, I should be nicer to my parents too.

Jesus dude.
How will you know he doesn't have what you want to get him on vinyl already?

im sure you are fine
i wont but i am hoping its the thought that counts and also he doesnt like to spend money so even if i get him a duplicate im sure it will be in better condition and he will appreciate it anyways, or at the very least see that im trying and still thinking about him

I mean that's nice of you but can't you just ask him? Won't it be better to get him something you know, or at least think he likes that he doesn't have?
As this guy said, King Crimson would be good. In The Court Of The Crimson King is a safe bet. Most things by Yes too would probably be pretty safe and good to hear, namely Close To The Edge, Fragile, and Going For The One

Dire Straits

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thank you i will consider those and i dont know why i didnt consider yes before but thats a great idea thanks
i cant ask him because i havent spoken to my parents in years

Try some Genesis stuff too

holy fuck, he didn't list The Beatles WHAT A FUCKIN LEGEND!!!!BOOMERSBTFOecksDDDD

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can you elaborate on this
i need an explanation to properly recommend you some things for your dad

You might as well throw Elvis in there too then

my dads birthday is coming up soon and i havent talked to my parents in years so i want to get my dad something that he will appreciate coming from me

>i havent talked to my parents in years
ok but why not
i need this information so i can properly recommend you a good album for your dad

this doesnt seem relevant

they suck ,user

How has no one mentioned Michael McDonald? He was in Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers. His solo career is the definition of yacht rock.

....so you asked random people on the internet? How does that make sense?

this nigga hates his parents

I don't think Michael McDonald was ever in Steely Dan.

Alan Parsons Project
The Doors
Bob Dylan
The Isley Brothers
Barry White
Smokey Robinson
The Beach Boys
Roy Orbison
Elvis Costello
MC5
Bob Segar
Grateful Dead
Chicago
Sammy Davis Jr.
Johnny Cash
Conway Twitty

more specifically i asked random people on the internet on a designated subculture for music discussion to get a broader range of boomercore music rather than going to a circlejerk equivalent community where everyone recommends the same album and if they dont then their responses are hidden by default. how does this not make sense?
i dont at all or i wouldnt have asked in the first place. its the opposite

dont ever post on this website ever again

thank you
actually i think i will get him pet sounds now

lad are you alright

Tragically Hip. They did make a couple of mediocre albums but there's something so entrancing and youthful about the majority of their music. Essential Boomer-core in Canada.

No, I'm pretty sure he was a touring musician for them in the mid-70's.

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im fine

Anything pretty much but Rolling Stones