I've been listening to a lot of 60s rock lately. These are the albums I've listened to so far, along with every Beatles album, and I've enjoyed almost all of them. What should I listen to next from this decade?
I've been listening to a lot of 60s rock lately. These are the albums I've listened to so far...
Christopher James
Ryder Powell
I haven't checked out any of these yet. Are they worth it? Which ones are good and which ones are lame?
Joseph Gomez
two on the right are 10/10
two on the left are 8/10 with a handful of 10/10 tracks
Jack Carter
what do you like about these albums?
asking unironically to better cater modern recs
Ryder Nguyen
There are better ccr albums but the others are quite good
You should listen to Donovan if you like the 60s psych thing. A lot of his albums are pretty spotty but the Greatest Hits from 1969 is a nice comp because he redid some of his early folky tunes in a psychedelic style. Also listen to Forever Changes by Love, Village Green Preservation Society by the Kinks, Begin by the Millennium, and The Who Sell Out
Easton Mitchell
I'm gonna tack on the Smile Sessions by the Beach Boys and Oar by Skip Spence
Jeremiah Brooks
If you're a record collector, you need to own this. Everybody owns it. Don't ask why.
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Jason Reed
thrift shop-core
Connor Hall
Even soul/funk music tried to cash in on psychedelic rock. It's not bad though.
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Jaxon Rivera
Love - forever changes
Rolling Stones - aftermath
Beefheart - safe as milk (tmr is gay)
Zappa - absolutely free
The pretty things - SF Sorrow (and get the picture)
The Kinks - Face to Face (and something the rest of their 60’s stuff, seriously check out something else and village green as well)
Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes
Nico - Chelsea girls
Them - the angry young them
The byrds - younger than yesterday
Donovan - sunshine Superman
Bob Dylan - highway 61 and blonde on blonde
Simon and Garfunkel - sound of silence
Charles Manson - lie anthology
Snuggie Otis - freedom flight
There’s a lot more good stuff those are just some classics
Caleb Martinez
bump
Lucas Diaz
Jose Hall
>Jefferson Airplaine (great album)
9/10
>JH Experience (overrated, but some great tracks)
7/10
>Creedence (Suzie Q and IPASOY are 10/10 covers, rest is weak)
5/10
>Cream (i don't get it, it's generic psych rock, the less unique of their trilogy, best one is Wheels on Fire by far)
>5/10
Matthew Wright
Monks - Black Monk Time
The 13th Foor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds of...
Midnight Cowboy - soundtrack
Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino
Nathan Green
Check out the Electric Prunes.
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Joseph Powell
If you want something more obscure listen to Fever Trees self titled album
Aaron Harris
Pic related and Days of Future Passed by The Moody Blues. Also, and have some pretty good suggestions. (Though I probably would’ve picked a different Simon and Garfunkel album)
Brody Peterson
Yes, Bridge Over Troubled Water and Bookends are definitely the definitive Simon and Garfunkel works.
Angel Rodriguez
Sell Out, and A Quick One While He’s Away by The Who.
James Davis
Michael Robinson
Listen to "In the Court of the Crimson King" if you haven't already.
The only album I would recommend from these 4 is Are You Expirienced.
Also listen to the self titled Led Zeppelin album from 1969 and White Light / White Heat by The Velvet Underground
Connor Sanders
Bee Gees - 1st
Status Quo - picturesque matchstickable...
These two albums are classics in 60s psych / pop circles. Don't miss them just because you think their later output is lame.