Favorite Albums

1.) The Who - Tommy
2.) The Beatles - Abby Road
3.) Arlo Guthrie - Alice's Restaurant
4.) Joan Baez in Italy
5.) The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper
6.) Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie - Together (ok, this one came out in '75, but, still one of my very favorites.)
7.) Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
8.) Bob Dylan- Highway 61 revisited
9.) Peter, Paul, and Mary - In the wind
10.) Harry Chapin - Living Room Suite (again from the 70's but i can't leave it off my list.)

 

It's A Beautiful Day , Self Titled
Buffalo Springfield, Best of
David Peel, Have A Marijauna
Woodstock, Sountrack
Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Deja Vu
Black Sabbath, Self Titled
Allman Brother's , Eat A peach
Black Oak Arkansas, Self Titled
Easy Rider, Movie Sountrack
Santana , Abraxous
Joe Cocker Mad Dogs and Englishman
Creedance Clearwater Revival , Born on the Bayou
Taffic, John Barleycorn
Dave Mason, Alone Together
Leon Russell, Self Titled
Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers
Beatles, White Album
Lynyrd skynyrd, Pronounced Lynyrd skynyrd

Etc Etc , this will get you started.

 

scurry down to a stone soul picnic

 

Just a few
Santana-Abraxas
Billy Thorpe-Children of the sun
Iron Butterfly- In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
Hüsker Dü-Zen Arcade
Phish-Farmhouse
Pink Floyd-The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Delicate Sound of Thunder, OK.. all of them..
I know some are not from the sixties, but there are all great albums

 

blind faith
4way street

 

Here's one I'm listening to right now:



-'Neon' - The Cyrkle 1967.

 

Zen Arcade is one of my all time favorites. Good choice. My favorite cut is Pink To Blue.

 

Yeah, I think the guys were in "their prime" on that album. We used to call them "The greatest band that nobody's heard of" We were saying it "outta love" believe me.

 

I always thought the same held true for The Chocolate Watch Band in the '60's.

 

Son, you have tons of more bands, albums, songs, and styles of music to discover.

 

ill just do my top 5
Revolver-The Beatles
Strange Days-The Doors
American Beauty-Grateful dead
Rubber soul-The Beatles
Disraeli gears-Cream

 

1. Bitches Brew - Miles Davis

2. Junta - Phish
3. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead
4. Piper At The Gates Of Dawn - Pink Floyd
5. Legend - Marley
6. Are You Shpongled? - Shpongle

 

has "THICK AS A BRICK" by JETHRO TULL been mentioned ??

 

piper at the gates of dawn
aoxomoxoa
after bathing at baxters
the free wheelin' bob dylan

 

1. Dark Side of the Moon
2. The Wall
3. Piper at the gates of dawn
4. Early Days
5. Legend

 

1) Love ~ Forever Changes
2) Bob Dylan ~ Blonde on Blonde
3) The Beach Boys ~ Pet Sounds
4) The Velvet Underground ~ White Light/White Heat
5) The Who ~ Tommy
6) Bob Dylan ~ Highway 61 Revisited
7) The Beatles ~ Magical Mystery Tour
8) The Beatles ~ Revolver
9) Country Joe & The Fish ~ Electric Music for the Mind and Body
10) Bob Dylan ~ Bringin' It All Back Home

 

sorry i know this is alittle late but this song rocks its one of my favorites too

 

In no specific order.

The Beach Boys - Animal Sounds
Pink Floyd - Piper at the gates of dawn
The Beatles - Revolver
The Beatles - A hard Days Night
The Beatles - Help!
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles - Yellow Submarine
ALOT OF BEATLESO_O
Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers
Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow

Btw, sorry if I wander out of the 60s in my list

And so on..

 

1. Electric Ladyland- Jimi Hendrix

2. Nevermind- Nirvana
3. Lateralus- Tool
4. Ride The Lighning- Metallica
5. We Sold Our Soul For Rock And Roll- Black Sabbath
6. Nevermind The Bullocks- Sex Pistols
7. Dark Side Of The Moon- Pink Floyd
8. Shaved Fish- John Lennon
9. Michael Jackson- Thriller
10. The Ozzman Cometh- Ozzy Osbourne

 

A lot of you younger people seem to be keying in on the main stream acts from that time. It would behove you to take some time to seek out and enjoy some of the somewhat obscure good bands that you will seldom hear on the classic rock stations. Such as;

S.F. Sorrow by The Pretty Things
A Long Time Coming by Electric Flag
Leige and Leaf by Fairport Convention
Web Of Sound by The Seeds
Living With The Animals by Mother Earth
Wild Thing by The Troggs
Volumn 2 by The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band
Close To The Edge by Yes
Small Faces by The Small Faces (before Rod Stewart)
Elephant Mountain by The Youngbloods
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac by Fleetwood Mac (before Stevie Nicks and the waving hankies, when it was still a kick ass blues band)

Sorry got carried away. I'll stop now. Gonna go back to listening to SHHHH! by Ten Years After.