Concept: You only listen to music made before 1975 for a entire week.

[TubularCorporation]

Sonny Bono's psychedelic album is a great one, too:

 

 

If this was an unknown artist on a small label it would be one of those monster outsider psych albums people pay hundreds of dollars for, but it's Sonny Bono so they're pretty cheap when they show up (which isn't that often, I've worked at two record shops in two cities for about 9 years total and counting, and I've seen three of them.)

 

 

Edited December 25, 2022 by TubularCorporation

[TubularCorporation]

 

[watmmisdead]

1975

Led zepplin- physical grafiti. I really only love track 5-6-7, but damn are these crazy good. rest of the album is great but meh

Bruce springsteen- born to run. the title track is such a good track. rest of the album is mostly decent but meh

fleetwood mac-st album. a classic ofc

brian eno- another green world. wow

 

Edited December 27, 2022 by watmmisdead

[watmmisdead]

Eric clapton...

damn

how in the fuck I never understood his genius

his 1974 album, 461 ocean Boulevard is showcasing clapton such delicate and intricate way of playing. It seemingly sounds like plain country music, until you just try to follow the guitar all along the album. then it all makes so much sense why Clapton is referenced as such a inspiration for a generation of guitarist.

Edited December 30, 2022 by watmmisdead

[watmmisdead]

since the 22 december, ive mostly been listening to 1975 and recently ive gone to 1974

so far, its maybe early and a tons of artist will pop out, but I had way more fun in the 80's

Edited January 1, 2023 by watmmisdead

[watmmisdead]

this is fun

not a perfect album, but the highlights in here are mindblowing

 

Ive decided ill stick from 1970 to 1979 for a few months.

will upgrade some findings I find very good

so far, its been a very interesting trip in the 70's!

Edited January 3, 2023 by watmmisdead