There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ
There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ Two? No. That's a load of shit.Title trackHells BellsYou Shook Me......Shoot to ThrillRock & Roll Ain't Noise PollutionNobody has forgotten any of those songs. Some play in stadiums every weekend. In fact, play any song on that album at a party and most of the crowd will know the song even if they haven't heard it in 30 years, unless you're in Faggotville or something. 22 million copies of BiB sold in the US, vs. 6 million copies of Rubber Soul sold. Not that number sold equals quality, but it's one way to measure music that can be quantified. Rubber Soul isn't in the same league, and it isn't close.. Go ahead and line them up song on song. Only really old fuckers and fly anglers are going to pick Rubber Soul.
This one won't be close. Master of Puppets, Back in Black and Appetite for Destruction are pretty much the big three metal albums ever. No it won't because of our boring, cliche, frat boy kultur as many have pointed out. IFL BIB and have played the shit out of it and my band in college used to cover several of its songs. BUT Rubber Souls and Hwy 61 both beat it in terms of influence on rock history. Dylan going electric in 1965 and the Beatles moving beyond basic boy loves gurl songs to more complex songwriting marks the birth of "classic" rock. @Dennis_DeYoung in spite of AC DC being is favorite band will agree with me that Rubber Soul is more important. Nope. The album that confirmed AC/DC would carry on is way more important than the Beatles figuring out how to quit making teenage girl music.I fish bait though, so take that into consideration. ThisI know that Bon Scott was God and all that and agree but Back in Black was awesomeAs long as the brothers were alive things would be fine This isn't entirely accurate. I don't things were as long the the brothers Young were alive. BIB is among the greatest hard rock records of all time. And For Those About to Rock was good, but not great. After that the 80's were shit of AC/DC. Razor's Edge was OK but I can't even listen to Thunderstruck anymore due to overplay.
This one won't be close. Master of Puppets, Back in Black and Appetite for Destruction are pretty much the big three metal albums ever. No it won't because of our boring, cliche, frat boy kultur as many have pointed out. IFL BIB and have played the shit out of it and my band in college used to cover several of its songs. BUT Rubber Souls and Hwy 61 both beat it in terms of influence on rock history. Dylan going electric in 1965 and the Beatles moving beyond basic boy loves gurl songs to more complex songwriting marks the birth of "classic" rock. @Dennis_DeYoung in spite of AC DC being is favorite band will agree with me that Rubber Soul is more important. Nope. The album that confirmed AC/DC would carry on is way more important than the Beatles figuring out how to quit making teenage girl music.I fish bait though, so take that into consideration. ThisI know that Bon Scott was God and all that and agree but Back in Black was awesomeAs long as the brothers were alive things would be fine
This one won't be close. Master of Puppets, Back in Black and Appetite for Destruction are pretty much the big three metal albums ever. No it won't because of our boring, cliche, frat boy kultur as many have pointed out. IFL BIB and have played the shit out of it and my band in college used to cover several of its songs. BUT Rubber Souls and Hwy 61 both beat it in terms of influence on rock history. Dylan going electric in 1965 and the Beatles moving beyond basic boy loves gurl songs to more complex songwriting marks the birth of "classic" rock. @Dennis_DeYoung in spite of AC DC being is favorite band will agree with me that Rubber Soul is more important. Nope. The album that confirmed AC/DC would carry on is way more important than the Beatles figuring out how to quit making teenage girl music.I fish bait though, so take that into consideration.
This one won't be close. Master of Puppets, Back in Black and Appetite for Destruction are pretty much the big three metal albums ever. No it won't because of our boring, cliche, frat boy kultur as many have pointed out. IFL BIB and have played the shit out of it and my band in college used to cover several of its songs. BUT Rubber Souls and Hwy 61 both beat it in terms of influence on rock history. Dylan going electric in 1965 and the Beatles moving beyond basic boy loves gurl songs to more complex songwriting marks the birth of "classic" rock. @Dennis_DeYoung in spite of AC DC being is favorite band will agree with me that Rubber Soul is more important.
This one won't be close. Master of Puppets, Back in Black and Appetite for Destruction are pretty much the big three metal albums ever.
Somebody doesn't understnad the meaning of the word "influential"Back in Black and You Shook Me are the only two iconic songs on the album. The others are, like, oh yeah, that's AC/DC, yeah whatever pass the bongI consider myself an AC/DC fan but whenever I hear Shoot to Thrill on the radio I turn it off because it's screechy pop garbage
There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ Two? No. That's a load of shit.Title trackHells BellsYou Shook Me......Shoot to ThrillRock & Roll Ain't Noise PollutionNobody has forgotten any of those songs. Some play in stadiums every weekend. In fact, play any song on that album at a party and most of the crowd will know the song even if they haven't heard it in 30 years, unless you're in Faggotville or something. 22 million copies of BiB sold in the US, vs. 6 million copies of Rubber Soul sold. Not that number sold equals quality, but it's one way to measure music that can be quantified. Rubber Soul isn't in the same league, and it isn't close.. Go ahead and line them up song on song. Only really old fuckers and fly anglers are going to pick Rubber Soul. I dont fly fish a-hole.
There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ Two? No. That's a load of shit.Title trackHells BellsYou Shook Me......Shoot to ThrillRock & Roll Ain't Noise PollutionNobody has forgotten any of those songs. Some play in stadiums every weekend. In fact, play any song on that album at a party and most of the crowd will know the song even if they haven't heard it in 30 years, unless you're in Faggotville or something. 22 million copies of BiB sold in the US, vs. 6 million copies of Rubber Soul sold. Not that number sold equals quality, but it's one way to measure music that can be quantified. Rubber Soul isn't in the same league, and it isn't close.. Go ahead and line them up song on song. Only really old fuckers and fly anglers are going to pick Rubber Soul. I dont fly fish a-hole. lolYou picked Dylan.Plus, fly guys are the cool kids. I didn't think it was an accusation that would offend anyone when I poasted it.
There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ Two? No. That's a load of shit.Title trackHells BellsYou Shook Me......Shoot to ThrillRock & Roll Ain't Noise PollutionNobody has forgotten any of those songs. Some play in stadiums every weekend. In fact, play any song on that album at a party and most of the crowd will know the song even if they haven't heard it in 30 years, unless you're in Faggotville or something. 22 million copies of BiB sold in the US, vs. 6 million copies of Rubber Soul sold. Not that number sold equals quality, but it's one way to measure music that can be quantified. Rubber Soul isn't in the same league, and it isn't close.. Go ahead and line them up song on song. Only really old fuckers and fly anglers are going to pick Rubber Soul. @dflea so Rubber Soul has about 6 or 7 all time classics and another 4 really good songs. Back in Black has 4 classics and 2 or 3 just good songs. But the difference is how much Rubber Soul moved the art form forward. In My Life and Norwegian Wood were more ground breaking than anything on Back in Black. And people also forget that they had the double A side of We Can Work it Out / Day Tripper that came out at the same time and those songs weren’t even on Rubber Soul. Lastly, because I’m a fly guy you should just accept that, culturally speaking, I am superior and have better taste.
Zep could probably win every one of these poles if more of you guys understood culture.
There are two iconic songs on Back in Black and a lot of forgettable onesRubber Soul has been the most influential of the nominees, but PG is quintessential LZ Two? No. That's a load of shit.Title trackHells BellsYou Shook Me......Shoot to ThrillRock & Roll Ain't Noise PollutionNobody has forgotten any of those songs. Some play in stadiums every weekend. In fact, play any song on that album at a party and most of the crowd will know the song even if they haven't heard it in 30 years, unless you're in Faggotville or something. 22 million copies of BiB sold in the US, vs. 6 million copies of Rubber Soul sold. Not that number sold equals quality, but it's one way to measure music that can be quantified. Rubber Soul isn't in the same league, and it isn't close.. Go ahead and line them up song on song. Only really old fuckers and fly anglers are going to pick Rubber Soul. I dont fly fish a-hole. lolYou picked Dylan.Plus, fly guys are the cool kids. I didn't think it was an accusation that would offend anyone when I poasted it. Not offended I just like talking that way. I've done a little fly fishing and even built a nice 6 weight once. I'm a use whatever gets me the most fish with the least wasted time, effort and money type of fisherman though and fly fishing rarely meets that criteriaDylan isn't for everyone, though it's been rare for me to find folks who dont appreciate him given a chance.I like a little ACDC. I just dont take them real seriously.
https://medium.com/cuepoint/how-the-beatles-revolver-gave-brian-wilson-a-nervous-breakdown-4b3939c4e0e5When Brian Wilson first heard the Beatles’ 1965 album Rubber Soul, he was so astonished by the album that the next morning, he went straight to his piano and started writing “God Only Knows” with his songwriting partner Tony Asher.Wilson knew that Rubber Soul — an album that contained the most mature songwriting from John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison yet, and exhibited the beginnings of a studio effects revolution — was a glimpse into the future of rock music, and that the Beatles were at the forefront. As cofounder of the Beach Boys, he knew that music was changing and for his group to stay on top in the industry, he would have to make something just as good, or better.The result was Pet Sounds, released May 16, 1966. It was the Beach Boys’ greatest artistic achievement; one that would never be reached by the group again.Rubber Soul kicked the Beach Boys in the butt and spurred them to make Pet Sounds; that musical arms race revolutionized pop music. Back in Black was oh hey, they got a new lead singer and are still making albums, cool
After watched @dflea get the big fat hen on the 6” worm I decided I need to start chucking gear at these migratory fish. Fly fishing will always be the way to go on land locked river trout. But you gear guys have a major advantage in the coastal waters.
