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Best rock album of 1966?
YellowSnow
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Best rock album of 1966? 23 votes
Face to Face - The Kinks
0%
Fresh Cream - Cream
17%
4 votes
Revolver - The Beatles
30%
7 votes
Aftermath - The Rolling Stones
4%
1 vote
Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan
4%
1 vote
Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
30%
7 votes
Sounds of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel
4%
1 vote
A Quick One - The Who
0%
Roger The Engineer - The Yardbirds
8%
2 votes
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys1966 had 3 monster albums, plus some other really great ones. Not quite as much depth as 1967 and beyond, but really the first true year of album oriented rock displacing singles. Pet Sounds, Revolver and Blonde on Blonde at 1a, 1b and 1c for me. I think overall, Revolver, has more depth than Pet Sounds (this album still has some weak, corny tracks) but the highs of Pet Sounds trump those of Revolver.
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Revolver - The BeatlesTaxman and And Your Bird Can Sing are my favorite tracks. The openly drug related subject matter in three of John's songs was what really made the album cutting edge and makes it stand apart though. She Said She Said is the funniest, and most accurately representative, description of a typical conversation during an acid trip that I've ever heard.
If Paul hadn't been mostly fagging out with soft artsy shit, and had embraced guitar driven rock like the others were at the time, Revolver would have a way higher place on the all time rock album list. It's up there anyways because the strengths are just that amazing. -
Pet Sounds - Beach BoysFuck Paul
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Pet Sounds - Beach BoysThe Beatles were inspired by Pet Sounds to do Sgt. Pepper
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Pet Sounds - Beach BoysThe gold standard...
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
Paul had been fagging out since 1963 (e.g., covering "Till there was you" on With The Beatles). But Revolver is where he really started to get too cute. McCartney is a god damned genius albeit a very flawed one.RaceBannon said:Fuck Paul
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Revolver - The Beatles
The Beach Boys were inspired by the Beatles to do Pet Sounds.RaceBannon said:The Beatles were inspired by Pet Sounds to do Sgt. Pepper
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
And they could barely play instruments. But the Wrecking Crew sure could. Wowza!chuck said:
The Beach Boys were inspired by the Beatles to do Pet Sounds.RaceBannon said:The Beatles were inspired by Pet Sounds to do Sgt. Pepper
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
Pet Sounds is such a fascinating moment in rock history. The Beach Boys had withstood the British Invasion onslaught and basically caught up to the Beatles in the artistic arms race. Good Vibrations (later 1966) trumped anything the Beatles did in the studio pre Pepper. But Brian Wilson was a mentally weak loser carrying a bunch of squares like Mike Love who didn’t want to fuck with the formula. Their artistic and commercial collapse by 1967 is the saddest in rock history.chuck said:
The Beach Boys were inspired by the Beatles to do Pet Sounds.RaceBannon said:The Beatles were inspired by Pet Sounds to do Sgt. Pepper
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Revolver - The Beatleswell I picked this because it was my favorite Beatles album.
good ones on that list, disappointed no Rod Stewart - he influenced Neil Young -
Aftermath - The Rolling StonesProlly because Paint It Black is my favorite Stones’ song of all time. The darkness and despair in Mick’s voice make this such a great song. The songwriting is literally genius!
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Fresh Cream - Cream
http://youtu.be/YUa0tyND03c
Best Single: Over Under Sideways Down
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Revolver - The BeatlesYella really bringing it lately
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
The Yardbirds peaks in 1965 and 66 were on par with anyone but overall they just didn’t have depth as songwriters to make great albums w/o a lot of filler.Baseman said:http://youtu.be/YUa0tyND03c
Best Single: Over Under Sideways Down
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
It’s up to the Tug and the Shoppe to keep the lights on at this point.DerekJohnson said:Yella really bringing it lately
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Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
AGREE 100% on Paint It BlackLaocoön said:Prolly because Paint It Black is my favorite Stones’ song of all time. The darkness and despair in Mick’s voice make this such a great song. The songwriting is literally genius!
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Revolver - The Beatles
TBD bored is rippin’ brahYellowSnow said:
It’s up to the Tug and the Shoppe to keep the lights on at this point.DerekJohnson said:Yella really bringing it lately
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Revolver - The Beatles
*TBSBennyBeaver said:
TBD bored is rippin’ brahYellowSnow said:
It’s up to the Tug and the Shoppe to keep the lights on at this point.DerekJohnson said:Yella really bringing it lately
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Pet Sounds - Beach BoysWatch benny struggle on every bored
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Revolver - The Beatles
cHurtfulRaceBannon said:Watch benny struggle on every bored
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Roger The Engineer - The Yardbirds
Although Jeff plays on the song, the video appears to be Jimmy Page.Baseman said:http://youtu.be/YUa0tyND03c
Best Single: Over Under Sideways Down
Jeff F Beck; lead axe
https://shop.fender.com/en-US/electric-guitars/telecaster/jimmy-page-mirror-telecaster/0119210801.html?rl=en_AU -
Pet Sounds - Beach BoysPet Sounds and Revolver tied up but I think both will earn a spot in the brackets.
