This Date In Music (5/16): Pet Sounds and Blonde On Blonde!
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Pet Sounds:
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Blonde On Blonde:
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- #51
- Posted: 05/18/2013 07:55
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| Mercurydylan89 wrote: | Nope. Blonde on blonde alone trumps those 3 in quality. Pet Sounds almost does. Also in terms of influence, Pet Sounds beats all of them. If Screamadelica had been released on the same day I could see it.
On terms of how important or influential the albums are (both totally arbitrary and impossible to really measure) it goes
Pet Sounds > Nevermind >>Blonde on Blonde >>>>The Low End Theory >> Blood Sugar Sex Magik. |
Well, I'm a Nirvana fanboy and you're clearly a Dylan fanboy (I hope you're not the type to take offense to the term; I certainly don't mean it offensively), so I think this could go on for a while 🤣
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Mercury
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- #52
- Posted: 05/18/2013 08:11
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| swedenman wrote: | | Well, I'm a Nirvana fanboy and you're clearly a Dylan fanboy (I hope you're not the type to take offense to the term; I certainly don't mean it offensively), so I think this could go on for a while :lol: |
No, I definitely don't take offense. 😁
And yeah, this will not change very fast. You'll note I granted much importance to Nevermind. Even ranked it above Blonde on blonde in terms of my concept of how influential it is/was. And I have Nevermind on my chart, so I understand the love.
Agree to disagree on that.
But agree to agree that both May 16, 1966 and Sept 24, 1991 were both great days for album releases.
Cheers.
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- #53
- Posted: 05/18/2013 09:03
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| Mercurydylan89 wrote: | No, I definitely don't take offense. 😁
And yeah, this will not change very fast. You'll note I granted much importance to Nevermind. Even ranked it above Blonde on blonde in terms of my concept of how influential it is/was. And I have Nevermind on my chart, so I understand the love.
Agree to disagree on that.
But agree to agree that both May 16, 1966 and Sept 24, 1991 were both great days for album releases.
Cheers. |
Okay, I can certainly get behind this 😁
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- #54
- Posted: 05/18/2013 10:39
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| swedenman wrote: | | Nevermind, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, and The Low End Theory, at least, though there may be more. Screamadelica came out just one day before, unfortunately. |
That's two great albums and one decent album against a great album and a masterpiece.
The way I see it: Blonde on Blonde > Pet Sounds > Nevermind = The Low End Theory > Blood Sugar Sex Magik
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