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JohnnyRocketFingers
Location: PA
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banana brother
Location: A Polyethylene Bag 
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- Posted: 09/06/2008 20:59
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Great picks 1985 and 1969 were also amazing
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JohnnyRocketFingers
Location: PA
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- Posted: 09/06/2008 21:50
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very true my good friend. psychocandy in 1985 is just awesome and 1969... well well well, is there any year in the 60s that isn't good?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F10tP5HIpaA
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- Posted: 09/07/2008 17:12
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1. 1967: VU & Nico, Parable of Arable Land, The Doors, Sgt Peppers, Forever Changes, Songs of Leonard Cohen, Are You Experienced, Safe as Milk
2. 1968: Astral Weeks, White Light/White Heat, White Album, Piper at the Gates of Dawn, We're Only in it for the Money, Electric Ladyland, Village Green
3. 1991: Yerself is Steam, Spiderland, Loveless, Slow Deep & Hard, Nevermind, Low End Theory, Slanted & Enchanted, Achtung Baby
4. 1971: Faust, Tago Mago, For Alto, Escalator Over the Hill, There's a Riot Goin' On, Blue, IV, A Tribute to Jack Johnson, Meddle, What's Going On
5. 1981: Fire of Love, The Ascension, Dream Theory In Malaya, Doleman Music
6. 1966: Blonde on Blonde, Ascenion, Pet Sounds, Revolver, Freak Out!
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- Posted: 09/07/2008 17:16
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The 60's starts producing a plethora of great albums starting in 1966. 1965 is also quite strong with HWY 61 standing out, but from 1960-1965 we only have a few jazz masterpieces to seriously consider.
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JohnnyRocketFingers
Location: PA
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- Posted: 09/07/2008 22:41
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haha i no elston it was a joke. anyway good choices but even if u don't like punk u have to admit 1977 was amazing
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- Posted: 09/08/2008 14:35
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What albums from 1977 make it a noteworthy year? I'm sure I am missing a few, but London Calling is all that comes to mind.
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caralladas76
Location: A Coruña
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- Posted: 09/08/2008 16:00
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I believe there are 3 years in music that are relevant amongst the others because of the relevant changes in the path that music would follow after them, and those years were 1967, 1977 and 1991.
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- Posted: 09/09/2008 23:09
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I agree with all the years mentioned.
Elston you forgot to mention Talk Talk's Laughing Stock on 1991, it is on my top 5 of the whole decade I guess.
And a few 77' albums that comes to my mind:
Television - Marquee Moon
Miles Davis - Dark Magus
Brian Eno - Before and After Science
David Bowie - Low
David Bowie - Heroes
Wire - Pink Flag
Suicide - Suicide
Pink Floyd - Animals
Ramones - Rocket to Russia
Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
Iggy Pop - The Idiot
Throbbing Gristle - Second Annual Report
National Health - S/t
Univers Zero - S/t
London Calling is from 79
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maxxy
Gender: Male
Location: PA
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- Posted: 09/10/2008 00:02
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The whole 60s but most notably 1967. 1979 is also good.
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