Looking for music before 90's to listen to for my chart is quite lacking from 50's-90's. I just don't want any classic rock recommendations for that is simply one of the reasons why I don't have much music before then. Take a look at my chart and recommend older albums that you would think I'd like. Pleaseeeee!!
Since you are considering After The Gold Rush for your chart, make sure you listen to Neil Young's Tonight's The Night. That's the Neil Young album with the most guts.
Also try Muddy Waters "The Folk Singer".
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Recommending these mostly because we have quite a few common albums on our charts and I really like these. Mostly within the realm of rock but not the type of classic rock I think you're thinking of.
Since you are considering After The Gold Rush for your chart, make sure you listen to Neil Young's Tonight's The Night. That's the Neil Young album with the most guts.
Also try Muddy Waters "The Folk Singer".
I listened to Tonights The Night and it is arguably tied with After The Goldrush right now. _________________ SEMEN STAINS THE MOUNTAIN TOPS
Recommending these mostly because we have quite a few common albums on our charts and I really like these. Mostly within the realm of rock but not the type of classic rock I think you're thinking of.
If you have always thought of the Rolling Stones as classic rock, that's not surprising, but check out Exile on Main Street. Instead of blues, Exile is rock that comes from roots/Americana. In other words, The Stones are doing much what The Band did. This is one of the most addictive albums ever made, but it can seem like a "meh" the first 10 times you hear it. My son (big time Radiohead fan) got to love this album because he heard it so many times in my car. For a preview, check out the track "Let It Loose".
Some people will never dig the Stones, but Exile is special.
P.S. I love everything from the late beautiful precious, but in my opinion, them three albums are his best. 😄😄😄 _________________ Me & my favorite singer James Otto
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Some stuff that may be of interest based on your tastes, I also second the aforementioned Tim Buckley, Curtis Mayfield and Richhard & Linda Thompson albums.
I don't know how to separate so-called "classic rock" from indie whatchamightcallit.
My recommendations are in my various charts.
Enjoy your discoveries 8)
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