Greatest third album in rock music history?
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Two years ago, my kids saying hello to a REAL swan where the waterfall river empties into the lake
Tell the younger one to get a haircut already.
BearsWiin
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Two years ago, my kids saying hello to a REAL swan where the waterfall river empties into the lake
Tell the younger one to get a haircut already.
He cut it all off about four months later. That was 20 months ago, and it's now even longer than in the pic. Frizzier, too. That's the way he wants it, Def Lep High'n'Dry/Framptonesque.
I'm just glad that the fedora phase has passed
I was impressed with the son I met in Berkeley
He suffered with a quiet dignity as his dad hung out with some idiots in a bar
He suffered with a quiet dignity as his dad hung out with some idiots in a bar
It was probably worthy to make it in. But we'll see how the boss does when we get to like the Best 7th or 8th album pole in the series.
I kept off a top 15 album for me. This is one of the all time great pantie droppers.
Race, would really like me in REAL life. I am respectful of my elders to a fault.
The Who are about to start doing well in this series of poles. Who Sell Out was a great record but their best albums were yet to come.
IPukeOregonGrellow
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It was probably worthy to make it in. But we'll see how the boss does when we get to like the Best 7th or 8th album pole in the series.
There are only two great Springsteen albums-- Born to Run (3rd) and Nebraska (6th). Everything else falls down the category of old man rock.
Only Bob Dylan and Guided by Voices keep making great albums past a certain point.
It was probably worthy to make it in. But we'll see how the boss does when we get to like the Best 7th or 8th album pole in the series.
There are only two great Springsteen albums-- Born to Run (3rd) and Nebraska (6th). Everything else falls down the category of old man rock.
Only Bob Dylan and Guided by Voices keep making great albums past a certain point.
While it's somewhat cliche, I think Born in the USA, still is his greatest album. Tunnel of Love is pretty good too. Lost track after these.
I do like some old man rock, but not all of it.
Looks like Swaye's MOP is going to get the win in this round. I took a long time for me to appreciate Metallica. Master of Puppets is an amazing album...need to get it on vinyl.
Master of Puppets for me because who takes a niche musical genre and goes platinum with no MTV?
Black Sabbath Master of Reality is underrated though because if you like Heavy Metal this has about 5 subgenres of it on one record... Way ahead of its time
Black Sabbath Master of Reality is underrated though because if you like Heavy Metal this has about 5 subgenres of it on one record... Way ahead of its time
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Into the Void is my favorite BS song. Great album. I recently got the vinyl reissue which sounds terrific.
Dennis_DeYoung
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Black Sabbath’s early music was fucking amazing. MOR is a masterpiece.
seatownfunk
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Wait till the next round.