And don't give me any shit about this -- it's supposed to be the records that influenced the young you the most, not a list of the All-Time Greatest Albums Ever, which is totally different.
BTW, the song above goes out for my friend Nelson Bragg, who knows why. 😎
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Great list. A little surprised that there's no album by either the Stones or the Who. And no Soupy Sales ?? :-)
I'm surprised there's no Kinks or Procol Harum. 😎
Or Moby Grape.
1/haven't heard 'it won't be wrong' in a very long time
beatles song title which rhymes is "it won't be long"
beach boys song which comes to mind is 'don't worry baby' - although the verses make clear it is a car crash, not a surprise pregnancy, that is the subject of reassurance in that one
what is surprising to me - given the 3 b's premise - is that sgt pepper's isn't there
2/i don't want to sell my collectible antique vinyl too early, but the midcentury scandinavian furniture situation shows that one can miss the moment - also of course willing buyer with cash in hand is a necessity and it's hard to make predictions, especially about the future - go for it now? a year? two years? any ideas, guys?
I saw this basic nine, slightly different on F/B. I ended up putting pen to paper to figure out my list - among those, "Meet The Beatles" & "Exile On Main Street"
Not on FB, but I'll jump on this as if it's a PowerPop Friday challenge:
Dylan: Highway 61 Revisited
CCR: Green River
Kinks: Muswell Hillbillies
V/A: The Harder They Come
MTH: All the Young Dudes
Stooges: Raw Power
Ramones: Rocket to Russia
Sex Pistols: Never Mind the Bollocks
The Clash
Rubber Soul - The Beatles
The Well-Tempered Clavier - Glenn Gould
Mr. Tambourine Man - The Byrds
Greatest Hits #1 - Tammy Wynette
Honky Tonk Heroes - Waylon Jennings
Smiley Smile - the Beach Boys
Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan
Bringing it All Back Home - Bob Dylan
Music from Big Pink - the Band (although I often call it the great lost Bob Dylan album)
Honorable Mention:
Forever Changes - Love
Beggar's Banquet - Rolling Stones
Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
John Wesley Harding - Bob Dylan
Blues Breakers w/ Eric Clapton - John Mayall
Live at the Regal - BB King
Blind Joe Death - John Fahey
Same Train - Merle Haggard
Fathers and Sons - Muddy Waters
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