the heck with '69 music

[gh]

allow me to nominate '67 as the greatest album year ever

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...-smile-199475/

[Conor Dary]

1967 was a fine year...lots of other great albums not mentioned...

[Atticus]

I'll see your 67 and raise 84

Albums

Bachman–Turner Overdrive Bachman–Turner Overdrive
Bob Dylan Real Live
Bon Jovi Bon Jovi
Bruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A.
David Bowie Tonight
Elton John Breaking Hearts
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Glorious Results of a Misspent Youth
Madonna Like a Virgin
Prince and The Revolution Purple Rain
Robert Plant The Honeydrippers: Volume One
Rod Stewart Camouflage
Talking Heads Stop Making Sense
The Kinks Word of Mouth
The Pretenders Learning to Crawl
The Rolling Stones Rewind (1971–1984)
The Smiths The Smiths
The Who Who's Last
Tina Turner Private Dancer
U2 The Unforgettable Fire
Van Halen 1984

Singles

38 Special Back Where You Belong
Billy Idol Flesh For Fantasy
Billy Idol Rebel Yell
Bon Jovi Runaway
Bruce Springsteen Dancing in the Dark
Bruce Springsteen Cover Me
Bryan Adams Run to You
Chicago You're the Inspiration
Cyndi Lauper Time After Time
David Bowie Blue Jean
Don Henley The Boys of Summer
Duran Duran Union Of The Snake
Foreigner I Want to Know What Love Is
Genesis That's All!
Glenn Frey The Heat Is On
Glenn Frey Smuggler's Blues
Hall & Oates Method of Modern Love
Huey Lewis & the News If This Is It
John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band On the Dark Side
John Cougar Mellencamp Pink Houses
John Fogerty The Old Man Down the Road
Julian Lennon Too Late for Goodbyes
Kenny Loggins Footloose
Madonna Like a Virgin
Night Ranger Sister Christian
Pat Benatar We Belong
Phil Collins Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)
Philip Bailey Easy Lover
Prince and the Revolution Let's Go Crazy
Prince and the Revolution Purple Rain
REO Speedwagon Can't Fight This Feeling
Rush Distant Early Warning
Sammy Hagar I Can't Drive 55
Scandal The Warrior
Stephen Stills Stranger
Steve Perry Oh Sherrie
Tears for Fears Shout
The Cars You Might Think
The Cars Drive
The Cars Magic
The Fixx Deeper And Deeper
The Kinks Do It Again
The Motels Remember The Nights
The Pretenders Middle Of The Road
Thompson Twins Hold Me Now
U2 Pride (In the Name of Love)
Van Halen Jump
Van Halen Panama
ZZ Top Legs

[rsb3]

Just happened on a PBS Previews Country Music show. I know some of you will be saying, eeeeewwwwwww, I don't like Country Music. That's okay, you'll be all right Well known documentary film-maker Ken Burns has produced an 8 session, 16 hour film on the History and Stories of American Country Music, which will show on PBS between September 15th and September 25th. It looks and sounds like it will be very well done !

[NotDutra5]

....aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnd gh manages to wipe out yet another weekend on youtube for me.

[jc203]

'84 is not raising the bet versus '67.
'84 totally sucks compared to '67.

[Per Andersen]

'84 is not raising the bet versus '67.
'84 totally sucks compared to '67.

For sure! No comparison possible.

[bambam1729]

allow me to nominate '67 as the greatest album year ever

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...-smile-199475/

I agree that 1967 was the greatest year ever for pop music

[Atticus]

I agree that 1967 was the greatest year ever for pop music

Apparently we're both wrong.

https://www.npr.org/2017/07/04/53553...ock-music-ever

[NotDutra5]

Just happened on a PBS Previews Country Music show. I know some of you will be saying, eeeeewwwwwww, I don't like Country Music. That's okay, you'll be all right Well known documentary film-maker Ken Burns has produced an 8 session, 16 hour film on the History and Stories of American Country Music, which will show on PBS between September 15th and September 25th. It looks and sounds like it will be very well done !

I'm not a big fan of the genre or maybe better said what's considered country today but I think a Ken Burns documentary on country music will be something I'll definitely watch.