What are some essential albums to 1967?

What are some essential albums to 1967?

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced?

parable of arable land
the doors
are you experienced
magical mystery tour
strange days
safe as milk
absolutely free

If you like Jazz

1971 is the superior year 2bh

Forever Changes, Easter Everywhere, and Cauldron

Love - Forever Changes
Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Captain Beefheart - Safe as Milk
The Paragons - On the Beach
Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow
The Who Sell Out
The Incredible String Band - The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion
H.P. Lovecraft

lol its not

Wow i agree with montie

Odyssey and Oracle

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1968 nigger

2011

MMT nigga, whats wrong with you?

And 69 is better than both

Just pretend, faggot

Honestly the only essential album of 67 is the Velvet Underground and Nico
Everything else is unnecessary

Procol Harum - Procol Harum
The Grateful Dead - The Grateful Dead

I will post an update to the chart once this thread dies. I am currently editing it.

>implying the Grateful Dead's s/t is even worth listening to

Said as someone who knows nothing about music in the 60s

The Doors

Days of Future Passed
The Who Sell Out
Smiley Smile
Strange Days
Songs of Leonard Cohen
Goodbye, Hello (Tim Buckley)

>no doors
>no jimi hendrix
fuck this board

>implying the Grateful Dead is worth listening to

Literally in the first two replies you negative nancy faggot

magical mystery tour

Both are overrated as fuck. Especially The Doors.

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>i can;t read the thread
>apparently I can't read the OP either
>the OP who is literally asking for '67 essentials, therefore implying his chart is incomplete

s u r r e a l i s t i c p i l l o w

nice filename lmao

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Let a man dream

youtube.com/watch?v=m7KxShixE-A

The Electric Prunes (1967)
Underground (1967)

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Electric_Prunes

lo-fi masterpiece

second this

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Kaleidoscope-side trips

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abortion

i always hated this cover

these

yes

OP here, reminder to check to see if the album you post has already been posted.

OP here yet again. The chart is almost finished. I added some favorites of mine that I didn't see. I only have to caption the chart.

Waiting for the chart

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Finished chart

We actually made a new chart. Thank god it isn't a fucking Sup Forumscore chart.

free design - kites are fun
the fugs - tenderness junction
marshall mcluhan - the medium is the massage
moody blues - days of future passed
pierre henry - messe pour le temps present
the zombies - odyssey and oracle

Qualifies
1968
Qualifies
Already on chart
Qualifies
1968

huh, guess some of my tags got fucked up

chambers brothers - the time has come
strawberry alarm clock - incense & peppermints
the box tops - the letter / neon rainbow

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Part_One

Actually a decent chart
Sup Forums im proud

OP here. Thanks for all the extra suggestions. I'll probably add them and others tomorrow. This chart is getting huge...

It should be '67 essentials, not every album that was made in '67. Keep that in mind.

i can't read, so i don't know what your reply says

but im sure it's very nice

Any albums you would consider non-essential off the bat?

for starters I'd only put one album from each band unless both were truly essential

>marshall mcluhan - the medium is the massage
He made an album?

At the suggestion of I have replaced the less notable albums with more notable of albums. This is a much more accurate chart of '67 albums.

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Was released 1970, I believe.

Montie proves himself again that he's been living the lifestyle of a severely autistic man

Miles Davis -Miles Smiles
Stan Getz - Sweet Rain
Roland Kirk - The Inflated Tear