What's the GOAT dad rock album and why is it pic related?
What's the GOAT dad rock album and why is it pic related?
m8 it's not even the best Dylan album and it's certainly not the best singer-songwriter album
it's actually this
fuck no
>m8 it's not even the best Dylan album
this user's correct, pic related is the best
Bruce springstein isn't even good
Revolver GOAT
Wow. Summer please leave.
He makes the most average music possible.
Are you even fucking trying, honestly? Dads can't get enough of Rush
No, he makes music that is the actual essence of musical nostalgia for his time. Hard to explain, but it evokes a feeling of grandiose even in its simplicity, and that's the true genius of The Boss
>dad rock
stop this
well he didn't ask for either of those now did he?
GOAT Dadrock is without a doubt pic related
>the Clash is dadrock
since when?
this is pre-dadrock but good Dylan taste
essential cool dadcore along with london calling
yeah that's a better album but they're both a shitton better than blonde on blonde and both pre-dadrock
best beatles album; still pre-dadrock
now THIS is dadrock
oh hey look the other essential cool dadcore album
here is an album that is both dadrock and goat
>london calling
>1979
>a guy who was 17 when London Calling came out would be 55 today
>he would have had a kid probably 18-25 years ago
>who would be prime Sup Forums age now
Easily
I don't get why Highway 61 is the Bob Dylan album with the huge towering reputation. Bringing It Back Home and Freewheelin' have better songs.
This is the only album that has songs that give me chills every time I've listened to it.
>I don't get why Highway 61 is the Bob Dylan album with the huge towering reputation
>what is Like a Rolling Stone
Highway 61 has Rolling Stone tho
those two also have their share of duds. H61 is classic after classic all the way through, a perfect LP
>pre-dadrock
grandadrock?
Desolation Row is the fucking greatest song of all time, that's why
When I think of Dadrock, I think of Led Zepplin. They and ZZ Top are the ultimate dadrock bands, although nowadays, they're probably more like "grandpa rock"
>released three back to back albums that changed popular music forever
>all before he was 30
>John Lennon and Paul Simon felt inferior to him
God I'm jealous of this fucker
It's the first electric Dylan album, and as Dylan went, so went the rest of popular music at the time essentially. It was a huge milestone that shook up a lot of people