Which [spoiler]vinyl[/spoiler] record should I get to a friend that likes 60's music?
Which [spoiler]vinyl[/spoiler] record should I get to a friend that likes 60's music?
Luis Brooks
Carter Bailey
Revolver would be the obvious choice dipshit.
Lucas Sanders
abbey road, sgt pepper. Something entry level.
Bentley Jenkins
he has all the classics. Recommend new music.
Adam Gonzalez
Dusty in Memphis
Disraeli Gears
Surrealistic Pillow
Odessey and Oracle
Nina Simone Sings the Blues
Landon Lewis
Freak Out! if he doesn't already have it
Julian Scott
Exile on Main St.
It's from '72, but fuck it why not
Joshua Morgan
new music
60s
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Connor Adams
Nice thanks. Other Cream albums that are worth it? In case I don't find Disraeli Gears.
He likes Childish Gambino new album which I guess was heavily influenced by them and he has no Cream album.
Anthony Gutierrez
He is saying that he wants to purchase new music,
for someone who generally likes music that is similar to what came out during the 60s.
its really not that unusual.
Jordan Morris
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Juan Allen
Fresh Cream and Wheels of Fire.
Gambino was inspired by Funkadelic's Maggot Brain, but it's from 1971.
Robert Jones
Serge Gainsbourg - Initials BB
60s as fuck, also french
Brandon Bennett
he really likes funk too.
Levi Fisher
Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsys
Last album before his death and jam packed full of funk.
Nathaniel Wright
Lemon Twigs do good 60s revival stuff
Isaiah Collins
The Brian Jonestown Massacre would be something he would probably like. Psychedelic rock band in the 90's. Albums Recommended with their respective influences:
Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request - 60's Psychedelia
Take It From The Man - Rythm & Blues
Thank God For Mental Illness - Country & Folk
Another great band would be Spacemen 3 would recommend their album The Perfect Prescription.
Blake Cruz
thank you sir.
Gavin Torres
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Julian Morris
are the Girls albums good gifts?
Lucas Morgan
Looking into buying one of the "Rare Mod" CD volumes. I would start with the first one, but it could be out of order if you'd like. These are CDs of genuine 1960s mod music, but few if any of them were ever actually released. I think these were archived for decades, instead, until being found and deemed relevant enough to finally release on CD. I like the "Rare Mod" collection, and it is also a very untypical choice that might give your friend something big to look forward to.
Robert Martinez
Revolver
The Velvet Underground & Nico
Time In (underrated Brubeck, some real bangers on there)
If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears
Bonnie and Clyde
Logan Carter
And who could forget
Angel Allen
Get him this, it's one of the best compilations of obscure 60's psych out there. It's an essential album for anyone into 60's music.
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