Sorry Beatles
Best album of 1968
- Thread starter That 70s Guy
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I spent far too muh time listening to the Beatles white lp.....
another one of those dang lists......
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another one of those dang lists......
100 Greatest Albums of 1968
List of 100 greatest rock and pop music albums released in 1968 featuring "The Beatles 'White Album'" by The Beatles at number 1.
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Hydrazoic Acid
Skeptic
It was a great year, and we heard so much great works: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Cream, The Turtles, Blue Cheer, The Kinks, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Small Faces, Iron Butterfly, etc.
But my favorite is A Saucerful of Secrets by Pink Floyd
P.S. And I can't help but mention the naive and positive Status Quo's debut and two LPs by Deep Purple - "Shades of Deep Purple" and "The Book of Taliesyn". Yeah, there was a many covers, but it was charming early experiences. -))
But my favorite is A Saucerful of Secrets by Pink Floyd
P.S. And I can't help but mention the naive and positive Status Quo's debut and two LPs by Deep Purple - "Shades of Deep Purple" and "The Book of Taliesyn". Yeah, there was a many covers, but it was charming early experiences. -))
BeatleMatt
Senior Member
The Beatles-The Beatles
As a young teenager, most of the music that was familiar to me was played by my parents of course. Their music on 8-tracks or “oldies” radio station. I was somewhat familiar with a lot of Beatles single releases and just a few others, like “Ob La Di, Ob La Da”.
But I remember the first time I heard “Dear Prudence” on a Beatles radio special. I had to find out where I would find the song and buy the album. Somehow I did.
I had a small allowance and money from mowing lawns and there was a “five and dime store”, Ben Franklin, less than a mile from our house which I knew had a very small music section that had copies of The Beatles Historic First Live Recordings and The Beatles. I bought both of them one weekend and suddenly I had a record collection: Sgt. Pepper’s, which I had won on the radio, this unauthorized live album, and “the white album”.
And again, since I bought vinyl records, and box sets, and cd remasters, I have seven copies; no eight counting my white vinyl copy.
As a young teenager, most of the music that was familiar to me was played by my parents of course. Their music on 8-tracks or “oldies” radio station. I was somewhat familiar with a lot of Beatles single releases and just a few others, like “Ob La Di, Ob La Da”.
But I remember the first time I heard “Dear Prudence” on a Beatles radio special. I had to find out where I would find the song and buy the album. Somehow I did.
I had a small allowance and money from mowing lawns and there was a “five and dime store”, Ben Franklin, less than a mile from our house which I knew had a very small music section that had copies of The Beatles Historic First Live Recordings and The Beatles. I bought both of them one weekend and suddenly I had a record collection: Sgt. Pepper’s, which I had won on the radio, this unauthorized live album, and “the white album”.
And again, since I bought vinyl records, and box sets, and cd remasters, I have seven copies; no eight counting my white vinyl copy.
