Like many people, I find myself stuck in a +/- 15 year time frame when it comes to rock music. That being, the music of my youth. Around 1965 - 1980. Lost interest about the time the big hair bands took over the scene. And for me, I can't listen to music that has meaningless lyrics. I want "Sympathy For The Devil", not "You Give Love A Bad Name". Maybe that's why I listen to 80% jazz and classical these days. I'm a victim of the wealth of great rock music I grew up with. It's been done and not likely to be repeated. IMHO
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Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Garden https://youtu.be/JlkszyIgoBU?si=QRwsxHhV0ty-T0ta
Bright Light Social Hour - Sea of the edge https://youtu.be/QOeZ-q5q-dk?si=LofqEkMACG3dTqsF
Doves - Here it comes https://youtu.be/Jj1VKss9FWw?si=NU2T6JejVOXSvqLM
The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Stairway to the best party in the world https://youtu.be/XDt7w0nOpns?si=n1PUexkY9GWLEBRE
Tame Impala - Music to walk home by https://youtu.be/ngg9YsqIoaw?si=SPbHvd96QJWd13vl
Porcupine Tree - Lips of ashes https://youtu.be/BHNO2HpL0K8?si=iHjouOhPXCccAULZ
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Give this a spin lemme know if I got something right this time: Carpe Diem, Moonman, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets - Qobuz The Man Left in Space, Cosmograf - Qobuz Our Road to Dust, Edensong - Qobuz
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