The Rolling Stones 1966 – 1972, selected track list
Apparently you’re not really allowed to have an opinion on rock music unless you’re au fait with foundational acts of […]
1960s
Beggars Banquet by the Rolling Stones (1968)
Well, this is awkward. I’m two albums into the Rolling Stones’ so-called “classic run” and I’m already distinctly underwhelmed by
Aftermath by the Rolling Stones (1966)
Fuck me, all those sixties guitar wankers going on and on and on about how the Rolling Stones, the Beatles,
1960s
Abbey Road by the Beatles (1969)
As already elaborated in other reviews on this blog, I don’t care much for the 1960s, I have no special
1960s
Let It Bleed by the Rolling Stones (1969)
“That’s a kind of end-of-the-world song, really. It’s apocalypse; the whole record’s like that. It’s a very rough, very violent
1960s
The Village Green Preservation Society by the Kinks (1968)
I came of age in the Northwest of England during the era of Britpop, so it is sobering indeed to
1960s
The Velvet Underground and Nico by the Velvet Underground (1967)
Why is there a big banana on the cover of this album? Would a psychoanalytic interpretation be too obvious? If
1960s
The Doors by the Doors (1967)
I come from a small town in the north-west of England where people are more spectacularly and disturbingly saturnalian than
1960s
My Generation by the Who (1965)
Apparently, the emergence of punk during the 1970s represented a caesura in the history of modern popular music because it
1960s
Revolver by the Beatles (1966)
When I were a lad, growing up in the 90s, Revolver was routinely picked by music critics as “the greatest