>there is no proof that Forever Changes was actually made in 1967
There is no proof that Forever Changes was actually made in 1967
Hudson Hill
Caleb Green
there's proof it's shit
Connor Perez
there's proof it's shit
Owen Perez
there's poo
Joseph Ramirez
poo is shit
Gavin Walker
Prove it
Hudson Mitchell
I can't get into this album I want to because I know people enjoy it so much. And I want to have fun too
Michael Hall
just shut up and enjoy the larp
Grayson Powell
If you think it's around 7-8/10, you're correct. It's good, but certainly nowhere near as good as many of its contemporaries.
Ryan Watson
shit album propelled by a dumb concept
Sebastian Wilson
Probably my favorite album of the 60s that isn't the beach boys. For me, its Live and Let Live.
Samuel Flores
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Kevin Cruz
How? It did fairly well on the UK album charts in 1968.
Jack Brooks
They were made to look that way years later
Jaxon Baker
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It was at the very ass end of 1967, but it for sure was made and released during that same year.
Asher Fisher
Sure but no matter when it was made it's a great album
Xavier Murphy
>because I know people enjoy it so much
They pretend to because the band has a black frontman. If he was any other race they'd admit it's mediocre.
Caleb Nelson
Brian Wilson is the Good Humor man.
Andrew Reed
Everything good on the album was by the Wrecking Crew and everything shit (the gormless vocals and lyrics) was by Love. I could probably enjoy an instrumental version of it.
Charles Young
t. listened less than 10 times after first hearing the album a few years ago
Angel Rivera
I think their first album is their best, but You Set The Scene is a good song, no denying that.
Jayden King
You Set The Scene > A Day In The Life