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60s: Pet Sounds
70s: Pet Sounds on tape
80s: Pet Sounds on CD
90s: Pet Sounds, remastered CD
00s: Pet Sounds on iTunes

60s: Axis Bold as Love
70s: Close to the Edge
80s: Discipline
90s: Pinkerton
00s: either 3 Cheers or The Black Parade
10s: Schlagenheim, How To Leave Town, or Twin Fantasy (Face to Face)
20s so far: Hellfire

>Point of departure
>Pink Flag
>Daydream nation
>Slanted and Enchanted
>Any other city
>We must become the pitiless censors of ourselves
>Man alive! or Sunwatchers' Oh yeah? too soon to tell
Since nobody's judging here
Your whole post makes me think you're a fucking idiot, but Bacharach was a great songwriter and Fagen and Allman bros great musicians, not decade defining stuff, but cool dudes
Ok, can't say an ill word of most of your picks even if they're a bit basic
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James Blunt?
Hi Lightusersyndrome, back to rym ;)
All albums here are pop-rock, so very consistent I must say
Respectable unlike the Memewiefag
Eh I'll personally ignore the 90's-10's picks (choose Schlagenheim btw), rest is good

>60s
joao gilberto, stan getz -- getz/gilberto
>70s
elizabeth cotten -- when i'm gone
>80s
michael jackson -- thriller
>90s
cocteau twins -- heaven or las vegas
>00s
paul baribeau -- s/t
>10s
joanna newsom -- have one on me

60s Sweetheart Of The Rodeo - The Byrds
70s Sticky Fingers - The Rolling Stones
80s Appetite For Destruction - Guns N' Roses
90s (What's the Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis
00s The Fame Monster - Lady Gaga
10s Chasing Yesterday - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
20s Impera - Ghost

oh yeah i forgot about '20s because i don't make any effort to find "current" music

>van Morrison - astral weeks
>t rex - Electric Warrior
>arthur Russell - world of echo
>modest mouse - lonesome crowded west
>Kanye West - 808s and heartbreaks
>George Clanton - slide
>Bladee - the Fool

doing 1 for 50s fuck you
50s: Duke Ellington - Ellington Indigos
60s: Curtis Amy and Dupree Bolton - Katanga
70s: Willie Colon - Lo mato
80s: Pet Shop Boys - Introspective
90s: Dismemberment Plan - Emergency & I
00s: Carissa's Wired - Songs About Leaving
10s: lol idk, I guess Beach House - Depression Cherry
20s: The Flaming Lips - American Head

I like The Nightfly
can't cook without a recipe at hand
dead inside, enjoys life
often stops to look at their reflection
never reads
:)
knows the good food spots in town
terminally online
eats his own boogers

>bladee
Based. He will be remembered as an icon

60s
>beatles-rubber soul
70s
>bowie-diamond dogs
80s
>nirvana-bleach
90s
>elliott smith-either/or
00s
>brand new-the devil and god
10s
>bladee-exeter

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>60s
Blonde On Blonde (Dylan) or A Christmas Gift To You From Phil Spector (Various Artists)
>70s
Tago Mago (Can) or Irish Tour '74 (Rory Gallagher)
>80s
The Perfect Prescription (Spaceman 3) or Paul's Boutique (Beastie Boys)
>90s
Either Dots & Loops (Stereolab) or Bandwagonesque (Teenage Fanclub)
>00s
Sounds of Silver (LCD Soundsystem) or Tour EP (The Motifs)
>10s
Helplessness Blues (Fleet Foxes) or Get To Heaven (Everything Everything) or White Album (Weezer)
>20s
RTJ4 (Run The Jewels) or A Touch Of The Beat Gets You Off Of Your Feet Gets You Out And Then Into The Sun (Aly & AJ)
based
too hipster for me, but i can respect the hustle
space oddity is a bad album. so is outside.
good for thugger and a few more picks
i can't stand the song "you're beautiful" but otherwise its pretty solid
not everything has to be a topster. but solid picks otherwise
i like your dedication to rock and roll. ozma is underrated as hell.
you like big guitar sounds and ambitious concepts
i bet you have a mommy fetish
you hate yourself, but not enough to kill yourself or improve
you will never recapture the glory of your past
i bet you're like 16
don't worry, your 20s will get better
how can you pick diamond dogs out of bowie's entire 70s output? you have a whole world of amazing albums to put and you put the second worst one?

Bro, enlighten me. How the FUCK is diamond dogs anything less than A tier

half of it is filler. half of it is the best glam rock ever. it might be a tier for bowie's whole discography, but when put up against just about anything else he put out in the 70s it just comes out lacking.