Pils wrote <<<I have to disagree with Shemoeley here, 60's rock is just about my least favorite kind of music (except for rap), with a few exceptions like Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, some of Led Zeppelin, and some of the Beatles. Otherwise, you can put all those old licorice pizzas on a barge and sink them in the Marianas Trench, it would do the world some good.
It's hard to believe that people listened to some of that amateurish garbage, like the Doors, the Stones, and Neil Young, for example, much less that the latter two are still around and are still popular. I have absolute pitch, so hearing Young "sing" makes me wince in pain. >>>
You misread my post or I didn't express myself properly, most likely a combination of both. I didn't say anything about 60's rock, I said
<<< The 60's also lasted half a decade as the culture we call the "60's" didn't begin until the mid-60's, the early 60's was a continuation of the white bred 1950's although the music of that epoch was very good be it RnB, jazz, Latin or the burgeoning rock & roll movement
I was a stone cold soul music and funk fan in the late 60's, not much Motown other than Marvin Gaye and the Tempts but the Stax sound of Otis Redding, James Brown, Lady 'Ree, Dyke & The Blazers, Booker T, Bar Kays. Etta James et al The only 60's rock I heard was Top 40 radio hits when riding in other folks cars. I did refer to the culture of the late 1960's without mentioning the rock music of the epoch.
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