Best Album Of 1969

I thought I was the only somebodys that had this one.

There are only a 3 cuts I like off this ... "Chariots of Silk", "Catblack the Wizard's Hat", & "She Was Born To Be My Unicorn" (jesus how embarssing).
The album's enough to turn anyone into half a ... I mean... the rest of the stuff sounds swishy and really heavy handed compared to what The Incredible String Band were doing in the same vein.

 

No kidding.lol

 

My favorite album of 1969 was

Beach Boys-Sunflower

 

My favorite songs from Sunflower are: "Add Some Music To Your Day" & "It's About Time."

 

yeah, good stuff.......I really dug their music post pet sounds, the surfin/girls/school/car songs were ok, but these were deep and were more of the time. I love all the songs you named, along with Forever, no one but Dennis could have sung that song.
Carly

 

Stones - Let it Bleed

 

Jesus of the Mounties!
GRAPEWIN LEFT LET IT BLEED OFF & I DIDN'T EVEN CATCH IT!!!

My all-time favorite Rolling Stones album.

 

I would have to pick Let It Bleed as well.

I bought the new Stones cd tonight. I'm not expecting Let It Bleed/Beggars Banquet/Sticky Fingers quality (or even Some Girls), but I hope it doesn't suck.

 

Oops!...My bad.


The Rolling Stones

Let It Bleed

 

Monkey Man

By Jagger/Richards


I'm a fleabit peanut monkey
All my friends are junkies

That's not really true

I'm a cold Italian pizza

I could use a lemon squeezer

Whould you do?



I've been biten

I've been tossed around by every she-rat in this town

Have you, Babe?



Well, I'm just a monkey man

I'm glad you are a monkey woman too



I was bitten by a boar

I was gouged and I was gored

But I pulled on through

I am a sack of broken eggs

I always have an unmade bed

Don't you?



Well, I hope we're not too messianic

Or a trifle too satanic

We love to play the blues



And I'm just a monkey man

I'm glad you are a monkey woman too

 

My vote goes to the mc5

 

Where is Jimi???

 

Zepp

 

right now... its time to... (you know the rest)

 

In July of 1968, Iron Butterfly released the monumental LP, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, featuring the 17:05 minute side-long track that shook the entire music industry with its phenomenal reception. 'Vida outsold every record in the history of recorded music within the first year of its release (over eight million copies sold) and therefore outgrew and outsold the standard of the music industry's "Gold Album" award. For this achievment, Iron Butterfly was subsequently awarded: The Industry's Very First "Platinum Album"! This historic award was created and presented by then-president of ATCO Records Ahmet Ertegun, who went on to become the current CEO of the WEA Group. Most recently, "Vida" received the Multi-Platinum award.

 

not 1969 but close enough. since even in 1969 it was beating the other albums in sales and popularity .

 

I'd definately say Dylan's Nashville Skyline is one of my favourites out of all that's been mentioned; and I'll also say Ummagumma, since I love Pink Floyd, even though it was by far the worst album they ever recorded.