Underrated Boomer Bands

[Smeckler's Powder]

Styx
April Wine
Jethro Tull
BTO
REO Speedwagon

 

[BUBBLER]

Blue Oyster Cult

 

[gassers]

Styx
April Wine
Jethro Tull
BTO
REO Speedwagon

not bands but Jackson Browne and Gilbert o'sullivan.

 

[Bullhauler Bob]

 

[Turk February]

I wouldn't call any of the mentioned bands underrated,

when I think underrated boomer bands I think:
Can, This Heat, The Birthday Party

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

Blue Oyster Cult

Certainly. People know some hits but not Secret Fawkin Treaties

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

not bands but Jackson Browne and Gilbert o'sullivan.

I know not of this Gilbert. Will give him a smile

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

I wouldn't call any of the mentioned bands underrated,

when I think underrated boomer bands I think:
Can, This Heat, The Birthday Party

I’ve got Sirius and never hear April Wine. As far as all and of Styx/REO Speedwagon/Jethro Tull/BOC/BTO NONE are in RnR Hall of fame and get lower than Rodney Dangerfield levels of respect despite having tons or great shit. And the shit you do hear is their basic bitch hits, meanwhile most of them had 5 albums of great shit before they made a Come Sail Away or a Reaper. It’s BULLSHIT. All these bands piss in the mouths and asses of Floyd/Springsteen/Rush.

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

not bands but Jackson Browne and Gilbert o'sullivan.

I recognized one of those songs. I always thought it was Gilbert AND Sullivan and assumed it was showtunes. Reminds me of “It Never Rains in Southern California” by Albert Hammond. Good chill shit

 

[gassers]

I recognized one of those songs. I always thought it was Gilbert AND Sullivan and assumed it was showtunes. Reminds me of “It Never Rains in Southern California” by Albert Hammond. Good chill shit

I like to chill to this:

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

I like to chill to this:

Yeah just played that one thats good stuff

 

[Turk February]

This whole album should be considered THE most underrated boomer album of all time, as it didn't receive wide release until the 2000s after about 40 years of sitting in this woman's home (it was released independently in like 67 but found no success). It's basically trip-hop in 1967.

 

[New Name]

Cheap Trick

 

[Chive Turkey]

The Zombies

Badfinger

Widespread Panic as a technicality cos its composed of boomers but they didn't release stuff until the early 90s I think.

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

This whole album should be considered THE most underrated boomer album of all time, as it didn't receive wide release until the 2000s after about 40 years of sitting in this woman's home (it was released independently in like 67 but found no success). It's basically trip-hop in 1967.

Gonna put this on on the way home tonight, that’s intriguing.

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

The Zombies

Badfinger

Widespread Panic as a technicality cos its composed of boomers but they didn't release stuff until the early 90s I think.

Love the Badfinger Day After Day live record, Ive got a blue vinyl import version.

I’m glad Zombies have had a resurgence doing tours, making music, and getting put in in the RnR hall of fame(even though it’s a piece of shit, they deserve an honor beyond being on the same record label as me).

 

[Wa4892]

Most under-rated band of all time:

The Call

Check out the albums Reconciled and Into the Woods. Then back into the rest of their catalog.

 

[Chive Turkey]

I’m glad Zombies have had a resurgence doing tours, making music, and getting put in in the RnR hall of fame(even though it’s a piece of shit, they deserve an honor beyond being on the same record label as me).

The thing that made me stand out to me is how weirdly timeless a couple of their songs sound. Not in terms of lyrics or the sound, but something I can't really put my finger on.

Like, you listen to a song from The Monkees or The Animals and it's so unmistakably a 60s song from the 60s. But something like Time of the Season has a feel to it like a 60s song made by a really talented band in the 90s or like 2010, if that makes any sense. There's subtleties and nuances to it that give it a strange modernness.

Fawkin pot talk thursday.

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

Most under-rated band of all time:

The Call

Check out the albums Reconciled and Into the Woods. Then back into the rest of their catalog.

I keep meaning to check those guys out more. I love that dudes sons band, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club. He ran their sound til he died, and on their next album they did a cover of “Let The Day Begin”

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

The thing that made me stand out to me is how weirdly timeless a couple of their songs sound. Not in terms of lyrics or the sound, but something I can't really put my finger on.

Like, you listen to a song from The Monkees or The Animals and it's so unmistakably a 60s song from the 60s. But something like Time of the Season has a feel to it like a 60s song made by a really talented band in the 90s or like 2010, if that makes any sense. There's subtleties and nuances to it that give it a strange modernness.

Fawkin pot talk thursday.

I often wonder how they got some of those songs in the 60s/70s to sound unable to be dated. Tell Her No is def from the 60s but Time of The Season sounds timeless.