I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
The Zombies just feel so incredibly 60's to me haha! I hadn't hear this tune before, but Time of the Season is definitely one that pops in my head when I'm thinking about the hippy movement.
Simon & Garfunkel created a masterpiece with Scarborough Fair... their harmonies are so relaxing. When I close my eyes, I imagine I'm in the 1600s listening to a band of bards, haha. Paul Simon is one of my fave songwriters, though looking this song up, I realize he didn't write it and it goes back much further... anyway, he and Art Garfunkel really did it justice in this recording.
And King Crimson! I've yet to really dive into their stuff. They're kinda challenging for me but I know they make amazing music and helped to break the mold of what a rock band can do, inspiring lotsa the prog rockers to come in the 70's/
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some of my all time faves :~)
Wow, great list here! 🙌
The Zombies just feel so incredibly 60's to me haha! I hadn't hear this tune before, but Time of the Season is definitely one that pops in my head when I'm thinking about the hippy movement.
Simon & Garfunkel created a masterpiece with Scarborough Fair... their harmonies are so relaxing. When I close my eyes, I imagine I'm in the 1600s listening to a band of bards, haha. Paul Simon is one of my fave songwriters, though looking this song up, I realize he didn't write it and it goes back much further... anyway, he and Art Garfunkel really did it justice in this recording.
And King Crimson! I've yet to really dive into their stuff. They're kinda challenging for me but I know they make amazing music and helped to break the mold of what a rock band can do, inspiring lotsa the prog rockers to come in the 70's/