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re: 1978 Grammy for best album - Fleetwood Mac's Rumours
Posted on 7/22/15 at 3:35 pm to Ace Midnight
Posted on 7/22/15 at 3:35 pm to Ace Midnight
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Not sure any of those albums are as good as Rumours, Aja, or Hotel California.
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Posted on 7/22/15 at 3:42 pm to wilceaux
I don't know what y'all want from me.
I defend The Beatles on here all the time from "snobs". I'm even fond of The Beatles (White Album), but it is not their best - Abby Road, Sgt. Pepper and Let it Be are the best Beatles albums - White Album has a lot of fluff, IMHO.
Beggar's Banquet? Loaded with great singles, but doesn't have the cohesive feel that those top 3 from 1978 have.
I'll admit that JT is milquetoast, but some of the very best of the genre - I mean a lot of the folk/soft/acoustic acts had a lot to say, (Baez, Simon and Garfunkel, Mitchell), Taylor was one of the best. And JT was his best album.
Obviously, soundtracks are a unique category, but tougher to find a more seminal one than John Williams' Star Wars.
But, Hotel California, Aja and Rumours are 3 of the best "albums" of all time, period.
I defend The Beatles on here all the time from "snobs". I'm even fond of The Beatles (White Album), but it is not their best - Abby Road, Sgt. Pepper and Let it Be are the best Beatles albums - White Album has a lot of fluff, IMHO.
Beggar's Banquet? Loaded with great singles, but doesn't have the cohesive feel that those top 3 from 1978 have.
I'll admit that JT is milquetoast, but some of the very best of the genre - I mean a lot of the folk/soft/acoustic acts had a lot to say, (Baez, Simon and Garfunkel, Mitchell), Taylor was one of the best. And JT was his best album.
Obviously, soundtracks are a unique category, but tougher to find a more seminal one than John Williams' Star Wars.
But, Hotel California, Aja and Rumours are 3 of the best "albums" of all time, period.
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