Best Rock artist of the sixties
solo 1967!
<b>Pink Floyd</b>

1

Pink Floyd

The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn
<b>Frank Zappa</b>

2

Frank Zappa

Absolutely Free
<b>Jimi Hendrix Experience</b>

4

Jimi Hendrix Experience

Are You Experienced-Axis:Bold As Love
<b>Jefferson Airplane</b>

5

Jefferson Airplane

Surrealistic Pillow
<b>The Beatles</b>

6

The Beatles

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
<b>The Velvet Underground</b>

7

The Velvet Underground

The Velvet Underground & Nico
<b>Tim Buckley</b>

8

Tim Buckley

Goodbye And Hello
<b>The Byrds</b>

12

The Byrds

Younger Than Yesterday
<b>The Moody Blues</b>

13

The Moody Blues

Days Of Future Passed
<b>The Nice</b>

15

The Nice

The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davajack
<b>Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band</b>

16

Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

Safe As Milk
<b>Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano</b>

18

Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano

Dedicato a...
<b>The Rolling Stones</b>

19

The Rolling Stones

Their Satanic Majesties Request
<b>Love</b>

20

Love

Da Capo-Forever Changes
<b>Country Joe and the Fish</b>

21

Country Joe and the Fish

Electric Music For The Mind And Body
<b>Vanilla Fudge</b>

24

Vanilla Fudge

Vanilla Fudge
<b>Grateful Dead</b>

25

Grateful Dead

The Grateful Dead
<b>The Red Krayola</b>

26

The Red Krayola

The Parable of Arable Land
<b>Janis Joplin</b>

27

Janis Joplin

Big Brother and The Holding Company
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  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    1 oct 12
    the first Soft Machine, Schifano's stars, Heaven by Traffic, Days of Future by the Moody Blues.
     
  • urlicht
    urlicht
    1 oct 12
    Hi, king, I forgot Mr. Fantasy!!! The first Soft Machine isn’t from '68?
     
  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    1 oct 12
    '67, sure!
     
    • urlicht
      1 oct 12
      I don't know, it seems like '68 to me. But in the face of such a regal and majestic statement, I will check.
    • woodstock
      3 oct 12
      recorded in April '68, released in December
    • woodstock
      3 oct 12
      I hadn’t read below…..
    • woodstock
      3 oct 12
      I hadn’t read below…..
  • TheJargonKing
    TheJargonKing
    2 oct 12
    Wait, my memory might be deceiving me. Checking it seems that most report it as '68, but I want to see the original vinyl. I'll keep you posted.
     
    • TheJargonKing
      2 oct 12
      Yes, although it includes pieces from 1967, the album was recorded and officially released in 1968. You were right. Bye, bye.
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    3 oct 12
    Since you've come to mess with my ranking, I'm coming to mess with you here XD In my opinion, you're missing: Bob Dylan, Love, Silver Apples, The Monks, Grateful Dead, Amon Düül II. Alright, that's enough.
     
    • hjhhjij
      3 oct 12
      She only made it in '67, that's why those aren't there (the Love ones could actually be). ;)
    • Mr. Money87
      3 oct 12
      You're right! I was so happy to come and bother him (just kidding, haha XD) that I didn't even read what was written! So definitely at least one of the Love albums, then going from memory: Deviants (Ptoff), Cream (Disraeli Gears), and I think that Side Trips by Kaleidoscope is also from '67. Anyway, what a terrible year '67 was!!
    • hjhhjij
      3 oct 12
      Really shitty, yes, not to mention the Jazz records, eh, it’s been a terrible year for Jazz as well.
    • hjhhjij
      3 oct 12
      Notice the winking face :D
    • urlicht
      3 oct 12
      it's true, it's true, Deviants, Love, kaleidoscope...now I'll add them, so stop bothering me, okay? ;-)
  • mild
    mild
    24 oct 12
    Now someone will surely tell me to fuck off or better yet to shoot me; The Beatles are the most overrated band in history. Traffic has never driven me crazy; I have the album John Barleycorn Must Die, which everyone considers their best, but I don't like it even a little. For me, among all the prog bands of the '70s, there were better choices, but this is a matter of taste, I realize. That's it, I'm done, bye.
     
    • Mr. Money87
      24 oct 12
      Mild, don’t be fooled; this is a ranking of albums only from 1967. Anyway, I agree about the Beatles, much less about John Barleycorn Must Die, which I like a lot.
    • urlicht
      24 oct 12
      Mild, I don't understand, but are you referring to this ranking? This is from 1967, so there are no strictly prog bands, rather proto prog (what a complication). As for the Beatles, you shouldn't judge them the same way you judge the Crimson; the beetles have been one of the fundamental bands of all time, there’s no debate. Regarding Barleycorn, I partially agree with you; I prefer Mr. Fantasy, which is more original and psychedelic.
    • mild
      24 oct 12
      I'm discussing this ranking because you've included a band like Traffic, which for me is also prog as well as psychedelic. A better group could have been chosen in that genre, but I repeat, it's a matter of tastes.
    • urlicht
      24 oct 12
      Mild, with all due affection, but I think you might be a bit slow on the uptake.
  • urlicht
    urlicht
    24 oct 12
    Damn, Mild...
     
    • mild
      24 oct 12
      Listen, I went to eat, now I understand, I’m a bit older, misled since the ranking said best rock artist of the 70s, I hadn’t noticed at the bottom only 1967.
  • hjhhjij
    hjhhjij
    24 oct 12
    Mild, this ranking only concerns the year 1967. Which progressive bands would you like to include from '67? :)
     
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