I've always had a soft spot for the first one (Veejay records), A taste of honey still gives me goosebumps... but the whole album is great.
Same with Beatles 65 and Yesterday and Today... mid albums with great stuff that sometimes gets overlooked in their catalog.
Yellow Submarine is so much George Martin that I almost don't consider it a Beatles album.
Actual name of the group is
Not Necessarily Stoned, but Beautiful: Hippies of the 60s and Beyond
Amazing some of the pics, concert artwork, etc they have on there. Don't know where he/they get it but I see new stuff all of the time.
I take it you are in this group too... https://www.facebook.com/hippiesofthe60sandbeyond/?hc_ref=ARQ5VvdYwDtdff3hPGvav7_wCidHqqqugU1-M_bO3nxZGj9h3CvTsUFuA9aTeyCwNts&fref=nf
Never got into LS, guess I was too spoiled listening to the Allmans back then. Do like the first Outlaws album quite a bit though as far as southern rock goes.
So, easily Neil Young for me... plus there is all of the Buffalo Springfield material too.
Yeah, it seems from the beginning of this band to present day there has always been "something going on"... Jeremy Spencer basically walked out on them in the early 70's and joined the children of god.
I honestly could care less about their future. I like hockey teams that play in the cold weather, not 101f outside the arena. Maybe the Sabres can make a jump this year and contend in two years. It's been a long long time... hasn't it?
Getting exposed because a one shot deal of 1st and 2nd liners taken through the "draft" that haven't played with each other and have no cadence VS a team that has been working together for years.
!@#$ the nights... the one night standers. Gonna suck when they lose the cup at home.