Tristan_Geoff

My favorite 69 album is Nor Love Nor Death, In Deep Webs. by the Death Grips Band.

On the cover we have a delightful description of a word that is written and it is on the cover of the record by the way have you ever heard of the fragment of goblin chunks they discovered en route to the collection to the river basin?

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adidasss

I think someone is off their meds.

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Exo

The debut but not by much. It's just funkier and the funk is where it's at.

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Marie Monday

as for me, not really in a particular order
sure picks:
the Beatles - Abbey Road
the Kinks - Arthur
the Velvet Underground
Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica
the Stooges
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
the Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed

other picks can be any of the following:
the Meters
Silver Apples - Contact
Nature's Consort (Really been digging it since Exo posted it)
Don Cherry - Mu
the Band

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ribbons

My 10¢:

Miles Davis – In a Silent Way
Pharoah Sanders – Karma
The Stooges – The Stooges
Moondog – Moondog
Silver Apples – Contact
Tim Buckley – Happy Sad
Nick Drake – Five Leaves Left
Can – Monster Movie
Plastic Ono Band – Live Peace In Toronto
Kevin Ayers – Joy of a Toy

Honorable mentions:

Sun Ra – Atlantis
White Noise - An Electric Storm
The Velvet Underground – The Velvet Underground (closet mix)
King Crimson – In The Court of The Crimson King
The Meters - The Meters
Don Cherry – Mu
Sonny Sharrock – Black Woman
Fela Kuti - '69 Los Angeles Sessions
Scott Walker – Scott 4

Lisnaholic

This is the list that most overlaps with mine: 5 albums the same, and I'd be willing to negotiate over Monster Movie to make it 6!
Surprising, because I expected to have more in common with Neapolitan, but it turns out we only have 2 albums in common.
(I think you come next after jadis, ribbons; we have 4 albums in common. )

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Neapolitan

I see you have a lot of R&B on your list. I was going to ask youwhat you thought about these that came out in '69:
The Meters - The Meters, Look-Ka Py Py
The Bar-Kays - Gotta Groove
Friends of Distinction - Grazin'
The 5th Dimension - Age of Aquarius

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rubber soul

I matched 4 with Marie Monday. Not really too surprised since she's the other 60s garage band fanatic around here

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ribbons

Very nice to have 4 albums in common with you, Lisna - I was particularly chuffed (British expression, lol) to see Joy Of a Toy on your list. My Anglophiliac chimes are ringing.

I also have 7 albums in common with Frownland; 6 overlaps with each of Marie and jadis; and 5 in common with Exo.

Ninetales

let us not sleep on this powerful '69 record