Hello, Everyone,


New guy here. Nothing beats the Beatles in their genre.

....and which genre is that?

Well it's pretty hard to what is Beatles' genre, since they were insanely diverse.

But everyone who likes sixties rock and pop music should check out The Move. It's must the most underrated act ever. If you want to learn about The Move and which their album you should buy, this is good place to start: starling.rinet.ru/music/roywood.
Album reviews and artist biography by George Starostin.
The Move really deserves to be remembered.

Albums by Rory Gallagher, Calling Card, Photo Finish and Top Priority.

They were hybrid, in that they dabbled in quite a few genres, but their base genre was called Merseybeat. Their peers the all-female Liverbirds are another example of a group from that genre.

Fleetwood Mac - Need Your Love So Bad

Started Out as Merseybeat, but then went into mostly pop rock. But yes, they were very diverse.

I'm not terribly into their Merseybeat days, but their pop rock stuff was usually great. I can't think of many pop rock bands with that kind of consistency.

Elivis, Beatles and Stones

Of course there were much more artist from that period with great songs but those three were most popular in 60's.

Rolling Stones for me, defo.

Figured this would be the best place to ask this on here. I've recently wanted to get into David Bowie, and I've been listening to some of his songs, with my favorites being Lazarus and Life on Mars. What would you guys recommend starting with?