Rock Album Survivor

Oriphiel · 05-18-2015, 08:14 AM

For Glam Rock, Suzi Quatro had a killer debut album, and it's consistently rated as one of the best Glam albums of the UK...

For Garage Rock, Paul Revere and the Raiders were way more awesome and influential than some of those choices in my opinion, and "Midnight Ride" is a killer album (especially the song "Steppin' Stone", which went on to become one of the most popular and defining songs of Garage and Punk Rock. Everyone from The Monkees to The Sex Pistols got in on the Steppin' Stone action)...

And for Proto Punk, you could basically just call it "Garage Rock Part Two"

. Anyway, don't forget about Killing Floor. Also, a bunch of Garage bands had some good albums with Punk moments here and there, like The La De Das, The Zakary Thaks, and The Shadows of Knight...

Spoiler for examples:

05-18-2015, 08:14 AM	#11 (permalink)
Oriphiel Ask me how! Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: The States Posts: 5,354	For Glam Rock, Suzi Quatro had a killer debut album, and it's consistently rated as one of the best Glam albums of the UK... For Garage Rock, Paul Revere and the Raiders were way more awesome and influential than some of those choices in my opinion, and "Midnight Ride" is a killer album (especially the song "Steppin' Stone", which went on to become one of the most popular and defining songs of Garage and Punk Rock. Everyone from The Monkees to The Sex Pistols got in on the Steppin' Stone action)... And for Proto Punk, you could basically just call it "Garage Rock Part Two" . Anyway, don't forget about Killing Floor. Also, a bunch of Garage bands had some good albums with Punk moments here and there, like The La De Das, The Zakary Thaks, and The Shadows of Knight... Spoiler for examples: