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In no particular order here are some of my favorites: Between the Buttons The Velvet Underground and Nico Are You Experienced? Sgt. Pepper's Procol Harum Days of Future Passed Magical Mystery Tour
what a year!!! This is really hard!: 10- Songs of Leonard Cohen - Leonard Cohen ... 9- Piper at the gates of dawn - Pink Floyd ... 8- Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles ... 7- Disreali Gears - Cream ... 6- Buffalo Springfield Rides Again - Buffalo Springfield ... 5- Axis: Bold as love - Jimmy Hendrix Experience ... 4- Between the Buttons - Rolling Stones ... 3- Strange Days - The Doors ... 2- The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground ... 1- Sgt Pepper - The Beatles
One of the best year for music: 10-Between The Buttons 9-Surrealistic Pillow 8-Smiley Smile/Magical Mystery Tour 7-Axis: Bold As Love 6-The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 5-Strange Days 4-The Doors 3-Sgt. Pepper's L.H.C.B. 2-Forever Changes 1-Are You Experiencied?
It's hard to rank 1967 because of Sgt Pepper, which was a monster of an album. That said, it's not even in my top five Beatles albums. It is a strange year, though. music seemed to be in transition. Hendrix, The Velvet Underground and the Doors hugely influential on what came afterwards over the next ten years.
10.Happy Together - The Turtles 9.The Piper at The Gates of Dawn - Pink Floyd 8.A Hard Road - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers 7.The Doors - The Doors 6.Something Else - The Kinks 5.Disraeli Gears - Cream 4.Axis: Bold as Love - The Jimi Hendrix Experience 3.Are You Experienced - The Jimi Hendrix Experience (UK Edition) 2.Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles 1.Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles Although I now put The Beatles in top slot, in ‘67 itself the emergence of Hendrix and Cream overshadowed The Beatles, and everybody else, for me. The Rolling Stones don’t appear because I’ve never been a whole album fan but have always found two or three tracks per album that I like - their first release with ‘Oh Carol’ and ‘Route 66’ still works the best for me.
Yes! to The Rolling Stones, ”Their Satanic Majesties Request”; it rare for me to hear someone praise this under appreciated album. 10 ⭐️. Again, yes! to any of “The Doors” albums; my fav track is “My Eyes Have Seen You”. 👍 {Show me some more!) And yes! to your appreciation of the album “The Velvet Underground w/ Nico”.👍👍 Being more open minded as I’ve matured in years, I’ll give The Monkees” LP a listen 👂. I was snobbish about them during their popularity. Thanks for sharing your Top Ten choices. 🙏 Wishing you enjoyable and happy holidays. P. S. When I read negative & uncivilized comments I’ll imagine they originate from sad, angry & lonely people. Even though I can emphasize with their blight, rightly so, you should block them.
1967? Light years ahead of my time, but its legacy allows me to list a baker's dozen (alphabetically): 1) BEATLES - Magical Mystery Tour 2) BEATLES - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 3) DOORS - S/T 4) DOORS - Strange Days 5) GANDALF - 2 6) JIMI HENDRIX - Are You Experienced? 7) JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - Surrealistic Pillow 9) LOVE - Forever Changes 9) MOODY BLUES - Days of Future Passed 10) PINK FLOYD - Piper at the Gates of Dawn 11) ROLLING STONES - Between the Buttons 12) ROLLING STONES - Their Satanic Majesties Request 13) TRAFFIC - Mr. Fantasy
Ah 1967 these are some of my favorite albums: The Beatles sgt peppers and magical mystery tour, the kinks something else, the rolling stones between the buttons and their satanic majesties, the who sell out,Golden earring winter harvest, pink floyd piper at the gates of dawn, the doors dubute album and strange days,Jimi Hendrix expieriense are you expierienced and axis bold as love👍✌
Top 10 favs, roughly in order of preference for the present time: 1) PINK FLOYD - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn 2) BEATLES - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 3) LAURA NYRO - More Than A New Discovery 4) BEATLES - Magical Mystery Tour 5) DOORS - self titled 6) CREAM - Disraeli Gears 7) ELECTRIC PRUNES - Underground 8) JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE - Are You Experienced 9) 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS - Easter Everywhere 10) RED KRAYOLA - The Parable Of Arable Land
Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - the Beatles For All the Seasons of Your Mind - Janis Ian Between the Buttons - the Rolling Stones Magical Mystery Tour - the Beatles The Doors - the Doors Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane Mellow Yellow - Donovan Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix More of the Monkees - the Monkees The Piper at the Gates of Dawn - Pink Floyd Headquarters - the Monkees Flowers - the Rolling Stones (I'm a concession with a greatest hits album. We had this one at the time. Great!) Days of Future Passed - the Moody Blues Their Satanic Majesties - the Rolling Stones Strange Days - the Doors Gorilla - Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band I didn't realize I had so many albums from '67. These are my top 16 of what I have.
Great list. No surprise with #1 but your #2 was.. well played ☺️ My top 3 are basically equal. My #8 and #10 I hated when I first heard them. 1 Axis Bold As Love - JHE 2 Velvet Underground and Nico 3 Strange Days - Doors 4 Smiley Smile - Beach Boys 5 Are You Experienced - JHE 6 The Doors 7 Wild Honey - Beach Boys 8 Their Satanic Majesties Request 9 John Wesley Harding - Dylan 10 Magic Box - The Loved Ones
Hey Larry... Great top 10! I almost forgot that the Magical Mystery Tour was from 1967 too. If you could combine both the best bits of Sergeant Pepper and Mystery Tour, how would that Studmuffin/Beatles album sound like? Grtzzzzz from Holland
No way out - Chocolate Watchband Easter Everywhere - 13th Floor Elevators Inscents Peppermints - Strawberry Alarm Clock Headquarters - The Monkees Pisces Aquarius Capricorn And Jones - The Monkees The Doors Debut album Beatles Sgt Pepper Goodbye and Hello - Tim Buckley London Conversation - John Martyn Deliver - Mamas and Papas Piper At The Gates of Dawn - Pink Floyd Fistful Of Dollars Soundtrack
Now this IS the year. Er Piper Gates, personally 🚂& Strawberry Fields/ Penny Lane. Oh, Diddy Wah Diddy. Crystal Ship, wait, everything this year was astonishing.
The two Beatles albums at # 1 and # 2 for sure for me Larry but it's Are You Experienced at #3,Jimi Hendrix blue me away when I first heard him and this album was one of the first albums I ever bought,the first two were Abbey Road and Are you experienced and Jimi Hendrix is still my favorite guitarist today. Bob.
The first album I bought was Abbey Road. I think I got it around '72. My sister had bought everything Pepper forward but skipped Abbey Road for some reason.
My 35 favourite albums of 1967 (a summit for me ! ), only in english and in alphabetical order : Association - Insight Out Beach Boys - Smiley Smile Baez, Joan - Joan Beatles - Sergeant Pepper's... Bee Gees - First Cowsills - (self-titled album) Cyrkle - Neon Doors - (self-titled album) Everly Brothers - Sing Every Mother's Son - Back Every Mother's Son - (self-titled album) Fifth Dimension - Up Up And Away Four Seasons - New Gold Hits Free Design - Kites Are Fun Gore, Lesley - California Nights Happenings - Psycle Haunted - (self-titled album) (Canadian) Iron Butterfly - Heavy Jay & The Americans - Try Some Of This Jay & The Techniques - Apple, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie Keith - Out Of Crank Left Banke - Walk Away Renee + Pretty Ballerina Lettermen - Warm Lewis, Gary, & The Playboys - Listen Mamas And The Papas - Deliver Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed Nice - The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn Roe, Tommy - It's Now Winter's Day Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majestie's Request Spanky & Our Gang - Sunday Will Never Be The Same Sunshine Company - Happy Is Tokens - It's A Happening World Who - Sell Out Yellow Balloon - (self-titled album)
Ooh, I missed the Bee Gees 1st. I have it but haven't listened to it a whole lot. I like I Can't See Nobody and of course the hits. I'm not sure where to put it in my list.
Great top 10 list Larry. I'm glad to see Magical Mystery Tour getting the recognition it deserves. It's not an official Beatles album. So what. All the songs are from 1967 so you could hardly call it a greatest hits compilation . It is as much of a reflection of The Beatles musical approach in 67 as Pepper is. By the way you pronounce Majesties the same way as you pronounce Her Majesty as in the song. You just need to add an S.
1 Forever Changes - Art Lee's Love One of the best albums ever. 2 Buffalo Springfield Again - Buffalo Springfield Mr Soul, Hung Upside Down, Expecting to Fly. A top 10 all-time. 3 Velvet Underground - Banana album. 4 Are You Experienced - The Jimi Hendrix Experience. Revolutionary. The first hard rock album. 5 The Doors - The Doors By far their best album. Before excesses set in for Jim 6 The Who Sell Out - The Who This is their best album. I never am impressed with Concept Albums. They can be forced, coerced, compelled, constrained, and obligated to crap. Well not Ziggy Stardust, just generalizing. But I just like the songs on The Who Sell Out 7 Axis: Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix Experience. Little Wing is a fav. The Move join Jimi on You Got Me Floating. 8 Mr. Fantasy - Traffic 9 Reach Out - 4 Tops 10 Magical Mystery Tour Beatles and better than St Peppers. 11. Days of Future Past Moody Blues. 12 Sgt. Peppers - Beatles' Best song is A Day in the Life. Songs like Good Morning and Lovely Rita and others like Within /without/whatever!! I don't like it. so overrated. 13 Walk Away Renée/Pretty Ballerina album - The Left Banke.
Fantastic year for music. The ones that stand out above the rest for me are...The Velvet Underground and Nico, The Doors (debut), Are You Experienced, Days of Future Passed, Sgt Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour. Thanks very much for the plug for our Cd Exchange. Glad you recommended the Sparks album. Sometimes it's good to be outside our musical comfort zone.
Re the Traffic thing: You are correct - Mr. Fantasy is their first album. In the States it was entitled Heaven Is in Your Mind. One of my all time favorite Monkees tracks is on Pisces, Aquarius etc.: "What Am I Doing Hangin' 'Round?", co-written by that "Wildfire" guy, Michael Murphey and Owen "Boomer" Castleman. When my friend Joe lived in Georgia he was in a power pop band named Star Collector, after that Monkees song. As for my choices from '67, they include: The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour The Moody Blues - Days of Future Passed Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced? and Axis: Bold as Love The Byrds - Younger Than Yesterday The Doors - Strange Days and their self-titled debut Buffalo Springfield - Again The Monkees - Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. Bob Dylan - John Wesley Harding The reason there aren't more albums is because as a child of 7 in 1967, I was more into collecting singles then if I did get a record. I became more aware of rock albums after I turned 11 and my friend Mike's older brother Dennis turned me on to music outside the realm of the Top 40 when I overheard him playing albums by The Grateful Dead, Santana, Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, Black Sabbath and the like.
wow, didn't even think of MMT , Beatles. there's a lot of bands your into and I'm not. but I still like to hear what you have to say about them. forget what people who say bad things, I think your awesome
1. Sgt. Pepper's... 2. MMT 3 .The Doors 4. The Rolling Stones Between the Buttons 5. The Who Sell Out 6. Are You Experienced 7. Axis: Bold as Love 8. Buffalo Springfield Again 9. The Byrds Younger Than Yesterday 10. The Kinks Something Else 10a. The Bee Gees 1st 10b. JA Surrealistic Pillow 10c. Love Forever Changes 10d. Disraeli Gears 10e. There are but Four Small Faces I think thay makes ten
1967 might have the largest number of good/great albums because most artists released at least two albums that year. Some other great albums you didn't mention include Disraeli Gears by Cream, I Never Loved a Man the Way I Loved You and Aretha Arrives by Aretha Franklin, John Wesley Harding by Bob Dylan, the You Only Live Twice soundtrack by John Barry, the Jungle Book soundtrack, On Stage and in the Movies by Dionne Warwick and Green Green Grass of Home by Tom Jones.
Some other good albums include the Windows of the World by Dionne Warwick, Where Am I Going? by Dusty Springfield, Invitation to the Movies by Matt Monro, Country My Way, Movin' with Nancy and Sugar by Nancy Sinara, Wild Honey by the Beach Boys, Sing Holland-Dozier-Holland by the Supremes, Vanilla Fudge's debut, Everybody Needs Love by Gladys Knight and the Pips and Live in 3⅔/4 Time by Don Ellis.
Another great year mine: 1. The Velvet Underground and Nico - The Velvet Underground 2. Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles 3. The Doors - The Doors 4. Are You Experienced - The Jimi Hendrix Experience 5. Forever Changes - Love 6. Axis Bold Of Love - The Jimi Hendrix Experience 7. Strange Days - The Doors 8. The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn - Pink Floyd 9. Safe As Milk - Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band 10. Something Else - The Kinks
Wow Larry. You're going faster than I can keep up. I'll be back to give my top 10s for the '60s years and top 20s for the '70s that I missed. I love these year reviews.
Here's my top ten from 1967, although I have a lot of albums tied for 9th place. This was an easy win for The Who, with a bigger gap in the number of plays between my #1 and #2 than any of the other places. As it's the 1960s, again I seem to have more blues albums than expected. I've always seen Magical Mystery Tour as an EP as I don't remember seeing it in the UK until the CD age. 1 The Who Sell Out - The Who 2 Forever Changes - Love 3 Are You Experienced? - Jimi Hendrix 4 Something Else By The Kinks 5 Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles 6 Born Under A Bad Sign - Albert King 7= A Hard Road - John Mayall 7= West Side Soul - Magic Sam 9= Buffalo Springfield Again - Buffalo Springfield 9= Crusade - John Mayall 9= Days of Future Passed - Moody Blues 9= John Wesley Harding - Bob Dylan 9= Nina Simone Sings The Blues - Nina Simone 9= Stand Back - Charlie Musselwhite 9= The Velvet Underground & Nico - The Velvet Underground 9= You Got My Mind Messed Up - James Carr
While I'll concede that, in terms of pop music, the Beatles are the GOAT, you gave them both the number 1 _and_ number 2 spots for 1967?!? No Moodies? No Airplane? But you get extra credit for appreciating Beefheart. 😉 '67 is too tough to narrow down to 10 (or I'm just too lazy to try). Even the schmaltziest bands had some substance that year.
My 15 favorites: Love - Forever Changes The Doors - S/T Strange Days Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced? Axis: Bold as Love The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour Sgt. Peppers The Velvet Underground & Nico - S/T The Byrds - Younger Than Yesterday Cream - Disraeli Gears The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow Pink Floyd - The Piper at the Gates of Dawn The Kinks - Something Else The Who - Sell Out
My top albums of 1967 are Sgt Peppers, Magical Mystery Tour, Love's Forever Changes and The Moody's Days of Future Passed. I agree Larry, there is no need for rude comments, everyone should be entitled to their own opinions.
Great video, my favourite album from 1967 is Sgt Pepper’s & here are some of my other favourite albums from this year: -Magical Mystery Tour -Are You Experienced? -Axis: Bold As Love -The Doors (Self-Titled) -Strange Days -Days Of Future Passed -The Velvet Underground & Nico
1) Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 2) Are You Experienced? 3) Magical Mystery Tour 4) The Who Sell Out 5) Velvet Underground & Nico 6) Axis: Bold As Love 7) Days of Future Passed 8) Walk Away / Pretty Ballerina (I guess most of this was recorded in 66, but released in 67) 9) Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones 10) Disraeli Gears
Here are my favorites ( in no particular order) The Beatles- Pepper The Rolling Stones- Between the Buttons The Rolling Stones- TSMR David Bowie Harry Nilsson- Pandemonium Shadow Show Bee Gees 1st Pink Floyd- The Piper At the Gates of Dawn
pepper has to be number 1 - but the first album I ever listened to was from 67, at the age of 3 or 4, and it was "More of the Monkees" - what a good album
I got and love almost everything of these 5: Moody Blues Days Of Future Passed, I grew up with it on 8-track. Bee Gees 1st, grew up with Bee Gees 20 Greatest Hits from 78 which had lots of songs off 1st. Charley Pride Pride Of Country Music, I've always loved his voice. Elvis How Great Thou Art, I've always loved his voice too. The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, I'm basically mostly a McCartney & Wings fan. JustJP is my favorite music reaction channel. Wobbler is from my country. I prefer the band Jordsjø, and I found Jordsjø because of JustJP. Introducing Sparks seem to be a bit rare to find on CD, and it's still on my wish list. I love Good Vibrations off Smiley Smile, but Beach Boys I mostly just love a song here and there. Same with The Monkees. Randy Scouse Git (named Alternate Title) is my earliest memory. The 1980's are really my generation but I let myself be inspired by older family members. I love the song The Last Waltz by Engelbert Humperdinck from 67. 1-2-6 Graveyard Paradise is a norwegian hit from 67.
Great list Larry and great to see Their Satanic Majestie's Request getting some love, I would put it a bit higher in my list. Forever Changes, The Who Sell Out Disraeli Gears, Days of Future Passed and Something Else by the Kinks would also have to go in my list alongside those two great Doors albums and Are You Experienced. Sgt Pepper would be my number 1 too, even though it's only my fourth favourite Beatles album. A crazy year for quality music!
1. Songs of Leonard Cohen - Leonard Cohen 2. The Velvet Underground and Nico - The Velvet Underground 3. John Wesley Harding - Bob Dylan 4. Are You Experienced - Jimi Hendrix Experience 5. Forever Changes - Love 6. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn - Pink Floyd 7. Between the Buttons - The Rolling Stones 8. Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles 9. Strange Days - The Doors tied for #10 Sgt Pepper's - The Beatles Their Satanic Majesties Request - Rolling Stones The Doors s/t Axis Bold as Love - Hendrix Easter Everywhere - 13th Floor Elevators Walk Away Renee/ Pretty Ballerina - The Left Banke Chelsea Girl - Nico Safe as Milk - Captain Beefheart Moby Grape - Moby Grape Wild n Tender - Dane Sturgeon Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane The Who Sell Out - The Who
Love it! i just listned to Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake album i loved it besides i really hated the narroator that was in it but the songs were wonderful!! i will be buying the $32 set because of you, you made me love it haha .
In my opinion, The Beatles' Sgt. Peppers and Magical Mystery Tour are the best albums of 1967, followed by the Velvet Underground's auspicious debut. Glad to see Captain Beefheart on the list.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour, Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn And Jones Ltd., Between The Buttons, Their Satanic Majesties Request, The Doors, Strange Days, Disraeli Gears, Are You Experienced?, Axis: Bold As Love, The Velvet Underground And Nico, Absolutely Free, John Wesley Harding, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, The Who Sell Out and Something Else By The Kinks.
Not a lot of records that I connect with, so I only have five: 5. Buffalo Springfield - Buffalo Springfield Again 4. The Doors - The Doors 3. Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold As Love 2. Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced 1. Cream - Disraeli Gears However '67 had one of my favorite Jazz records Thelonious Monk - Straight, No Chaser Classic sound of Monk on piano and Charlie Rouse on sax, phenomenal sound. Now let's see what you have.⁷
Sgt. Pepper Magical Mystery Tour Forever Changes Are You Experienced? Axis Bold as Love The Doors Satanic Majesties Request Between the Buttons Something Else by the Kinks Disraeli Gears Honorable mentions: Strange Days Velvet Underground and Nico Pandemonium Shadow Show The Who Sell Out Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Haven't heard that Miles album and never really got into Cream but have a two disc set which I think covers all their studio albums. I like them but not a favorite.
I do in time... there are just certain viewers who are always negative or only leaving comments when I make an error, but I try and tolerate them up to a point. Thanks!
Why are only the albums in your top 10 list that you have a physical copy of? I've never seen an album in your top 10 list that you don't have a copy of.
@@jimmycampbell78 Exactly. Larry presents a ranking of his favorite albums here. But it was supposed to be a ranking of the best albums of 1967. He simply leaves out albums he doesn't own from his list. Even if they are better. If Larry doesn't own an album, then that album doesn't exist. For example, Deep Purple "Burn" from 1974, just didn't show up in the rankings because Larry doesn't have a copy of it. And this despite the fact that "Burn" is without a doubt the best hard rock album of 1974. As Larry puts it, it's not an objective and decent list. He shows viewers the albums he has in his collection. Nothing else. . Anyway, I wonder if someone with such a small record collection as Larry should even make a RU-vid video like this. Check out Peter Pardo or Norman Maslov - these guys have something real to offer.
@@patrickschlosser8208 He says in all of these videos that this is not really a list of the best albums, but a list of his favorites. I always submit my list and yeah, it is just the albums I own. If I don't own them, I don't know them well enough to rate them. Some of the albums I own, I haven't listened to enough to rate them.
I really enjoy your videos, and like your little speech on personal opinion. I also like your list, and only feel that you are missing Cream: Disraeli Gears. The Beates at #1 is predictable, however I think that Sgt. Pepper is an overrated album... I understand it's cultural significance, and it's 'production value' - but to me it is quite pretentious, and a number of the songs are just not very good (e.g. When I'm Sixty Four and Lovely Rita.) I would probably put The Doors debut on the top spot, but hey, that's just my opinion🙂
Where the hell is How Great Thou Art by Pat Boone? This is an OUTRAGE!!. Ha ha just being a dumbass. I wish I knew more works from 1967 besides all the greats. Piper at the Gates, Velvet Underground Nico, Sgt Pepper. I could probably put together a top ten list but it would be all the usual ones because those are obviously the ones that carried through most prominently to my generation. I'll have to check out the Monkees and Cap'n Beefheart albums, thanks for the recommend.
