The era, perhaps, but FNM and RATM are definitely not grunge. Some will argue the others aren't either, but I'm not one of those.

Regardless, those are all good albums.

Exactly, sir. Era.

I wouldn't really count STP either, but that album was while they were still pandering to the Grunge crowd and before their god-awful post-grunge watered-down Rolling Stones phase.

Continuing the Dylan binge
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Another Side Of Bob Dylan
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Blonde On Blonde-Bob Dylan
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Live 1966-Bob Dylan

I actually haven't heard that album yet. I only have Unicorn, A Beard of Stars and Prophets, Seers and Sages. They're all really solid albums.

Now of course I'm going to have to track the album you mentioned down.

If you're interested I found a pretty nice blog that has a lot of 60's pysch rock download links. Let me know and I'll PM you the link.

Niiice, I was listening to this the other day too as I'm getting pretty psyched about seeing them in February!

*scowl*

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possibly the greatest 10-odd minutes of music ever, but Shelley didn't steer them wrong with the equally perfect first album...

I saw them twice on The Real Thing tour if it makes you feel any better ;)

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I know I'm probably the only person in the world that would say this, but this might be my favorite indie pop album from the 80s. It's really just simplistic pop music that a lot of people probably find sappy, but it's pretty much impossible to be unhappy listening to it. The extra songs from the singles add a lot too.

Wait... what?! When the hell did they get back together? Is Patton back too?