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>>131579329
>this is now a controversial opinion in 2026
crazy. old /mu/ didn't even allow beatles adjacent threads, we hated them back then.
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>>131579329
>60s Nick Carter
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>glickleback mogs 1960's the monkees
amazing
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What a fucking boyband
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>>131579329
>lyrics matter in rock music
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>>131581862
their chord progressions and melodies are overrated too, other artists can legally use the same chord progressions but they choose not to because they're overrated. their place in recording history has to do with technology along the likes of phil spector and motown, but their fanboys don't want to acknowledge that.
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60's westlife



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