Originally posted by bcgd:I posted this on another forum and thought I'd see what people thought over here.
I was watching one of those history of rock shows on VH1 today and someone called Dark Side of The Moon the "Sgt. Pepper's" of the 70's. I started thinking what would be the "Sgt. Pepper's" of the 80's? I only one I could think of was Joshua Tree. What do you think?
Originally posted by bcgd:I posted this on another forum and thought I'd see what people thought over here.
I was watching one of those history of rock shows on VH1 today and someone called Dark Side of The Moon the "Sgt. Pepper's" of the 70's. I started thinking what would be the "Sgt. Pepper's" of the 80's? I only one I could think of was Joshua Tree. What do you think?
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
I totally agree....same could be said for Achtung and the 90s
Btw DSOTM is NOT the Sgt Peppers of the 70s, that title belongs to Whos Next
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
I totally agree....same could be said for Achtung and the 90s
Btw DSOTM is NOT the Sgt Peppers of the 70s, that title belongs to Whos Next
Originally posted by bcgd:[..]
I'm sorry but two people are wrong and their names rhyme with stj0691 and digitize.
Really? Who's Next? I'm a Who fan and I'm not hearing it.
Originally posted by djrlewis:Yes
Originally posted by stj0691:[..]
I totally agree....same could be said for Achtung and the 90s
Originally posted by yeah:As a U2 fan, I'd probably say yes. But when I take off my fan glasses, I notice that in the eighties some other albums had the same or more relevance.
I think JT ties with Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA. Even bigger is imo Michael Jackson's Thriller. That would be my Sgt. Pepper of the 80's. Or maybe Purple Rain?...