I understand the term “Classic Rock” is highly subjective. The way I view it is either as an era (from the mid-60s to the end of the 1970s) or a musical style that emulates the music of that era. Like Springsteen’s or Queens 1980s albums. Kid A doesn’t meet either of those criteria. Again this is a highly subjective, as the term “Classic Rock” is more of terrestrial radio format than anything. I just can’t group Radiohead (and especially Kid A) under “Classic Rock” umbrella. But that is my hang up not yours. Enjoy your record.
As the Night Owl of this months thread, Kid A is 100% a classic album.I'm going to be pedantic here, but as a blue godlike being that long ago lost almost all his humanity, such behavior is within in my purview:
1. The prompt clearly states "or a classic album"
2. I said "can count as classic too," and not "can count as classic rock, too"
Therefore, I never claimed Kid A is classic rock.
I’m sorry. I wasn’t annoyed. I am just weird (some would say I’m annoying) and enjoy debating minutiae, especially when it comes to music. I apologize if my reply made ya uncomfortable. That wasn’t my intent. You should always play whatever you wanna play.I amended my posting of the album to make the "or a classic album" really big because I know people care about this kind of stuff and I really don't want people getting annoyed because I decided I wanted to play that album.
I’m sorry. I wasn’t annoyed. I am just weird (some would say I’m annoying) and enjoy debating minutiae, especially when it comes to music. I apologize if my reply made ya uncomfortable. That wasn’t my intent. You should always play whatever you wanna play.
...an “American Beauty” rose, to be exact!Day 10 - Homegrown’s all right with me – National Houseplant Day
Grateful Dead "American Beauty" (1970 Warner; 2020 50th anniversary remaster)
"Sugar Magnolia" is apparently about a plant-obsessed girlfriend. Also, the cover features a rose.
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...an “American Beauty” rose, to be exact!