Need more dad rock that doesn't suck
Nice one OP
>>71743020
Elton John, ELO, Steely Dan, Billy Joel
Boston [Epic, 1976]
When someone told me that a group had achieved an American synthesis of Yes and Led Zeppelin, all I could do was hold me ears and say "Gosh!" C
Don't Look Back [Epic, 1978]
Debut pomposities having been excised, what remains is a pure exploration of corporate rock--the cliches carefully selected for maximum effect, while Brad Delp's tenor being too thin for nasty cock-rock distractions leaves us free to contemplate unsullied form. The fact that I occasionally find myself enjoying it must still mean there's some corruption at work here--true formalists, from Mallarme to bluegrass, leave me cold. B-
Third Stage [MCA, 1986]
A decade later, whatever convinced Tom Scholz to release this album certainly wasn't multiplatinum ambition. He's more like the pope of latter-day arena rock, crafting elaborately-woven textures and magnificent cathedral vocals as a purveyor of an art-metal thought long extinct. Not as bad as you'd think, nor worth giving a second thought to. C+
Everything Rocks and Nothing Ever Dies [1990s]
Van Halen - s/t
Def Leppard - Hysteria
Ozzy Osborne - Blizzard of Ozz
Phosphorescent Rat by Hot Tuna
One of the most underrated and under appreciated albums of dad rock.
all of the dadliest dads love Hot Tuna
https://youtu.be/qvbLJ6TGepI
The daddiest and the rockiest
Lazy GOAT
>>71743777
trips confirm
came here to post this
>>71743020
Although it's incredibly dated to it's time period, I really like this album. Very nice proggy song writing while keeping a heavy edge and never getting too bloated or pretentious.
Based Scorpions
>>71743777
trips are right
Genesis' discography from 1970 to 1980.
Creedance Clearwater Revival
>>71743020
>Sib Hashian
Goodnight sweet prince
Easily one of my fav albums
>>71746141
This desu
>>71743777
>>71745947
the best ITT
>>71743038
>Elton John, ELO, Steely Dan, Billy Joel
That's more like mom rock, not dad rock.
>>71747464
that's really funny, really true, but I still super duper love all those acts (steely dan is dadrock though)
I just really love good songwriting, and Billy Joel was occasionally brilliant at that, and Bernie Taupin is a beautiful poet. I don't even care about the music as much.
>>71743020
Still sounds as fresh and mind blowingly bombastic as it did 39yrs ago.
Step aside niggers
May not be to heavy but it's the goat
>>71746240
Absolutely
My dad was more of a folk music sort of dude 2bh
Good lord you kids make me cringe
>>71747893
>folk music
Did he poke your anus with his penis?
>>71747909
go to bed dad
>>71747960
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>>71743777
These too
Objectively the GOAT dad rock album.
https://soundcloud.com/robertodelraspado/hype-1
The future of das rock
>>71743020
I personally like the Police and probably consider them to be the best New Wave band all of their albums are great
>>71745875
I'll second these guys. Though I prefer their condensed studio stuff to their jams
>>71747835
I wanted to hate this album, but some of the non radio played to death songs are amazing
>>71748070
that's not even a rock album.
>>71748244
The Cars, Blondie, and the Talking Heads are pretty close, but The Police are right up there with the best New Wave bands for sure. Easily top 5.
>>71746263
oh fuck nooooooo
>>71743020
>>71743020
What would you consider "Mom Rock"?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93ORUkHsR_o
>>71748671
And old Black Sabbath is of course GOAT dad rock too
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>>71748244
>I'll second these guys. Though I prefer their condensed studio stuff to their jams
Nigga what the fuck is wrong with you?
>>71748825
low attention span. Closet poptimist. Sorry, but you have seven minutes until I want a change of song
Early Elton John was as much Dad Rock as Mom Rock...but bottom line...Its just great Rock and Roll. (coming from a Dad who bought the album when it was released and still has it and it plays perfectly still).
here you go
>>71743020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5KNYRa6uYk
if you're a fan of early Neil Young you may like this
>>71743380
This record has a lot of tunes that I wouldn't consider any bit dad-rock. Come on, mate. Sultans of Swing doesn't make the whole album dad-rock.
>>71750371
Greatest debut rock album.
>>71745947
This x1000.
>>71743020
>the drummer that played on that album died today
>>71743020
My first thought when you mentioned dadrock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTvbXMRMnHo
>>71750371
Objectively great choice.
Just What I Needed is a fucking great radio rock song.
>>71743309
Why is this hack still alive?
I still listen to this masterpiece today, I think it's even better than Toys in the Attic.
>>71743020
most dadrock is objectively good music
>inb4 t. dad
>>71752013
Aerosmith are bro-tier guys that had genuinely good compositional and songwriting skills, but they fucked themselves with drugs because Columbia put huge pressure on them to become rock stars when they never aspired to Rolling Stones status, they wanted instead to be a slightly under-the-water AOR band like Black Sabbath or Rush.
>>71752103
>objectively good
nice meme
>>71747809
yep this is the objectively correct answer
just finished a steve miller 24 bit binge
best experience : listening to "the window" while moon rose on beach
>>71743020
Literally anything by the Who (when Keith was alive, of course).
>>71744183
This guy gets it.
>>71748671
Essential momrock: Anything by Stevie Nicks, Heart, Pat Benetar, and any rock band that were considered more heartthrobs than bad boys back in the day, (ex.: The Beatles, George Michael etc.)
Eric Clapton's one of my dad's favorite guitarists, so he naturally likes Cream. This is a good live album t b h.
>>71750371
They did proto-New Wave better than The Clash 2bh.
>>71748286
your dad is weird
>>71748068
mahnig.jpg
how sweet is arrow through me.
>>71743020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3VgV31vmUE
I thought I liked dadrock since I mostly listen to 70's music but I hate most the stuff in this thread. Guess I have better taste then I thought.
>>71748244
this. The Police are incredible
Anything from Traffic. Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Last Exit, John Barleycorn Must Die and Mr Fantasy are all 10/10.
>>71752437
Traffic is awesome. Also, The Band.
>>71751292
Allman's are god tier.
>>71748244
THE GENERAL SCRATCHES HIS BELLY AND THINKS
Pic related, Nazareth, UFO, and Thin Lizzy
>>71746005
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>>71745917
my nigs
>>71752692
>Montrose
>old school Sammy Hagar
Fuck yeah!
>>71752538
This is fucking great, I highly recommend it.
Here's a sample:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mugs3NEpsRs
>>71748254
yes it is you fag
>no the Eagles
you really don't know shit about dad rock, do you /mu?
>>71753450
What's the best Eagle's song and why is it Tequila Sunrise?
>>71743020
ELP hendrix the list goes on...
>>71743020
I can't forget that album cover since that netflix documentary.
>>71743020
>Boston drummer just died on stage after anon made this thread
>>71753474
>not Peaceful Easy Feeling, Lyin Eyes, Already Gone or Desperado
All better songs.
For all the shit the band gets, 70s AC/DC is really great shit
Stooges obv are amazing and sorta dad
CCR is the greatest singles band of all time
>>71747987
underrated
the only good 80s kiss
>>71754179
eh, it doesn't really do anything to set itself apart from early 80's metal
>>71754227
is that a bad thing though?