Though it was easy to tell Million was tripping on acid, they both found plenty in common and decided to play music together. One sunny afternoon as Bill Million was passing through his soon-to-be bandmate Glenn Mercer’s neighborhood in New York, noticing his garage belting out The Stooges. Quite literally submerged in their senses with shoes and sandpaper, The Feelies created a rare gem named “Crazy Rhythms,” a modern, upbeat “Pet Sounds” by the Beach Boys, cloaked in an alternative sound. So let’s get started! 10) The Feelies: Crazy Rhythms (1980) So in this article, we’re going to countdown the best 80s soft rock albums that everyone should own on vinyl.
These albums are home to the voices of revolutionary statements on society and intellectual arguments, devastating childhood trauma, and an excessive use of imagery to accentuate thoughts to their furthest potential. Rock music was evolving in many different areas, causing the genre to expand into an ocean rather than a narrow pool consisting of simple beat bands with no lyrical significance. After coming out of the 70s, a decade full of highly rebellious music exploding from each corner of the globe, soft rock was finding its place in the world with many faces. Soft rock is ordinarily recognized as a collection of rock sounds such as consistent guitar, soft drums, a steady voice, and a great bass line.
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