Decades Feeder Bracket - 1965 Round of 16

Started by MetalDog, August 27, 2017, 05:31:22 PM

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MetalDog

Doing the research provides perspective on how music has evolved over the years.  There are some years that don't offer much but a few acknowledged masterpieces and not much else.  Some years seem to be loaded with hit after hit after hit.  And some years, just a very few really, mark a a seismic shift in the landscape.  1965 is such a year.  Gone are many of the saccharine sweet pop tunes that littered the charts in the first part of the decade.  In their place are the fruits of the flood gates that opened when the Beatles invaded.  Motown is at the peak of its hitmaking power.  And Dylan's influence is felt in more places than just the coffeehouses.  I hope I picked the most puissant offerings from such a mega year.  Enjoy!  And as always, thank you so much for following along and voting!  :bd:  :bd:  :bd:


The 1/16





The 8/9





The 5/12





The 4/13





The 6/11





The 3/14





The 7/10





The 2/15









And the One Song to Rule Them All is Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones


"If its a Balrog, I don't think you get an option to not consent......." - bob

Staggerwing

4/13 is a toughie. 5/12 is close. The rest, not so much.
Vituð ér enn - eða hvat?  -Voluspa

Nothing really rocks and nothing really rolls and nothing's ever worth the cost...

"Don't you look at me that way..." -the Abyss
 
'When searching for a meaningful embrace, sometimes my self respect took second place' -Iggy Pop, Cry for Love

... this will go down on your permanent record... -the Violent Femmes, 'Kiss Off'-

"I'm not just anyone, I'm not just anyone-
I got my time machine, got my 'electronic dream!"
-Sonic Reducer, -Dead Boys

OJsDad

My mother in law graduated in 66 and helped me do the picks.  I only overrode her on the 2/15 pick. 

When I read off the 1/16 matchup, my daughter yelled Beach Boys all day every day!
'Here at NASA we all pee the same color.'  Al Harrison from the movie Hidden Figures.

Barthheart

Stop pitting the Kinks against the Animals!  :tickedoff:   :pullhair:


bayonetbrant

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