Songs or Albums that you guys recommend I'm kinda lost

[Bairuzg]

Recently I started to play jazz and I know I should start listening to lots of it but I'm really hooked to this song and I can't stop listening to it

            

THE SONG IS REALLY LO-FI SO I RECOMMEND TO LOWER YOUR VOLUME, CAREFUL

A funny thing about this song for me is that I hate "The Beatles"; I never really liked them but this song somehow reminds me of them and it makes me want to listen to "THE BEATLES" to see if they are really that good...

Also my thing with this song is the bass line, when i first listened to it, I felt like I've already listened to it because of the bass line, it sounded so familiar to me

And what I want to do with this topic is to really talk with your recomendations, or let me know what you guys think about this song, I feel that when I post something in another topic I don't really interact that much or idk

Sorry for english blah blah blah

[Seryndelle]

Based on that song you shared, I think you’ll really dig the album Metal Machine Music by Lou Reed.

I’m a huge Beatles fan, since you mention them, and I know it’s a bit of a cliché, but I think Abbey Road is their best album (I really love the medley on the B-side of the record). That said, if you’re looking for unusual or experimental Beatles songs, I can personally recommend the following just to give you a smattering of Beatles flavour! And remember: nothing like this had ever been done before. The reason some of it doesn’t seem particularly out of the ordinary to us is because the Beatles laid the groundwork for the next 60 years and counting of popular music!

In chronological order:

• Tomorrow Never Knows
• Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite!
• Blue Jay Way
• I Am The Walrus
• Strawberry Fields Forever
• Revolution 9 (this is the only Beatles song I actively dislike, but you might get on better with it)
• I Want You (She’s So Heavy)

I kept the list fairly short, but I’m happy to give you more Beatles recommendations if you’re interested.

May I also recommend Pink Floyd? You may have already heard Dark Side of the Moon, a masterpiece of an album, as well as the other brilliant albums that follow it—in particular Wish You Were Here, but the albums before they got famous are really underrated: particularly Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Atom Heart Mother, and Meddle.

 I realise that this is pretty Beatles-heavy considering you’ve already said you don’t like the Beatles, but you do seem interested in exploring their work further—and I’m always keen to show people that they’re not just the band that did Can’t Buy Me Love and other more traditional hits. Have fun listening, and good luck with your music journey wherever it takes you!

PS: sorry I’ve only included one link! I’m on my phone and it takes forever to format these forum posts using the mobile site!