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"Befuddled by the shreddery" is my new favorite phrase.
I'd say dads in the late 50s were totally into how Eddie Van Halen shredded on "Eruption" on the 1st album, but dads in their early 50s were totally into "1984" and they had at least one friend who would play the opening keyboard riff from "Jump" every single damn time they found a piano. Both cohorts of dads would have listened to their friends arguing in junior high over whether keyboards in heavy metal music are or are not "gay."
My dad was into jazz. Every once in awhile he would break into a thirty minute dissertation on the greatness of jazz and how jazz was the only truly American art form.
He was right
Your dad would have been my dads best friend had they ever met.
It depends on what your dad called "jazz" - if he was talking about Stan Getz then I would agree with him but if Glenn Miller was your dad's idea of jazz then not so much.
@@ANationalAcrobat-qj2dlJazz is Black.
"Steely Dan is the dadliest dad rock" deserves to be a bumper sticker.
Fantastic video. This one had me chuckling! I have 7 of these masterpieces
My dad was into all the popular 60s stuff like Herb Alpert, Thelonius Monk, Brasil 66, Ramsey Lewis, If, Vince Garuldi...He didn't completely influence me, but he definitely pointed me in the right direction... lost him 4 years ago. He was a great guy.
Great dad rock list for sure, my dad is 72, and pretty much listened to everything you mentioned. But he really loved Uriah Heep, Jimi Hendrix, Judas Priest, Pink Floyd, Trapeze, Deep Purple. Thanks for all the great videos, Happy Fathers day to you also!
Surprised not to see Queen mentioned in the dad rock list!😊
Because they turned out to be gay
@@Musicmaneuverswasn’t that Village People?
If anybody knows Dad Rock, it's a record shop owner!
Happy Father's Day, Dillon.
My dad would have been 93 this year. He grew up with Hank Williams and was a big fan of Merl Haggard. One evening in the early eighties I started watching a live concert on PBS of David Bowie. Both my parents sat and watched it with me and enjoyed it.😮
If your Dad is 93 you should be dad age. Dad rock is what you like
Quite possibly the band that launched that genre tag, first time I heard Dad Rock, Wilco! Hilarious episode, Happy Father's Day!
I'm a 76 year old dad/grandfather who still collects 60s psych rock. And not just the Airplane and Doors. I'm talkin' Gandalf, July, Chocolate Watchband, the Elevators, etc.
Have you heard Brainticket's "Cottonwood Hill"?
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms! Never met a father who didn't care for Walk of Life.
Here's one. 60 and can't stand it.
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Foghat "Live", REO Speedwagon "You Get What You Play For" and UFO "Strangers In the Night" are the Dad Rock records that got me hooked on live albums growing up.
Have you heard UFO's live album "Werewolves Of London"? Many people say it is even better than SITN.
Down here in '60s & '70s in Texas, it was all Country, all the time with my dad. He was always walking around the house singing the first line of every chorus of every hit, then rinse, repeat. Hank Williams, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty...etc, etc... Happy Father's Day all!
I remember listening to The Eagles greatest hits volume 1 on 8-track over and over and over again in his old van.
Love your videos! This list was spot on. I’m a 64 year old dad. I own 90% of the records you showcased. I was into records when I was a kid/teen. Got married and had kids and have been dragging around a milk crate full of records for almost 40 years!
About a year or so ago, I put together an inexpensive 80’s Sony stereo and started collecting records again. I’ve been buying used vinyl from local stores and record conventions and having a blast.
Love your videos and hope to check out your shop on my next trip down south!
My dad’s favorite band is KISS. Named me after one of their songs…
My mom was a classical pianist, dad was an Air Force fighter pilot and in his 80’s still flys.
But he raised me on pretty much all the bands you listed. But what he was listening to was allot of Jimi Hendrix, CCR and the lot, but when Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin came on the scene he was hit hard. 70’s and 80’s hard rock and metal are his favorites.
My Dad LOVED Lionel Ritchie. When his songs came on the radio...he turned it UP. He was also a Billy Joel fan which i was surprised not to see on the list. 52nd Street was a favorite of his. RIP Dad...I miss you. Im 43. He dies when i was 19.
Harvest by Neil Young. Tea for the Tillerman by Cat Stevens were two of Dads favorite that I still love.
soft rock was strong with them Dads.
Joe cocker, Billy Joel, Chris Deburgh.
even Elton John... or Boz Scaggs (as in Breaking Bad!)
yes Neil should be on the list also! 🙂
My parents took me to Bad Company and Lynyrd Skynyrd in the early 90s. Bad Company was one of those bands that my parents would crank up on the stereo system.
Great Dad Rocks albums! I love them all
Us poorer Dads in the 60s and 70s could not afford to buy many vinyl albums and 8 tracks, so we listened to pop music radio stations, all the classic rock now.
Great selection! You definitely rock, dude! Looking forward for more of your classic rock library. Greetings from Mexico!
My dad was into big band and country music. I was (and still am) a huge KISS fan. There were two records we really bonded over. Peter Criss' 1978 solo album and ELO Out of the Blue. We listened to those albums all the time when we went places. The ELO album was the one we listened to the most, and we called it boating music, because we always had it playing on our boat. Fun memories that I would give anything to do one more time.
Is really Rock but loved listening to Glenn Campbell with my dad! Miss him.🔊
I'm a dad. Aged 66. I have six of those albums among my 1,200 collection. Maybe you should have qualified this as "American dads" 😅
BTO- definitely Canadian Dad rock!
I love that you never post any "albums that suck" or "albums you love that I hate" videos. Your videos are always so positive and inclusive, not to mention informative and interesting. Thanks for being a beacon of positivity in the VC, Dillon.
Edit: I'm a 55yo dad and I have 10 of the 20. 😂
You forgot Alice Cooper! First album I ever bought. Alice Cooper Killer 1972 I was 12 years old, and I still have it! Loved the video!
Last comment: Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Not Fragile! Epic! BTO is another Canadian band. They were also the first band I ever saw live back in the '70s. The second band I ever saw live was Queen on their Night at the Opera tour...
Great trip down memory lane...
I’m a dad. I was 21 when Woodstock happened. I like about 2/3 of the bands in the list. I was surprised that Jimi Hendrix was not mentioned. And Hall and Oats. In concert I have seen The Who (3 times), Led Zeppelin (2 times), The Eagles, Eric Clapton, ZZTop and Paul Rodgers (the singer for Bad Company) and others. Interesting video.
Hey! I just watched a Rick Beato video about AI writing new music! So appreciate your Dad's music written by real people!
Saw BTO open for Van Halen…in the Greensboro Coliseum! No spaceships involved though…lol. I did see Boston at the Dean Dome on the Third Stage tour. Still no spaceships involved but one of my all-time favorite concerts!
Great video Dillon! My dad liked a few of those Boston, Beatles, Tommy. His big Pink Floyd album was The Wall, which he got me into as a young boy. As a Scottish dad though, he liked some other dad rock: The Police, early Genesis, ELO, 10CC, Barclay James Harvest, and the big one… Supertramp! My dad also loved a compilation (like you I’m not so keen). Well for Father’s Day, my kids got me First Utterance by Comus and Tone Soul Evolution by Apples in Stereo… yes, I pick my own FD presents 😂 Happy Fathers Day! Cheers, Jack
My Dad got an opportunity to see AC/DC at what is now the Bojangles Coliseum during the For Those About To Rock tour. He said after the show it came to light that their cannons used during the show were so strong, it cracked the foundation of the coliseum.
It’s as if you when thru my music collection!!!! You are spot on with your list!! Happy Father’s Day!!
And don’t forget to connect the dots on the back of Abby Road. It will create the number 3, as three remaining Beatles.
My dads favoryte band is pink floyd in the from wish you where here and ongoing Gilmours work of today. We actually saw roger waters last year together in Hamburg and we will see David Gilmore this year in Rome. Oh and another dad classic gor me is supertramp. My dad loves them.
Love this! I'd say you nailed it. Happy Father's Day, Dillon!
Must have taken you forever to make that list, having to rule out soo many great dad rock albums. Let me add a few of my faves...
Cat Stevens. Supertramp. Alan Parsons. Doobies... OMG the list goes on.
Great vid.
Happy fathers day all.
I own 5 of the 20. Happy Fathers Day!
Great topic on Father's Day. I'm counting to see how many of these I have... I'm about 5 minutes in and you're holding up Led Zeppelin IV... That was the album where my two young boys and I got on the same page about music... They were singing, "Hey hey, mama said the way you move" in the car at the top of their lungs with me when they were 2 and 4 years old...
And now I'm singing Cat's in the Cradle...
Love me some dad rock. I'm not big on Boston, but my dad listened to that a _lot,_ among numerous other things on your list. Good times! 🍻
yeah, more of a chicago guy myself for the horns!
But Boston "higher power" is the best faith rock song I can take,
as an atheist
Boston are pop-rock
Boston has been severely overplayed on the radio for decades, hence I am burnt the ef out on them and can't really stand them anymore. Lol
Happy Father's Day to a dad who rocks
As a dad I can confirm. I have owned all but three of these. I'm taking credit for moving pictures cause that's the one Rush I have.
I’m a dad of a teenage girl and boy in my 40’s and I have every dad rock album except Aja. You nailed it!
Bro this had me laughing and learning the whole time. Great job, Dylan!
Sadly my hero is gone and I’m getting up there myself. When I was a kid and got the music bug, my Dad commented on how he loved a song by Eddie Arnold. With that in mind I was so excited to buy my first box set at Woolworth’s for him at Christmas. He never played it or much of anything else. But he was always there and one of maybe 3 Fans at one of my football games. Thanks Dad, you were the best!!!!!!
My dad introduced me to Tom Petty, Beatles and Fleetwood Mac. Still listening to them today. ❤
As a Dad, one of the coolest things that happened with my youngest son was the first time I borrowed his car, and Dark Side was in the CD changer.
Every album you mentioned are all my favorites!!
Dad’s Rule!! Most of the Dad rock albums you showed are still better than most stuff coming out today I grew up listening to those albums and still listen to them today Rock on Daddy
My dad was born in ‘24 so on trips we listened to 8-tracks of Henry Mancini, Percy Faith, Herb Albert, etc! 🙄 At 66 and both a dad and granddad, most of of your list was in my wheelhouse. Boston, Bad Company, Skynrd, and Steely Dan were in constant rotation. But my collection also included Tull, ELP, Chicago, Guess Who, Allman Bros., early Chicago, Yes and Dan Fogelberg. Never could get my daughters into Prog Rock! 🤪
My dad was born in 1930. 20% of what he listened to was pretty good even if I didn't appreciate it at the time. Count Basie, Artie Shaw, Glenn Miller, etc. Unfortunately, the rest was elevator music, Lawrence Welk, and polka. Long car rides could be hell on earth.
Hahahahaha. Great fricking video. Thank you so much for making it and honoring us dads from that era. I am 55 and I was smack dab right in the middle of all that.
Having said that, I was a late comer to the “dad rock” world. When I was growing up my parents were so into music. I swear to you, I was about 12-14 years old before I heard any of this stuff. My dad was what they called a greaser. That is a 50’ term for a guy that loves working custom hot rods, going cruising, fighting and chicks. So up until I was 12-14, all I ever heard or knew about was Doo-Wop. That is LITERALLY ALL THEY EVER PLAYED!!!!! Which I still love to this day. The memories and the emotions of those days in my room for hour on end listening oldies. Man, those were the days.
So we move to a new area and one of the kids I became friends with asked me if I wanted to go listen to some records. Of course I said, heck yeah… now mind you, ALL I EVER HEARD WAS DOO-WOP. I totally thought that was the only music around. My friend goes into his brothers room and pulled out 4 albums that changed my life FOREVER…
Van Halen 1
LED Zeppelin 4
Rush Moving
AC/DC Back In Black
You want to talk about minds being blown!!!!!!!! I could not believe what I was hearing. Where did this music come from? What world was I living in? This could not be more polar opposites. From that moment on, o was into everything.
When I had kids, I exposed them to everything as well. I played music all the time, even while my wife was pregnant
My wife was pregnant with our son when Metallica Black album was released. Of course I had a kickass car audio system back in the day. So I would crank the shit out if that cd and my son was kicking and moving all up in there. It was crazy. They ended up being my sons favorite band for most of his childhood.
Thanks again for an awesome video that hit home for me and I send it to my son, as I am sure he is making fun of me the whole 14 minutes of this video. And I don’t care, I am the happiest dad in the world.
Keep you the great videos and if you just happen to have a spare blood moon from your new reissue, let me know I just might pick up fro you.
Take care
John
I have 14 of these albums...fantastic list!
You nailed this one brother 😂❤🎉
My dad was into New Wave and Grunge for the most part. Lots of 80’s and 90’s stuff. U2, The Police, Squeeze, Soundgarden, Smashing Pumpkins, stuff like that.
Happy Fathers Day bud.
Have a great day and well thought out list.
Tree
Spot on list! You have to mention Steve miller band and the doobie brothers. Dad rock in all its wonderful glory!
I would have thought Who's Next is way more Dad-ly. There are at least 4 songs on there that are staples of classic rock radio that some Dads have listened to every week of their lives since the album came out.
I’m a bit older but some of the albums that make me think of my dad are Roger Millers greatest hits, Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, David Allan Coe greatest hits, all of the early Kris Kristoffersen.
Dillon, you were spot on with a lot of your Dad selections. For this 66 year old Dad it was mostly Abbey Road, Tres Hombres, KISS Alive (because I saw them in concert when I was 17), Doobies-Captain and me, BTO-Not Fragile, Aerosmith-Rocks, Foghat-Live, REO-You Get What you Play For, Zeppelin I-IV, Head East-Flat As A Pancake and Boston. Rush, DSOTM, Who’s Next and Stones were rotated in as needed. No CCR, Segar, Huey, Genesis or Beach Boys. Steely Dan came later in life and it was Can’t Buy a Thrill. Another great video. Happy Father’s Day!
Yep I know about all those albums, I was born in 51! I'm listening to some Janis Joplin now🎉
Step Dad was an old school country guy. We heard lots of Statler Brothers, Johnny Cash, and his favorite Merle Haggard. Miss him a lot and the music always brings back fond memories.
I’m a dad and you’re right .. I listened to all of those 😀 Happy Father’s Day
Spot on for me and I’m a dad (now grandad) born in the 60’s. Grew up in the 70’s and 80’s and this is absolutely my playlist. My boys can definitely attest to it too! 😎🤘
So glad you squeezed BTO in there👍
almost had to!
Like Guess Who, in canada they are legends ! ""No time" !!
I'm a 60 year old dad. I'll go for the Beatles and CCR lp's
Wouldn't want any of the rest.
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Thanks Dillon! Happy Farter's Day!
I have 13 of those shown.
I’m 63, been collecting albums and all music for over 5 decades now and my kids know it. My kids see and hear music 🎵 of multiple genres so for Father’s Day they bought me 3 albums. Black Sabbath Vol 4 (I did not own that sabbath yet), The Specials new release and a Joan Jett repress I didn’t have. Great kids, they dun good. 👍 😊. Oh and my dad bought me my first hard rock Lp in 73’ Deep Purple Machine Head…cool dad eh?
Gotta do one for the dads that listen to classic r&b and old school hip hop
Grand Funk Railroad
great video really enjoyed. Feeling old I guess, in mid 40's but I love all these albums and bands you showed. Especially Bob Seger!! I'll take Back in 72 and Brand New Morning as my two favorite Seger albums!! Boston too! hell yeah!!
At 58, I'm firmly in the "Dadopshere" contemplated here and I heard all of these bands when I got into music in my mid-teens. But I realized that I own only five of these 20 albums. And I'm more into jazz than anything else. I like R.E.M. and The National, and I occasionally enjoy some hip-hop and just recently listened to (and enjoyed) Olivia Rodrigo's 'Guts.' So sometimes I fly in the Dadopshere but more often I don't. :)
He cooks them all the same lol! That checks out! Happy Father’s Day 😎
Curtis Loew baby, catch me singin that in the car on any given day lol!
I'm a dad, and I endorse this video.
Me and two of my sons did a record store crawl for fathers day.
Now I was on a business trip to North Carolina back in the 90’s and was very surprised how popular Rush was, as a Canadian I was stoked to hear that
Now you're holding up Rush's first album. They had not yet found Neil Peart, so John Rutsey played drums on that one.
I grew up in a place called Richmond Hill, Ontario in Canada, which is Rush's old stomping grounds. They played at our high school a couple of times in the '70s along with bands like Max Webster, Triumph, April Wine and a few other local Canadian acts. If you've never heard the band Max Webster, you should look them up. They were one of the coolest Toronto bands back in the day and they were making the circuit back in the day as well.
🫨Hangover!
I’m probably older than your dad (75 next month), so my list is a bit different. My dad was born in 1913, a very different time. His favorite was Frank Sinatra, especially his Capitol period. Songs For Swinging Lovers, Come Fly With Me etc. Next would be anything by Ella Fitzgerald. He turned me onto Jazz when I was 12 by playing me Dizzy Gillespie doing “Salt Peanuts”. He loved all the great big bands, Duke Ellington, Count Basie etc etc. When I was 13 (1964) my parents took me to see Nina Simone. Yea, they were pretty hip. Thanks for sharing
What?! No Doobie Brothers? B L A S P H E M Y.
I still remember the first time I heard Boston. I was riding in the backseat of my Dad’s 2002 Firebird on the way into town and we hit a straightaway on the state road right as More than a Feeling started. He cranked it up and I swear it was about as close to a magical experience as I’ve had. I must’ve been 7 or 8. amazing.
D.A.D (disneylandafterdark) is the most daddiest dad band of all time and it was always in the cd player of my dads car, back in the day
I've had that Boston album since before I was a Dad around 25 years old. 14 years later with 3 sons, it's still one of my favorites ever.
You forgot Hair of the Dog!!! All the Dad’s loved that!!!
I used to catch my Dad listening to my copy of Eat A Peach. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s and my Dad was a music professor at a small college in North Georgia. A few months before they released their first album The ABB played at the college and my dad took me to see them. They blew both our minds(my first concert). A few years later I’d be up in my room and could here my Dad rocking out to Mountain Jam down stairs.
He’s no longer with us and I’d like to think he’s somewhere still groovin’ to the Brothers.
I still have that album on vinyl
My dad played Bob Seger Nightmoves on vinyl all the time in late 70s
Where’s Bruce Springsteen? Ultimate dad rock artist
I'm a Dad in my 60's and you nailed it with: Boston, Back in Black and Dark Side of the Moon.
Happy Father's Day Dillon!✌️. Edit: that epic dad concert spaceship story is PRICELESS
My Dad did not mind me buying records, shook his head, yelled turn that s---t down. When dad was out Mom would ask me to play the Moody Blues.
As a dad from Rochester, NY, home of Lou Gramm, my ultimate dad rock album is Foreigner 4.
My dad was a huge Beach Boys fan, which ultimately is my favorite band.
Great, fun video!
My father was not that into rock at all. His favorites were Sinatra and Tony Bennett. But I am surprised that you didn’t mention Born in the USA or Jimmy Buffet. Buffett was the first thing I think of when I hear the term “dad rock”. And I heard someone refer to BITUSA as Dad rock just last week when it was the 40th anniversary.
The odd man out on your list is Pet Sounds. I think most dads will never have heard it except for Sloop John B. It’s way to fey and dreamy to be Dad Rock, and it’s resurrection has been solely at the hands of record geeks, starting in the 90s really.
Great list Dylan. I've got to have me Steve Miller too.
My dad fell asleep in the front row of an all seated Alvin stardust concert. Always wondered what Alvin thought of the old bald bloke asleep in the front row….
I'm a dad and I approve many of those records.
I must be a cool dad. I only have 3 of those albums. It's like tuning into a Canadian VC channel.
Dad Rock, so many different variations due to various generations. Interesting vid and happy Father’s Day.
I'm the dad you're talking about. But I didn't see any Janis Joplin or Moody Blues or Chicago, of course I could go on and on because they were all pretty good back then! Oh yeah and one more, what about the Doors!?
My dad was mainly into classical as he was a traveling salesman and it was the most widely available radio music. With that being said he also introduced me to Led Zeppelin (II) and Santana Caravanserai. I still have those vinyl along with a few more he got after listening to my music choices. He got into Golden Earring, Queen, The Who, George Thoroughgood and he also liked my electronic and space music and would borrow mine. We always had music going whether it was doing yardwork, playing cards or just around the house. He and I loved a lot of music though we really didn't get into Rap or Country. I wish I had the ability to organize my vinyl like Dillon does but I still have it and I pull it out over time.