Playlist
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Influences
Apple Music Rock
Tracks: 1450:44
Classic rock ‘n' roll, scuzzy glam and dark psychedelia.
Updated Mar 22, 2017
Tracks 14
- 1Lost Treasures of the 1990s3:40
- 2A Northern Soul3:35
- 3Heaven's End (Remastered)2:42
- 4So Alive - Single4:17
- 5Lazer Guided Melodies3:52
- 6The Velvet Underground (45th Anniversary) [Super Deluxe]3:26
- 7The Singles Collection (1992 - 2011)2:47
- 8Daydream Nation (Deluxe Edition)3:48
- 9Children of the Revolution - An Introduction to Marc Bolan2:06
- 10The Wall6:22
- 11Led Zeppelin III (Deluxe Edition)2:26
- 12Creation Stories: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack5:08
- 13Their Satanic Majesties Request2:50
- 14Classic Rock 100 Epic Songs3:38
About this playlist
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's riffy, high-octane tunes have their roots in a lot of classic rock ‘n' roll. Their DIY, classic rock spirit springs from the scuzzy guitar and cool glam sneer of T. Rex's “Born to Boogie” and borrows from The Rolling Stones' dark and doomy psychedelic phase (“Citadel”). And of course, the ramshackle, woozy garage rock of The Brian Jonestown Massacre's “Not If You Were the Last Dandy On Earth” inspired their hazy, altered-consciousness sound.