Read this list with a candle burning and you will fill your entire Netflix queue.

1968 marked a seminal year for the development of underground and independent music, both in sound and philosophy.

Because some albums deserve no less than a turntable and needle drop.

Members of The Band and Levon Helm Band honor the legacy of the Woodstock sound with their new LP.

Which of these acts should’ve stuck with their earlier moniker?

A collection of songs that prove first impressions really can last forever.

Come gather ’round people, as we sort through the most legendary catalog in history.

Dr. Teeth, Animal, and the whole gang cover Edward Sharpe, The Beatles, and The Band.

Stay in the place where Dylan recorded The Basement Tapes, as well as The Band’s Music From Big Pink.

Hendrix topped all of the festival’s performers, pulling in about $18,000.

The Stone Roses, Nas, Rage Against the Machine, and Arcade Fire all have something in common.

Sit back, take it all in, and be the proverbial fly on the wall of Big Pink’s basement.