Deep Purple’s 1972 opus, Machine Head, is more than just a collection of hard rock tracks; it is a profound historical document that captures…
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David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars, released in June 1972, stands as a defining masterwork of…
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Steely Dan’s Can’t Buy a Thrill, released in November 1972, serves as the remarkably polished debut of one of rock’s most meticulous and intellectually…
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Alice Cooper’s School’s Out, released in June 1972, stands as a defining masterwork of hard rock and theatrical provocation, capturing the band at the…
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Al Green’s Let’s Stay Together, released in January 1972, stands as a defining masterwork of the Memphis soul sound, capturing the artist at the…
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The Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main St., released in May 1972, stands as a sprawling, definitive masterwork of rock-and-roll, capturing the band at the…
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When Lou Reed left the Velvet Underground in 1970, his future as a solo artist was anything but certain. Despite the Velvet Underground’s immense…
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Movie soundtracks often exist to support the story on screen, but every once in a while an album becomes larger than the film it…
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