Led Zeppelin – Physical Graffiti (100)
There is little debate that no band was bigger or more heavily-settled on top of the rock scene during the mid-70s than Led Zeppelin. After the successful releases of their first five albums under Atlantic Records and years of stadium-filling tours, the band set up Swan Song Records in 1974 and released their final four…
The Stooges – Raw Power (95)
“I’m a streetwalking cheetah with a heart full of napalm, I’m the runaway son of a nuclear A-bomb, I am the world’s forgotten boy, the one who searches and destroys.” In 1973, The Vietnam War may have been winding down, but the seeds of the punk rock revolution were already sprouting in the urban Midwest,…
Pink Floyd – Animals (100)
Arguably one of the most highly regarded bands throughout the history of rock music is Pink Floyd, and there’s really no solid argument refuting the declaration. Not many bands have released perfect albums and Animals would be their third in a row followed by a fourth. Released in 1977, Animals came right in the midst…
The Police – Outlandos d’Amour (92.5)
The Police’s debut album, Outlandos d’Amour, not only made the band a household name but also left another name in infamy. “Roxanne” is the third song on the album and is one of the group’s biggest hits. It is told from the perspective of the lead singer, Sting, after he falls in love with a…
Jackson Browne – For Everyman (90)
If you are looking for an album that will slow your heart rate and leave you feeling tranquil and satisfied, look no further than Jackson Browne’s sophomore album, For Everyman. This multi-instrumentalist singer/songwriter followed up his stellar self-titled debut with an album that continued to produce beautiful and mellow songs. Browne enlisted a huge staff…
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