I'm glad I'm not the only music nerd out there. :)
To kick off this week, let's list our favorite albums from 1973-
Here's mine:
~Desperado - Eagles
~Brothers and Sisters - Allman Bros.
~Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert (Thanks, r&rguru!) Eric Clapton, Pete Townshend, Ronnie Wood, Steve Winwood, and Ric Grech all jamming together? Yes, please!
~Goats Head Soup - Rolling Stones
~Pronounced... - Lynyrd Skynyrd's debut album
~Mystery to Me - Fleetwood Mac - Although I prefer "Ebony Eyes" (on Bob Welch's solo French Kiss) over "Emerald Eyes," I listen straight through just to get to Christine McVie's "Why." There's plenty of good songs on there besides "Hyponotized."
So... what new records were spinning on your turntable in '73?
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Overnite Sensation-Zappa
Quadrophenia-The Who
Time Fades Away- Neil Young
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath- Black Sabbath
Band On the Run-Paul w/Wings
Living in the Material World-George Harrison
Yessongs-Yes
Alladin Sane-Bowie
Houses of the Holy-Zep
Billion Dollar Babies-Alice Cooper
Nice list ClassicRockForTheSoul!
Here are ten that I was playing in 1973:
1. Houses of the Holy - Led Zeppelin
2. Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
3. Quadrophenia - The Who
4. Pronounced - Lynyrd Skynyrd
5. Tres Hombres - ZZ Top
6. Desperado - Eagles
7. Billion Dollar Babies - Alice Cooper
8. For Everyman - Jackson Browne
9. Brothers and Sisters - Allman Brothers
10. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
WOW!! 1973 was an AWESOME year for music! I could have listed many more, but I'll leave it up to others...
Whizkid beat me to the 'Tres Hombres' ZZ Top punch, but how about these three pre-punk glam masterpieces:
The Stooges 'Raw Power'
the New York Dolls Debut
T Rex 'Tanx'
Not to mention the Stones' 'Goats Head Soup'
Some awesome albums mentioned so far to be sure.
Definitely Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Stones.
Also:
Edgar Winter -- They Only Come Out at Night
Steely Dan -- Can't Buy a Thrill
Blue Oyster Cult -- Tyranny & Mutation
Deep Purple -- Who Do We think We Are ("Woman From Tokyo" is on this album)
Aerosmith -- Aerosmith
Peter Frampton -- Frampton's Camel ("Do You Feel Like We Do" and "Lines on My Face" love it!!)
Wishbone Ash -- Wishbone Four
Chicago -- VI (just being honest)
Procol Harum -- Grand Hotel
Reliving those high school days!
Once of my all-time favorite albums from 1973 is Jackson Browne's "For Everyman." Oh, how I loved him--my son's name is Christopher Jackson. Queer, but I don't care. I'm seeing JB here in Las Vegas Saturday night--you can bet I'll be front and center!
How could I have forgotten "Dark Side of the Moon"?!?! I feel like a terrible music lover now. Ugh.
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