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A
classic album which in many ways was way before its time. Pink Floyd were really on a
creative high in this period. About Pink Floyd |
2. The Eagles: Desperado
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Second album
from The Eagles and still a mix between folk, country and rock. The title track remains
one of their greatest classics. About The Eagles |
3. The Doobie Brothers: The
Captain And Me
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"Long Train Running" is one of the songs that have kept Doobie Brothers in people's minds today. The album contains the same type of songs. |
4. America: Hat Trick
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Another fine album from America were they're really developing their sound and production. |
5. Roxy Music: For Your Pleasure
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With two releases this
year, Roxy Music were filled with creative and productive energy. About Roxy Music |
6. Roxy Music: Stranded
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Another Roxy
Music album with "Street Life" as the primary chart boost. About Roxy Music |
7. Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells
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The classic debut album from Mike Oldfield which, for many, remains his best ever. There was really something new to be found here. |
8. Steve Miller Band: The Joker
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The title track is a classic and the album contains much blues rock of the same kind. |
9. Elton John: Goodbye Yellow
Brick Road
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Elton John still on a creative high. So what if he looked ridiculous... |
10. Jackson Browne: For Everyman
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Another very personal album from Jackson Browne. |
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