Best Album of 1972

[SanguineRemedy]

Yeah, maybe my favorite from Bowie too. I think the early 70s is just the best time of music ever..

 

[Nai Noswad]

When you dissect it.. even the pop songs were good!

 

[Nai Noswad]

 

[Nai Noswad]

^^Terry Dactyl is actually Jona Lewie!

 

[Magic]

I’m sticking with Machine Head but 1972 was such a pivotal year with A LOT of timeless classics and albums I consider essential listening…..

Toulouse Street
Argus
Exile on Main Street
No Secrets
School’s Out
Jackson Browne
Vol. 4
Eat a Peach
Foxtrot
Thick as a Brick
Transformer
Pink Moon
Superfly
Talking Book
Close to the Edge
The Slider
Demons & Wizards
Trilogy
………….

 

[Magic]

When you dissect it.. even the pop songs were good!

Same goes for R & B

 

[Nai Noswad]

Same goes for R & B

Right on!
... this takes me back to '72 and those Catholic disco hops in the Cathedral Hall.

 

[APageMark]

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Terry Dactyl and the Dinosaurs. Like Pete Moss and the Fertilizers! Bolt Upright and the Erections!

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Amazingly, in my hundreds of ripped albums I only have three 1972 releases. Must have been a strange year.

All good ones though: Captain Beyond-Captain Beyond, Ides Of March-World Woven and the uber-classic Uriah Heep-Demons & Wizards.

I'd put Demons & Wizards up against damn near any 70's era album.

 

[Magic]

Amazingly, in my hundreds of ripped albums I only have three 1972 releases. Must have been a strange year.

All good ones though: Captain Beyond-Captain Beyond, Ides Of March-World Woven and the uber-classic Uriah Heep-Demons & Wizards.

I'd put Demons & Wizards up against damn near any 70's era album.

Agreed! But Machine Head is still my top pick