Wearing its crown well, ‘King & Queen’ saw Otis Redding team up with Carla Thomas for a laidback and playful album that included the hit single ‘Tramp.’
On his bestselling album ‘Against The Wind,' Bob Seger balanced thoughtful ballads with hellraising rock tunes to create a classic.
The final album recorded during Nick Drake’s lifetime, ‘Pink Moon’ is stark and foreboding – but traces of hope can be found in its lyrics.
A masterpiece in every sense, ‘Tell Mama’ sees Etta James singing with a depth of emotion that brings every single song to life.
With his second live album, Rob Zombie delivered a no-frills shock straight to the eardrums.
A watershed moment in hip-hop, ‘Things Fall Apart’ combined the raw energy of The Roots’ live shows with peerless production to birth a classic album.
Released on the cusp of a new millennium, ‘The Slim Shady LP’ found Eminem starting one of the greatest runs in hip-hop history.
Big Star drummer Jody Stephens helps us celebrate ‘Radio City’, the album that cemented the group as the archetypal cult band.
With their self-titled debut, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark lit the path towards an electronic future for pop music.
Released in 1977, Natalie Cole’s 'Unpredictable' documented the singer evolving into an accomplished, multi-faceted artist.
TYA's first UK Top 10 album charted on February 22, 1969, with a title that captured the mood of the times.
The Welsh singer's debut album followed her McCartney-produced single smash 'Those Were The Days.'
Attempting to build on the success of ‘Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone,’ The Temptations And Norman Whitfield created ‘Masterpiece’ in 1973.
Capturing the zeitgeist with unsettling, genre- and gender-blurring visions, ‘Maxinquaye’ introduced Tricky as a unique voice for a generation.
It was the 1974 record that provided the international awakening of the progressive masters.
The self-titled debut album by KISS deployed a seemingly endless supply of riffs and saw the group blitz the mainstream.
