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THE AYATOLLAH OF THE WOTW

May 20, 2015 01:28

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Best Albums of 1972 basementjoe May 22 2015, 19:18:52 UTC

Man, 1972 was another great year in rock music. I listened to about 45 albums from that year, and I only hated one of them! ("Faust So Far" by Faust) Not bad at all, although I did skip a Captain Beefhart album and a Can album, with full knowledge that I would dislike them. Anyway, here is my list for the year. Let me know what you dudes think.

Honorable Mention (Good to Very Good)
"Jackson Browne" - Jackson Browne; "Blue Oyster Cult" - Blue Oyster Cult; "Let's Stay Together" - Al Green; "Pink Moon" - Nick Drake; "Music of My Mind" - Stevie Wonder; "Thick as a Brick" - Jethro Tull; "America Eats Its Young" - Funkadelic; "Eagles" - Eagles; "#1 Record" - Big Star; "School's Out" - Alice Cooper; "Saint Dominic's Preview" - Van Morrison; "The Slider" - T. Rex; "Back Stabbers" - The O'Jays; "Close to the Edge" - Yes; "Foxtrot" - Genesis; "Caravanserai" - Santana; "I'm Still in Love With You" - Al Green; "Seventh Sojourn" - The Moody Blues; "The Magician's Birthday" - Uriah Heep

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Re: Best Albums of 1972 hitmanclark May 22 2015, 21:02:59 UTC

Love this! HARVEST! DEMONS & WIZARDS! TALKING BOOK! EXILE!

Not a Bowie fan, though I've never heard this album, but I love this list.

Re: Best Albums of 1972 thejawas May 23 2015, 00:32:12 UTC

Harvest is awesome! Has anyone here heard Neil's new stuff with Willy Nelson's sons? They are playing the last day of Milwaukee's Summerfest. I saw Neil on the H.O.R.D.E. Fest in 1997, so it was full-on Neil and Crazy Horse grunge distortion. Fantastic!

Re: Best Albums of 1972 cwo_sheriff May 23 2015, 10:09:31 UTC

You're from Wisconsin... Check out Trapper Schoepp & The Shades. Or anyone who's not from Wisconsin can too.

Re: Best Albums of 1972 thejawas May 23 2015, 20:12:31 UTC

I am from Wisconsin, but I haven't heard of them... yet.

Re: Best Albums of 1972 cwo_sheriff May 23 2015, 10:08:44 UTC

Listen to Ziggy Stardust, please! It's his best. "Starman" is awesome, you'll know "Moonage Daydream" from the snippet in Guardians of the Galaxy, "Suffragette City" is a classic rock radio staple, the rest are all solid too.

Re: Best Albums of 1972 cwo_sheriff May 23 2015, 10:03:01 UTC

I seriously thought about this at work on Friday afternoon... I wonder when the next albums report is coming.

HEY! You're a Uriah Peep now. :-?

And yes, that Bowie album is so awesome. His best!

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