Thomas Kintner, Author at Best Classic Bands

The album defined him as an iconoclast comfortable on his own path, which he would follow in singular fashion for decades to come.

Although it’s fully satisfying on its own, the 1980 album, the most successful of his solo releases, has been called a Who record that never was.

Their speedy ascent was fueled by a landmark debut that made an immediate splash with critics and listeners, but it was more than a hit record.

The band’s 1986 release was their second to reach #1 thanks to four Top 10 singles.

Equal parts ambitious and meticulous, the band’s 1972 best-seller is a smartly produced collage whose appeals remain undimmed.

The album was the band’s greatest success but with the members no longer on the same page, it was also the beginning of the end.

After her first four albums, followers of country-rock knew there was something special about her. On her fifth, they found out what it was

Noteworthy for its scope and ambition, the album was justifiably rewarded with worldwide success that took Nilsson to the next level of stardom.

Their unexpected union was a landmark combining an array of distinctive voices into something no individual could create alone.

For their fourth LP, ELO moved past the uncertainties of their early years and took listeners on a journey into the future

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