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Give Em Enough Rope is an outstanding album. The Clash relocated to San Francisco to record it on a then relatively new 24 track board. Some of their best songs are on it like Stay Free , Safe European Home & Tommy Gun. It sounds incredible ! No sophomore slump & I saw the tour with Bo Diddley opening.
I would add: Led Zeppelin III - Led Zeppelin ... my favorite Zeppelin album (except for Out on the tiles) Dark Horse - George Harrison Red Rose Speedway (the 2 lp version) - Paul Mccartney & Wings ... everyone talks about Band on the Run, but I find this one underrated Band of Gypsies - Jimi Hendrix
For me, the most underrated 70s albums are (in no particular order, just the order they come to mind) 1. At Fillmore East - Allman Brothers Band 2. Sunflower - The Beach Boys 3. Diamond Dogs - David Bowie 4. Tumbleweed Connection - Elton John 5. New Morning - Bob Dylan 6. That’s The Way It Is - Elvis Presley 7. Cold Spring Harbor - Billy Joel 8. George Harrison self titled 9. The Psychomodo - Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel 10. Slade In Flame - Slade
That is still the first thing I think on all your videos….hope you can make it Larry..thanks for the shoutout..The Triple Dog Nights was good…I liked that Beefheart album a lot Larry…Lou Reed🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤮🤮🤮Grand Gunk..I gave up after the first four or five albums..good video Larry..
Always happy when Deaf School gets a mention. I got their first two records way back in the summer of '77 and loved them. The band shifted gears quite a bit on English Boys / Working Girls, and it took a while for me to appreciate it. But there are great songs on that album. Also, it's pronounced "ACK-oh-lades." Unless you're praising Dan Aykroyd, in which case your pronunciation would be correct.
I think Rough Mix by Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane is woefully underrated. Relaxed and charming, it contains some of Pete's best solo stuff and Annie is simply one of the most beautiful songs ever. Rick Danko's self titled album is another favorite. Loaded with guest appearances by Eric Clapton, Ronnie Wood, Doug Sahm, Blondie Chaplin and his four Band mates, it's filled with nice, low key tunes. There's a warmth to it that's infectious. I also want to mention They Only Come Out At Night by The Edgar Winter Group. I loved this album when I was a kid. I can still remember the look on my dad's face when he saw the cover. I dug it out a while ago and boy, the music still holds up. Great stuff.
All the Way From Memphis. forgot my six string razor...and hit the sky...half way to Memphis before I realized! Larry said, Rock n' Rollers, your all the same...
@@CSMuffin You're Never Alone With A Schizophrenic is his best solo album. He did an underrated tribute song to John Lennon called Old Records Never Die with The Clash as his backing band.
I love both Mirrors and Sally Can’t Dance. I wanted to give you some accolades for expanding your vocabulary today. I would say MC5’s High Time and the J. Geils Bands’ Ladies Invited are two great albums their fans often overlook. And The Who By Numbers, and The Kinks’ Misfits are two more.
Good vid! For BÖC’s Mirrors, I only really like In Thee and The Vigil. Tormato is fine, although I think we are gonna have to agree to disagree on Circus of Heaven 🤣
I liked BOC since I was a kid and have the majority of their albums. But I avoided Mirrors for a very long time on reputation alone. A couple years ago I found Mirrors for $4 in a bargain bin. I totally love it! Lesson learned on that one. 🤘
Always love these kinds of videos. I would borrow this idea for my video, but I don't think I would have enough underrated classic rock from the 70's to do so! 😉😂👍
been listening to Sally Can’t Dance and Street Hassle a lot… I also totally agree about Technical Ecstasy! I’m a little more lukewarm on Never Say Die but I still like that one too
3 Dog Night, lots hits, but that may have been their Achilles heel. Sold lots of singles, but to me they were not an album band. I never had one, and I can't remember any friends having any either, with the exception of the Greatest Hits. Had 21 straight singles released from 69-75 that hit the BIllboard top 40. Never heard of Deaf School. Love Tech X! Mirrors - definitely underrated. I have Golden Earrings entire discography, and Switch is my fav. I do love Survival, especially side 2, but my fav is a tie between the ST and E. Pluribus. And the Live Album stands on its own. Nice picks (except Lou Reed) Larry!
Three Dog Night had some great songs Larry and outstanding vocals,I have to admit I've never really listened to the Clash even though I've heard great things about the band,Grand Funk I liked briefly in the seventies but quickly grew tired of them,the Jam were very good and so was Dr.Feelgood,you should check them out. Bob
I haven't listened to Three Dog Night in ages! Will have to do that (and I have all of RUclips at my disposal). Also, I prefer Queen's Jazz to News of the World. Thanks, as always, from a fellow Canadian!
Finally someone who show some love to Tormato. Not their best álbum but it recieves so much hate. Maybe it is too commercial and less progressive, but it is a nice listen.
I absolutely love Sally Can't Dance! (But then again, I really love everything Lou Reed ever did.....well, except for MetalMachineMusic.....). I bought that 3DogNight album when it came out, and I still have it today and it is my favorite album of theirs. I never understood the lack of respect afforded to them. I discovered at least a dozen other great artists by way of 3DogNight covering their songs (including Randy Newman). And yes, The Spotlight Kid is an excellent album indeed. Once again, I never understood the lack of enthusiasm for that album either, even by those who claim to hate stuff like Trout Mask and Decals (which are my favorite Beefheart albums, haha!). I bought Tormato when it came out also and was kinda disappointed at the time after the mindblowing excellence of Going For The One, but......I still enjoy listening to it now and then because it has some really good songs like Madrigal, Onward, and On The Silent Wings of Freedom. And I love Survival by GFR (that soulful opening track Country Road always hooks me in and I love their take on Dave Mason's Feelin' Alright). Sorry to be so long-winded here, but you really picked some great choices, Larry!! Cheers. Jeff
An interesting list . I'm with you on Jazz and Give 'Em Enough Rope . Jealousy is my favourite on Jazz , and Safe European Home is my favourite on Rope . I'm also a fan of 3 Dog Night , although I only have a greatest hits album by them . Here's some others that I think are way underrated : The Who : The Who By Numbers Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes : Hearts of Stone. ( if you haven't heard this , correct that oversight immediately ) Cat Stevens : Catch Bull at Four Mike Oldfield : Guitars Procol Harum : Grand Hotel Little Feat : The Last Record Album Camel : Rain Dances I look forward to checking out Deaf School . Thanks for the recommendations !!
Been trying to give attention to the English band Family. They were very popular in the U.K. headlining many festivals and events, from 1968 to 1973 and made 7 great albums, all worth listening to.
I definitely have a few I would put on this list Pink Floyd’s animals is very underrated also Ted nugent state of shock is underrated I would definitely recommend some of the amboy dukes tooth fang and claw
Thanks for sharing, Good list of albums that are worth getting a tougher look at. Love Grand Funk Railroad, their first three records are terrific, cheers from Montreal
No, I'm not a fan of "Tormento" by Yes. I agree that Mirrors by Blue Oyster Cult & Switch by Golden Earring are great albums, or at least have some great songs on them.
Not sure if you've done it already Larry, but overrated classic rock albums from the 70s would definitely be a RUclips ratings grabber for ya. 👍 this was a good vid though. Keep rockin! 🤘
A very small channel i follow for about 5 years now, a presenter and very good painter, cartoonist - just got his channel deleted from RUclips, i think it's scandalous small hard working channels get treated this way. And RUclips still has the guts to ask viewers for money in order not to watch their ENDLESS dreadful adverts.
Mirrors by BOC is their most 2:46 underrated album by far. The single that it had "Moon Crazy" is maybe the weakest track. Explains a bit why it was overlooked.
Good video. Technical Ecstasy and Jazz are very good albums. For me, Vol 4 - Black Sabbath, Houses of the Holy and III - Led Zeppelin, Tanks - T Rex, Sad Wings of Destiny - Judas Priest and, as another person mentioned, Powerage - AC/DC are underrated 70s albums by the general classic rock fans, imo. 👍🏽.
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It was not hip to be a singles band in the 70s. 3 Dog was the best of the decade. And they did not desecrate Otis Redding nearly as badly as Michael Bolton or the Black Crowes. Definitely HOFers. Plus, one of the singers (Negron) was one of the only two recorded instances of someone literally busting a nut servicing a groupie (Eno was the other). And they got the phrase "Shit no! " into a #1 hit (Mama Told Me"). Randy Newman once thanked them for putting his kid through college with the royalties from that one.
Hi Larry nice video enjoyed it, my favorite underrated classic rock albums are both by my beloved golden earring the albums switch and to the hilt are very underrated imo 👍✌️
Haven’t listened to tomato since the 80s I’ll have to reconnect ( just forgot about it). My favourite underrated album ( in fact one of my favourite albums by anyone) is the almost completely overlooked- KILLER by ALICE COOPER- it’s brilliant without a filler track anywhere- there following album was a big hit here in the U.K. And also in the USA ( billion dollar babies) a good album but can’t understand why the previous is always overlooked??? If you haven’t it’s worth a listen = my fav track = halo of flies , 🇬🇧👍.
Hey! How come you don’t like Thin Lizzy ? You should check them out if you haven’t already. Very underrated band. Tormato by Yes is my least favorite album by them. It’s a stinker. Keep up the entertaining videos!
Glad you mentioned Spotlight Kid that has some great bluesy tracks and is more accessible than most Beefheart. Never liked Jazz that was the end of the road for me buying Queen albums. And why is it called Jazz? There's no Jazz on it. It's like John Denver calling his album Heavy Metal.
I'm surprised you made no mention of arguably not only one of the greatest Canadian guitarists but of all guitarists back in the '70's who still hardly gets the proper respect he truly deserved on any LP he put out. That being "Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush" my friend. Unless you personally were never a fan of MR I'll understand & give you a pass. However if you dig Frank's music then you should already know the natural gifted talent Frank had. Marino was born to play the guitar, no bout a doubt it. And I'm far from being one of those fan freaks who you can't reason with no matter how hard you try. Still I can't ignore some of the jams they put out back in the day. The Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Live LP in 1978 is criminally overlooked to a lot of rock fans of music. The dude was a little short of a 6-pack & eccentric ways of dealing with sh!t to others around him. I'm just saying... +Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+ 🤘😉🤘
I would just like to mention one great, great album from the early 70's which I feel is soooo underrated: Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship's "Blows Against the Empire". Great songs, great vocals, great guitar work from Jerry Garcia, etc.
Great video! I’d say that at least compared to their other albums, Led Zep 3 is a bit underrated. Also, I would be really curious to see how your Spotify wrapped 2023 looks like. I got the Beatles at no. 1 and I am apparently in the top 0.1% of their Spotify listeners
Clearly, Corey is ahead of his time and also way behind his time. I should do his last album for my "Does This Album Suck?" series, but I already think I know the answer, plus I don't like headaches.
Good list. I was expecting to see Topographic Oceans. When it came out some critic said this is the Yes album that will separate the casual fans from the real ones. Very underrated, but I can see why it's not for everyone. Larry and I both love it. Tormato? I hate the cover. I'll stop there (sorry Larry). The Sabbath album, I was disappointed in. BOC? Some fine lads from Long Island. Solid releases, top to bottom. And last butt not least, those Fat Bottom Girls rock my world! The song, the song. :)
*The Three Dog Night album I mention is from June of 1969, but any of their later albums from the early 70's are great.*
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Give Em Enough Rope is an outstanding album. The Clash relocated to San Francisco to record it on a then relatively new 24 track board. Some of their best songs are on it like Stay Free , Safe European Home & Tommy Gun. It sounds incredible ! No sophomore slump & I saw the tour with Bo Diddley opening.
I would add:
Led Zeppelin III - Led Zeppelin ... my favorite Zeppelin album (except for Out on the tiles)
Dark Horse - George Harrison
Red Rose Speedway (the 2 lp version) - Paul Mccartney & Wings ... everyone talks about Band on the Run, but I find this one underrated
Band of Gypsies - Jimi Hendrix
Yes, I sometimes try and do non-Beatles related videos, otherwise Red Rose Speedway would be chosen for sure. I think it's an excellent album!
For me, the most underrated 70s albums are (in no particular order, just the order they come to mind)
1. At Fillmore East - Allman Brothers Band
2. Sunflower - The Beach Boys
3. Diamond Dogs - David Bowie
4. Tumbleweed Connection - Elton John
5. New Morning - Bob Dylan
6. That’s The Way It Is - Elvis Presley
7. Cold Spring Harbor - Billy Joel
8. George Harrison self titled
9. The Psychomodo - Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel
10. Slade In Flame - Slade
That is still the first thing I think on all your videos….hope you can make it Larry..thanks for the shoutout..The Triple Dog Nights was good…I liked that Beefheart album a lot Larry…Lou Reed🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤮🤮🤮Grand Gunk..I gave up after the first four or five albums..good video Larry..
That was funny, Glen! 😂 I need to hear more of your wonderful humor!
Glen has humor? I must investigate this further! :D
@@CSMuffin It's very subtle!
@@morrisgautreau6704 Glen's humor is so subtle that sometimes it isn't even there! :D
For me the most underrated rock album from the 70s is Powerage by AC/DC. It’s also my favourite from the Bon Scott Era 👍. xxx
...and Keith Richards favorite AC/DC album!
Agree with you about Powerage although AC/DC fans don’t underrate it. It’s my favourite of theirs from any era 👍🏽
And Eddie Van Halen's favorite AC/DC album as well.
I love the Queen ‘Jazz’ album, it’s very underrated! My favourite track from it is ‘Jealousy’.
Always happy when Deaf School gets a mention. I got their first two records way back in the summer of '77 and loved them. The band shifted gears quite a bit on English Boys / Working Girls, and it took a while for me to appreciate it. But there are great songs on that album. Also, it's pronounced "ACK-oh-lades." Unless you're praising Dan Aykroyd, in which case your pronunciation would be correct.
I started listening to captain beefheart because of you Larry. I love his albums. Thanks Larry.
That is great, thanks for checking him out!
From Golden Earring I bought their album Cut when it was released and I think is very underrated too. Great band.
I think Rough Mix by Pete Townshend and Ronnie Lane is woefully underrated. Relaxed and charming, it contains some of Pete's best solo stuff and Annie is simply one of the most beautiful songs ever. Rick Danko's self titled album is another favorite. Loaded with guest appearances by Eric Clapton, Ronnie Wood, Doug Sahm, Blondie Chaplin and his four Band mates, it's filled with nice, low key tunes. There's a warmth to it that's infectious. I also want to mention They Only Come Out At Night by The Edgar Winter Group. I loved this album when I was a kid. I can still remember the look on my dad's face when he saw the cover. I dug it out a while ago and boy, the music still holds up. Great stuff.
I also love Rough Mix! Underrated and excellent
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Every album no matter what year or decade that Ian Hunter releases is underrated in my opinion.
I have his debut, which is great and need to check out more of his work for sure.
All the Way From Memphis. forgot my six string razor...and hit the sky...half way to Memphis before I realized! Larry said, Rock n' Rollers, your all the same...
@@CSMuffin You're Never Alone With A Schizophrenic is his best solo album. He did an underrated tribute song to John Lennon called Old Records Never Die with The Clash as his backing band.
3 dog is a forgotten gem of a group ,i'm 59:and remember them when they dominated radio. now rediscovering
I love both Mirrors and Sally Can’t Dance. I wanted to give you some accolades for expanding your vocabulary today.
I would say MC5’s High Time and the J. Geils Bands’ Ladies Invited are two great albums their fans often overlook. And The Who By Numbers, and The Kinks’ Misfits are two more.
Good vid! For BÖC’s Mirrors, I only really like In Thee and The Vigil. Tormato is fine, although I think we are gonna have to agree to disagree on Circus of Heaven 🤣
Jazz is a great album. I have a bad case of accoloids every so often so i relate.
I liked BOC since I was a kid and have the majority of their albums. But I avoided Mirrors for a very long time on reputation alone. A couple years ago I found Mirrors for $4 in a bargain bin. I totally love it! Lesson learned on that one. 🤘
Always love these kinds of videos. I would borrow this idea for my video, but I don't think I would have enough underrated classic rock from the 70's to do so! 😉😂👍
been listening to Sally Can’t Dance and Street Hassle a lot… I also totally agree about Technical Ecstasy! I’m a little more lukewarm on Never Say Die but I still like that one too
Yes, I think Side 1 of Never Say Die is great but Side 2 is not quite as good for sure.
Tormato is in my top five Yes albums. And I love "Circus of Heaven." It is a beautiful song and I feel sad for those who cannot appreciate it.
Those early ELO albums are very interesting. It's crazy how tuned in Jeff Lynne became once the 70s gained steam.
It’s “accolades” not “accoloids” sorry to nitpick.
I guess a few albums are Going for the One, Fireball, and London Town.
Its good to know that the local English/grammar Professor is amoung Larry's biggest fans!
3 Dog Night, lots hits, but that may have been their Achilles heel. Sold lots of singles, but to me they were not an album band. I never had one, and I can't remember any friends having any either, with the exception of the Greatest Hits. Had 21 straight singles released from 69-75 that hit the BIllboard top 40. Never heard of Deaf School. Love Tech X! Mirrors - definitely underrated. I have Golden Earrings entire discography, and Switch is my fav. I do love Survival, especially side 2, but my fav is a tie between the ST and E. Pluribus. And the Live Album stands on its own. Nice picks (except Lou Reed) Larry!
Larry what’s your opinion on the group Boston. I can’t remember you talking about them. You probably did though.😂
I loved their first album when it came out but lost interest in them after that.
This review is great ! 😊
Three Dog Night had some great songs Larry and outstanding vocals,I have to admit I've never really listened to the Clash even though I've heard great things about the band,Grand Funk I liked briefly in the seventies but quickly grew tired of them,the Jam were very good and so was Dr.Feelgood,you should check them out. Bob
You should react to The Rolling Stones List of Top 100 Album covers.
I haven't listened to Three Dog Night in ages! Will have to do that (and I have all of RUclips at my disposal). Also, I prefer Queen's Jazz to News of the World. Thanks, as always, from a fellow Canadian!
‘Suitable For Framing’ is one year away from being a ‘70s album.
Dang it. I'd choose any of their other early 70's albums then, they are all great. Thanks!
Finally someone who show some love to Tormato. Not their best álbum but it recieves so much hate. Maybe it is too commercial and less progressive, but it is a nice listen.
Yes, it's a great album, not boring at all.
Three Dog Night, definitely underrated. Featuring Calgarian Floyd Sneed (RIP) on drums!
People think you are a little unhinged! But that's why we like you :)
Yes but you can't believe everything joemayo says😂
I absolutely love Sally Can't Dance! (But then again, I really love everything Lou Reed ever did.....well, except for MetalMachineMusic.....). I bought that 3DogNight album when it came out, and I still have it today and it is my favorite album of theirs. I never understood the lack of respect afforded to them. I discovered at least a dozen other great artists by way of 3DogNight covering their songs (including Randy Newman). And yes, The Spotlight Kid is an excellent album indeed. Once again, I never understood the lack of enthusiasm for that album either, even by those who claim to hate stuff like Trout Mask and Decals (which are my favorite Beefheart albums, haha!). I bought Tormato when it came out also and was kinda disappointed at the time after the mindblowing excellence of Going For The One, but......I still enjoy listening to it now and then because it has some really good songs like Madrigal, Onward, and On The Silent Wings of Freedom. And I love Survival by GFR (that soulful opening track Country Road always hooks me in and I love their take on Dave Mason's Feelin' Alright). Sorry to be so long-winded here, but you really picked some great choices, Larry!! Cheers. Jeff
Thanks Jeff! You need to join one of our live chats sometime. I'll make room for you by kicking Glen off the show, ha ha!
An interesting list .
I'm with you on Jazz and Give 'Em Enough Rope .
Jealousy is my favourite on Jazz , and Safe European Home is my favourite on Rope .
I'm also a fan of 3 Dog Night , although I only have a greatest hits album by them .
Here's some others that I think are way underrated :
The Who : The Who By Numbers
Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes : Hearts of Stone. ( if you haven't heard this , correct that oversight immediately )
Cat Stevens : Catch Bull at Four
Mike Oldfield : Guitars
Procol Harum : Grand Hotel
Little Feat : The Last Record Album
Camel : Rain Dances
I look forward to checking out Deaf School .
Thanks for the recommendations !!
Been trying to give attention to the English band Family. They were very popular in the U.K. headlining many festivals and events, from 1968 to 1973 and made 7 great albums, all worth listening to.
Can’t wait to sample these albums! Nice job!
I enjoyed this, Larry. Looking forward to another rant! I feel like I could make one myself, but no one would be very interested!💁🏻♀️🤭
I had totally forgotten about Deaf School. Thanks for the reminder.Keep up the good work.
I definitely have a few I would put on this list Pink Floyd’s animals is very underrated also Ted nugent state of shock is underrated I would definitely recommend some of the amboy dukes tooth fang and claw
I love the "Mirrors" and "Tormato" albums too!
Thanks for sharing, Good list of albums that are worth getting a tougher look at. Love Grand Funk Railroad, their first three records are terrific, cheers from Montreal
I bought 3 dog Knights greatest hits that does it for me. One of my all time favorite american bands
RE: 3DN; it's my understanding that 2 of the members were Canadian (Cory Wells & 1 other whose my name I 4got).
No, I'm not a fan of "Tormento" by Yes.
I agree that Mirrors by Blue Oyster Cult & Switch by Golden Earring are great albums, or at least have some great songs on them.
Not sure if you've done it already Larry, but overrated classic rock albums from the 70s would definitely be a RUclips ratings grabber for ya. 👍 this was a good vid though. Keep rockin! 🤘
A very small channel i follow for about 5 years now, a presenter and very good painter, cartoonist - just got his channel deleted from RUclips, i think it's scandalous small hard working channels get treated this way. And RUclips still has the guts to ask viewers for money in order not to watch their ENDLESS dreadful adverts.
Mirrors by BOC is their most 2:46 underrated album by far. The single that it had "Moon Crazy" is maybe the weakest track. Explains a bit why it was overlooked.
Good video. Technical Ecstasy and Jazz are very good albums. For me, Vol 4 - Black Sabbath, Houses of the Holy and III - Led Zeppelin, Tanks - T Rex, Sad Wings of Destiny - Judas Priest and, as another person mentioned, Powerage - AC/DC are underrated 70s albums by the general classic rock fans, imo. 👍🏽.
Agreed about 'Tormato', 'Don't Kill The Whale' is one of my favourite songs by anyone. killer keyboard riff.
" Agressive " really was the word i was looking for, to describe RUclips's attitude towards very small creators that don't bring in enough money ! I think it will get much worse...
Greetings
It was not hip to be a singles band in the 70s. 3 Dog was the best of the decade. And they did not desecrate Otis Redding nearly as badly as Michael Bolton or the Black Crowes. Definitely HOFers. Plus, one of the singers (Negron) was one of the only two recorded instances of someone literally busting a nut servicing a groupie (Eno was the other). And they got the phrase "Shit no! " into a #1 hit (Mama Told Me"). Randy Newman once thanked them for putting his kid through college with the royalties from that one.
Hi Larry nice video enjoyed it, my favorite underrated classic rock albums are both by my beloved golden earring the albums switch and to the hilt are very underrated imo 👍✌️
Yes, Tormato is my favorite album by Yes. I could never understand why it didn't get much love. Love the bass intro to Circus.
Haven’t listened to tomato since the 80s I’ll have to reconnect ( just forgot about it). My favourite underrated album ( in fact one of my favourite albums by anyone) is the almost completely overlooked- KILLER by ALICE COOPER- it’s brilliant without a filler track anywhere- there following album was a big hit here in the U.K. And also in the USA ( billion dollar babies) a good album but can’t understand why the previous is always overlooked??? If you haven’t it’s worth a listen = my fav track = halo of flies , 🇬🇧👍.
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Hey Larry. Good countdown. I love Jazz and think it’s a super album. My fav song is Mustaffa. So funny. All the best. Dave✅✅
Hey! How come you don’t like Thin Lizzy ? You should check them out if you haven’t already. Very underrated band. Tormato by Yes is my least favorite album by them. It’s a stinker. Keep up the entertaining videos!
I love arriving ufo from Tormato
Glad you mentioned Spotlight Kid that has some great bluesy tracks and is more accessible than most Beefheart. Never liked Jazz that was the end of the road for me buying Queen albums. And why is it called Jazz? There's no Jazz on it. It's like John Denver calling his album Heavy Metal.
I'm surprised you made no mention of arguably not only one of the greatest Canadian guitarists but of all guitarists back in the '70's who still hardly gets the proper respect he truly deserved on any LP he put out. That being "Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush" my friend. Unless you personally were never a fan of MR I'll understand & give you a pass. However if you dig Frank's music then you should already know the natural gifted talent Frank had. Marino was born to play the guitar, no bout a doubt it. And I'm far from being one of those fan freaks who you can't reason with no matter how hard you try. Still I can't ignore some of the jams they put out back in the day. The Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Live LP in 1978 is criminally overlooked to a lot of rock fans of music. The dude was a little short of a 6-pack & eccentric ways of dealing with sh!t to others around him. I'm just saying... +Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul My Friend+ 🤘😉🤘
I just never got into the band, but I know he is very well respected and a great guitarist. I was just watching videos on Mahogany Rush the other day.
I would just like to mention one great, great album from the early 70's which I feel is soooo underrated: Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship's "Blows Against the Empire". Great songs, great vocals, great guitar work from Jerry Garcia, etc.
Yes, great album. I rated and reviewed it highly in a CD exchange with Glen a few months back.
Great video! I’d say that at least compared to their other albums, Led Zep 3 is a bit underrated.
Also, I would be really curious to see how your Spotify wrapped 2023 looks like. I got the Beatles at no. 1 and I am apparently in the top 0.1% of their Spotify listeners
Ok I just saw it now on facebook, nevermind
Great wrapped!
I'll be doing a full video of my Spotify wrap at some point. Thanks.
Ummmm what about the new Corey Feldman album on clear vinyl 😳
Clearly, Corey is ahead of his time and also way behind his time. I should do his last album for my "Does This Album Suck?" series, but I already think I know the answer, plus I don't like headaches.
I'm a fan of Tormato. Though I often skip Circus of Heaven. The rest is very good.
Good list. I was expecting to see Topographic Oceans. When it came out some critic said this is the Yes album that will separate the casual fans from the real ones. Very underrated, but I can see why it's not for everyone. Larry and I both love it. Tormato? I hate the cover. I'll stop there (sorry Larry). The Sabbath album, I was disappointed in. BOC? Some fine lads from Long Island. Solid releases, top to bottom. And last butt not least, those Fat Bottom Girls rock my world! The song, the song. :)
Not underrated but under known, Parish Hall, self titled lp 1970