#1 Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. (Pretty big gap) Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks Queen - Night at the Opera Camel - Snow Goose Black Sabbath - Sabotage Rainbow - Rainbow
Pete Pardo, I have a great idea for another series of shows. Instead of ranking the albums... ranking the tracks on a classic album. You could start with Rumours by Fleetwood Mac and invite two or three of your guests to make it an interesting in depth talk about an album we all know (except from Chris Alo). Plenty of classic albums to cover on the following shows...
1- Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti 2- Deep Purple- Come Taste the Band 3- Rainbow- Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow 4- Black Sabbath- Sabotage 5- Queen- A Night at the Opera HM’s 6- Uriah Heep- Return to Fantasy 7- Robin Trower- For Earth Below 8- Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic 9- Jeff Beck- Blow by Blow 10- Bad Company- Straight Shooter 11- Tommy Bolin- Teaser 12- Mahogany Rush- Strange Universe
Physical Graffiti is the sound of four other worldly musicians playing at their ultimate peak-it stands alone and eternally reaffirms what mankind is capable of.......yeah, it's pretty good! Led Zep documentary coming SOON!
Im not gonna lie after the fourth album i stopped listening to zeppelin. And 3 is my favorite. The acoustic one. Ive never listened to physical graffiti. Never once. Not sure why i havent.
Well said, Ian! The diversity and dazzling musicianship by ALL four is astounding! In my less than humble estimation, Physical Graffiti is quite simply the very peak of rock and roll! Zep could feature kazoos and it would still shit on most bands from a mile high! My niece just gave me the remastered vinyl edition for my b-day....God, I love her!
Takeaways from tonight's episode: 1. Chris, Ryan, Steve, Sydney and Butch along with Martin Popoff in the house 2. Chris has never listened to Fleetwood Mac's "Rumors" !?! 3. Sydney bought her crappy copy of her Alice Cooper album at Rock Fantasy... 4. "There's 'ol Handsome Dick" 5. Tony Iommi may have stolen Chris' copy of Sabotage... 6. Butch has never watched the movie "Jaws" !?! 7. "A lot of Goblin out there..." 8. There's actually a band named Goblin Cock. Who knew?! 9. "...my favorite album from a band that has about 400 billion albums..." 10. "As normal, I found a way to cheat"... 11. ZZ Top: The forgotten band of the Hudson Valley Squares... 12. Ryan's little face licking dog appears at the 1 hour 1 minute and 14 second mark... 13. "Ryan keeps his dog on a low salt diet" 14. Turns out that Chris's Sabotage album was right under his nose all along... 15. "...good drinking album" 16. "That guy looked like a fucking pixie from the Harry Potter movies"
You forgot the comments at the end from Sydney and Chris. Sydney wishes she had as quick a wit as Chris does and Chris replied that his wit can get in him into trouble too. At 1:05:00 mark.
1)Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 2)Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog 3)Fleetwood Mac - Self Titled 4)Foghat - Fool For The City 5)Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
1. AC/DC - TNT 2. KISS - Dressed To Kill 3. Black Sabbath - Sabotage 4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 5. UFO - Force It honorable mentions: ZZ Top - Fandango! Heart - Dreamboat Annie April Wine - Stand Back Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare Rush - Fly By Night etc etc.
1. Kiss - Dressed to Kill 2. Kansas - Song for America 3. Sweet - Desolation Boulevard 4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 5. Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery
Toys In The Attic - Aerosmith Sabotage - Black Sabbath Hair of The Dog - Nazareth Blow By Blow - Jeff Beck Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin Honorable mention: Come Taste The Band - Deep Purple, Against The Grain - Rory Gallagher, Ian Hunter s/t
1. Scorpions - In Trance 2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 3. Kiss - Alive! 4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Grafitti 5. UFO - Force It Honourable Mentions: A Night At The Opera; Sabotage
Great year for Rock albums. These 5 rocked MY world!! 1. Black Sabbath- Sabotage 2. Ted Nugent- Ted Nugent 3. Styx- Equinox 4. Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti 5. Foghat- Fool For The City
Amazing stuff. 1975 was such a packed year so loved to see all of your picks. A truly fantastic year for hard rock especially. My picks for hard rock/metal 1. Led Zeppelin-physical graffiti 2. Black Sabbath-sabotage 3. Aerosmith-toys in the attic 4. Rush-fly by night 5. Rainbow-rainbow Honorable mentions Pink floyd-wish you were here Rush-caress of steel Golden earring-switch Acdc-high voltage Hawkwind-warrior on the edge of time Robin trower-for earth below Deep purple-come taste the band Scorpions-in trance Ufo-force it Moxy-moxy
5. In Trance - Scorpions 4. Hair of the Dog - Nazareth 3. Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith 2. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd 1. Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Mine are 1. Sabotage-Black Sabbath 2. On Your Feet Or On Your Knees-Blue Oyster Cult 3. Physical Graffiti-Led Zeppelin 4. Force It-UFO 5. For Earth Below-Robin Tower Honorable Mention Rainbow-Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Toys In The Attic-Aerosmith Ted Nugent-Ted Nugent Fool For The City-Foghat In Trance-Scorpions
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti and Black Sabbath - Sabotage are above of all in this year, the two are in my top 10 of all time. 3- Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow 4- Neil Young - Zuma 5- Patti Smith - Horses 6- Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks 7- Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic 8- Thin lizzy - Fighting 9-Frank Zappa - One Size fits All 10- David Bowie- Young Americans
1. Rainbow- Ritchie Blackmore' s Rainbow 2. Black Sabbath - Sabatoge 3. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 4. Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic 5. Ted Nugent - Self titled HM's 1. Pink Floyd - Wish You We're Here 2. Robin Trower - For Earth Below 3. Montrose - Montrose! 4. STYX - Equinox 5. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog Last but not least...ZZ Top - Fandango. RIP Dusty Hill.🙏
My 5 top favorite albums of 1975 1 - Black Sabbath - Sabotage 2 - Scorpions - In Trance 3 - KISS - Dressed To Kill 4 - Deep Purple - Come and taste the Band 5 - Golden Earring - Switch
1. Status Quo - On The Level 2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 3. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 4. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic 5. Queen - A Night At The Opera
Some of my favorites: Elton John - Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy and Rock of the Westies Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Queen - A Night At The Opera Fleetwood Mac - self titled Eagles - One of These Nights ELO - Face the Music
THE WHO - By Numbers Tommy Bolin - Teaser Nazareth - Hair of the Dog KISS - Dressed to Kill ZZ TOP - Fandango Frampton - Self Titled Gary Wright - Dream Weaver Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis? Roxy Music - Siren Crosby & Nash - Wind on the Water Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma Neil Young - Tonight's the Night Eagles - One of These Nights Elton John - Rock of The Westies & Captain Fantastic . . . . .
• Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith • Fly By Night - Rush • A Night at the Opera - Queen • Song for America / Masque - Kansas • Fighting - Thin Lizzy Honorable Mentions: • One of These Nights - Eagles • Journey - Journey • On Your Feet or On Your Knees - Blue Öyster Cult • Fool for the City - Foghat • Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Rainbow • Force It - UFO • Sabotage - Black Sabbath • Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin • For Earth Below - Robin Trower • Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent • Angel - Angel • No Reservations - Blackfoot
I gradated from high school in '75, so very hard to do. Dozens of Honorable Mentions as well. Black Sabbath "Sabotage" Led Zeppelin "Physical Graffiti" Queen "A Night at The Opera" Styx "Equinox" Pink Floyd “Wish You Were Here” Out of almost 40 honorable mentions, I had to include these, in no particular order: Zappa "One Size Fits All" Jethro Tull "Minstrel In The Gallery" Ambrosia "Ambrosia" Robin Trower "For Earth Below" Tangerine Dream "Rubycon" ELO "Face The Music" Bad Company "Straight Shooter" Important to note: Over time many of my Honorable Mentions have become some of my top, favorite albums of all time, but at the time of their release I was not as into them as I became after the fact.
Top 5 in no particular order: LZ - Physical Graffiti, DP - Come Taste the Band, Springsteen - Born to Run, Thin Lizzy - Fighting, Peter Hammill - Nadir's Big Chance
I’ve picked these albums as I still love the songs 5. One of these Nights - Eagles 4. Dressed to Kill - Kiss 3. Fandango - ZZ Top 2. TNT - AC/DC 1. Night at the Opera - Queen
Wow, another amazing year when you start looking at it! Great picks from everyone as always. I found myself using some of the same albums as I did in my Prog list for ‘75 so I tried to boot out anything that wasn’t very heavy. Still, most of these albums also aren’t heavy the whole way through, they have a lot of Hard Rock elements. My top 5: Black Sabbath - Sabotage Thin Lizzy - Fighting Scorpions - In Trance Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare Budgie - Bandolier Honourable Mentions: Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow Rush - Caress of Steel Robin Trower - For Earth Below Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery Neil Merryweather - Kryptonite Queen - A Night at the Opera Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Mahogany Rush - Strange Universe Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff Rush - Fly by Night Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time UFO - Force it Trettioåriga Kriget - Krigssång Manfred Mann’s Earth Band - Nightingales & Bombers Golden Earring - Switch Deep Purple - Come Taste the Band Kansas - Masque King Crimson - USA Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma Armageddon - Armageddon Blue Öyster Cult - On Your Feet or On Your Knees Kiss - Dressed to Kill Råg I Ryggen - Råg I Ryggen El Reloj - El Reloj ZZ Top - Fandango!
1975 was quite a year of big albums! Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Bob Marley, Roxy Music, Patti Smith, and of course Bruce Springsteen’s big breakthrough.
1) Mahavishnu Orchestra - Visions Of The Emerald Beyond 2) Return To Forever - No Mystery 3) Earth, Wind, & Fire - That’s The Way Of The World 4) Miles Davis - Pangaea 5) Weather Report - Tale Spinnin
1. Queen - A Night at the Opera 2. Pink Floyd - Wish You were here 3. BÖC - On your feet... 4. Rocky Horror Picture Show 5. Tommy Bolin - Teaser 6. Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 7. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 8. Neil Young - Tonight's The night 9. Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial 10.Kraftwerk - Radioactivity
Another great episode everyone! My top 5 1. Thin Lizzy-Fighting 2. ACDC-TNT 3. Black Sabbath-Sabotage 4. Led Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti 5. Fleetwood Mac
I'm picking just from the releases I own in order from 1 to 5: 1. Aerosmith: Toys In The Attic( Choice Track: You See Me Crying) 2. Rush: Fly By Night( Choice Track: Fly By Night) 3. Kiss: Alive!( Choice Track: Rock & Roll All Night) 4. Black Sabbath: Sabotage( Choice Track: The Writ) 5. Bad Company: Straight Shooter( Choice Track: Good Loving Gone Bad) Honorable Mention: Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run( Choice Track: Born To Run) I give the entire crew props for their picks, especially Sydney. Love the diversity in your album picks. It makes the channel fun to watch.
1975: 1. Queen - A Night At The Opera 2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 3.Camel - Music Inspired By The Snow Goose 4. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic 5. Renaissance - Scheherazade And Other Stories
Great year. My selection for 1975 is: 1. Black Sabbath - Sabotage 2. Budgie - Bandolier 3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog 4. Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time 5. Scorpions - In Trance Honorable mentions: 6. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Nuthin' Fancy 7. Thin Lizzy - Fighting 8. Rainbow - RBs Rainbow
1. Black Sabbath: " Sabotage ", 2. Led Zeppelin: "Physical Graffiti", 3. Thin Lizzy : " Fighting", 4. UFO: " Force It ", 5. Rush: " Fly By Night . Dishonorable Mentions: Alice Cooper: " Welcome To My Nightmare", Frank Zappa: " Bongo Fury " , The Who: " Who By Numbers" , Hawkwind: " Warrior On The Edge Of Time", Budgie: " Bandolier".
@@MochaDaisy8645 Thank You! I was just being a little flippant in subbing the word / antiphrasis; "dishonorable" for, honorable. I really love the albums on my "dishonorable mentions" list as well.
One Size Fits All is an extraordinary album, probably Zappa's best overall. Since you like Bongo Fury, it is a must listen if you have not heard it. Bongo Fury seems to be underated, about half of it is amazing, some of the best live performances ever, my favorite after One Size.
@@MochaDaisy8645 I have both - I prefer Bongo Fury, mainly because The Captain is on it - Hot Rats is my favourite Zappa album , although... it's not just because of the Captain's appearance on Steamboat Willie The Pimp, still, I really wish Zappa and Beefheart had made a few albums together, they're both alphas so... it would have been impossible in the long term - Beefheart being the more inflexible and disagreeable of the two, I think....
@@ethosardour2320 : I have and LOVE both, and I realize they were both put out in 1975 - I do slightly prefer Bongo Fury because of the Captain being involved. I think I've fallen into Pete's habit of not naming more than one band or performer's album(s) on any given subject, genre, or year - it's a good policy, really .
@@MochaDaisy8645 : Frank also edited/added in fragments of live performances into his " studio albums " - most of his studio albums are these odd hybrids of live and studio recordings. "We're Only In It For The Money ", is superb - it's my second favourite Mothers' album ( "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" is my fave Mothers cd ). Frank has an odd and varied catalogue , I tend to favour the late 60's early 70's material ( 66 - 75 ) , but I also really enjoy the Steve Vai era . I can sometimes obsess on the " Thing Fish " album. The Flo and Eddie period is a weird one for me - sometimes; I genuinely enjoy listening to it ( the version of Call Any Vegetable on "Just Another Band From L.A", is excellent), - mostly; it's a total disconnect with that period, and I find their vocals wonky - verging on annoying ( and, yes, I know Flo and Eddie were early 70's as well). I agree that "Caress of Steel" is the more ambitious of the two Rush releases for 1975 - I just prefer "Fly By Night" . I really don't like the production on "Caress of Steel" - lot of middle earth songs on that album - not really a Tolkein fan - Bastille Day and Lakeside Park are Fantastic, though! I'm from St. Catharines, Ontario ( Port Dalhousie ), where Neil grew up. Lakeside Park is about our park in Port Dalhousie - they renamed The Lakeside Park Pavilion, the Neil Peart Pavilion last year. They haven't erected the Neil statue, yet - but... the proposed statue is incredible!
Great show! I had a few picks that were mentioned, go Hawkwind, Sabbath and Zeppelin! Also a few that weren't. Be Bop Deluxe : Futurama, Pavlov's Dog : Pampered Menial, Roy Harper : HQ, Jimmie Spheeris : The Dragon is Dancing, Strawbs : Ghosts, Outlaws (self-titled), Tommy Bolin : Teaser. Cheers!
1. KISS ALIVE! (Casablanca) + Dressed To Kill 2. DAVID BOWIE - Young Americans (RCA) 3. LED ZEPPELIN - Physical Graffiti (Swan Song) 4. BLACK SABBATH - Sabotage (WB) 5. AC/DC - T.N.T. (Albert) *we didn't know this material in the US until '76, with High Voltage, so I feel a bit off including this great LP. That said, it is 1975. 6. JEFF BECK - Blow By Blow (Epic) 7. NAZARETH - Hair Of The Dog (A&M) 8. QUEEN - A Night At The Opera (EMI) / AEROSMITH - Toys In The Attic (Columbia) *tie 9. RUSH - Fly By Night (Mercury) 10. FRANK ZAPPA - One Size Fits All (Discreet) HMs: 10cc - The Original Soundtrack (Mercury) UFO - Lights Out (Chrysalis) ZZ TOP - Fandango! (WB) *if this was a full studio LP, it would be in the Top 10. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (Columbia) Wings - Venus & Mars (Capitol) Robin Trower - For Earth Below (Chrysalis) ENO - Another Green World (EG) Scorpions - In Trance (RCA) Foghat - Fool For The City (Bearsville) Thin Lizzy - Fighting (Vertigo) Elton John - Captain Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy (MCA) Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (Epic) Status Quo - On The Level (UNI) Roxy Music - Siren (EG) Ambrosia - Ambrosia (WB) Styx - Equinox (A&M) Be Bop Deluxe - Futurama (Chrysalis) J.Geils Band - Hotline (Atlantic) Kansas - Song For America & Masque (Kirshner) The Who - By Numbers (MCA) Sweet - Desolation Blvd. (Capitol) U.S. release
Aerosmith - Toys In the Attic Black Sabbath - Sabotage KISS - Dressed to Kill (I love Alive!, but Dressed to Kill has a bit more history with me) Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow Honorable mentions: Eagles - One of These Nights, KISS - Alive!, Rush - Fly By Night, ZZ Top - Fandango
First year of buying music at age 10, so have to pick those lp's that i heard/bought at the time: 1. Led Zep - Physical Graffitti 2. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog 3. Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic 4. Montrose - Warner Bros. presents 5. BTO - Four Wheel Drive
5. Equinox - Styx / Force It - UFO 4. Straight Shooter - Bad Company 3. In Trance - Scorpions 2. Sabotage - Black Sabbath 1. Physical Grafitti - Led Zeppelin
1. Led Zeppelin- Physical Grafitti 2. Black Sabbath- Sabotage 3. Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic 4. Kiss- Alive 5. Thin Lizzy- Fighting HM- Deep Purple- Come Taste the Band
Another great year for music. The 70’s period I think is probably the best decade for music by far. 70’s and 80’s are my favorite years. Hard to pick a top five but I think I’ll go with these. Top 2 are a for sure for me. LED ZEPPELIN- Physical Graffiti AEROSMITH- Toys In The Attic ALICE COOPER- Welcome To My Nightmare BLACK SABBATH- Sabotage NAZARETH- Hair Of The Dog Honorable Mentions RUSH- Fly By Night and Caress Of Steel SCORPIONS- In Trance KISS- Alive BAD COMPANY- Straight Shooter FOGHAT- Fool For The City PINK FLOYD- Wish You Were Here ZZ TOP- Fandango LYNRYD SKYNYRD- Nuthin Fancy TED NUGENT- Ted Nugent AC/DC- High Voltage DAVID BOWIE- Young Americans Probably leaving some out but there ya go.
Great show as always, I always (living through this time in music) have difficulty with the 'hard rock' and 'metal' tags, it just wasn't presented that way on the stations. My 5 for today: Physical Graffitti (Zep), Wish You Were Here (Floyd), A Night at the Opera (Queen), Born To Run (Springsteen), On Your Feet Or On Your Knees (BOC) but not the release version the band version Live in the West 1975. Some honorables: Stampede (Doobie Bros), Blues For Allah (Grateful Dead), Red Octopus (Jefferson Airplane).
1975 was an amazing year for music...my top 5: 1. Night at the Opera- Queen 2. Physical Graffiti- Led Zeppelin 3. Sabotage- Black Sabbath 4. Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 5. Toys in the Attic- Aerosmith
Tommy Bolin - Teaser Montrose - Warner Bros Presents (Black Train is Amazing) Rory Gallagher - Against The Grain Rick Wakeman - Myths And Legends of King Arthur Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
Call me stereotypical if you want, but these are my top (in no particular order). Sabotage - Black Sabbath (definitely my favorite from this year) Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Rainbow Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin Fly By Night - Rush A Night at the Opera - Queen (Not my favorite album from them, but worthy of the spot) Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent Bandolier - Budgie Fool for the City - Foghat
My top 5 albums from 1975 5. Toys In The Attic (Aerosmith) 4. Venus And Mars (Paul McCartney & Wings) 3. Face The Music (Electric Light Orchestra) 2. Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin) 1. A Night At The Opera (Queen)
1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti 2. Black Sabbath - Sabotage 3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog 4. Bad Company - Straight Shooter 5. Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
Another great show with the Squares and Martin Popoff as a special guest. Most of my choices were named during the episode except perhaps That's The Way Of The World by Earth, Wind & Fire. Apologies if it was already mentioned. And Chris gave me the biggest laugh when he muttered 'S O B!' upon finding his Black Sabbath set right in front of him. Sounded just like me. Thanks to all for your time in bringing us another must-see-TV episode.
Hey Pete. I've been watching you for about a year & a half & I know you're a fan of theirs. I CAN'T believe you didn't give The Who- Who By Numbers (definitely 75) . It's an often overlooked (maybe not anymore) classic gem from 1975. Rock on Mr.Pardo. Hudson Valley Squares RULE! Kenny from Jersey
I'm not a big fan of Who By Numbers Kenny...always thought it was pretty mediocre to my ears, and a HUGE step down from the 3 albums that came out before it.
Wow. Surprised to hear you say that. Hey. As you always say, everyone's entitled to their opinion. Wow! I really like that album (except maybe Squeeze Box) but that's my opinion. To me, their quality didn't go down until after Who Are You Great channel Pete. Keep up the great work! 👍
1. Black Sabbath - Sabotage 2. Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow 3. Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band 4. Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare 5. UFO - Force It Honorable Mentions: Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, Trapeze - Trapeze
KANSAS released 2 albums in 1975, Song For America in February '75 and Masque in September "75. Heart's Dreamboat Annie was released in Canada in September '75 and in the US on February 14, 1976.
I'd probably go with (no particular order) Fighting, Physical Graffiti, Wish You Were Here, Minstrel In The Gallery and Rainbow. Very close behind would be Teaser, Come Taste The Band, Straight Shooter.
So glad that Hawkwind's Warrior at the Edge of Time got a mention. I actually saw Hawkwind last Friday night (on what was Dave Brock's 80th birthday) and they did two songs from that very album. Stunning gig!
1. Physical Graffiti 2. Sabotage 3. In Trance 4. Fighting (Lizzy) 5. A Night At The Opera Mentions: Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow Come Taste The Band Wish You Were Here
1. Queen "A Night At The Opera 2. Wings "Venus & Mars" 3. Alice Cooper "Welcome To My Nightmare" 4. Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here" 5. KISS "Dressed To Kill"
Honorable mentions: from memory but I do an official top 10 albums list latter Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare KISS - Dress To Kill my first Nazareth album I got was Greatest Hits (1975) Top Five: 5. Foghat - Fool For The City 4. Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog Dan McCafferty rip 3. KISS - Alive 2. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent 1. Bad Company - Straight Shooter
Way to go Chris. Very interesting picks, didn't see that coming - but at the same time those were very Chris Allo picks. In Trance and TNT were excellent choices. It's funny that everybody thinks those are fantastic albums, yet they are usually overshadown by other albums from that year. The worldwide 1976 release of High Voltage is basically equal to the Australian 1975 TNT - almost the same tracklist and same running order. Cheers!
My 1975 picks would be: 5. Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories 4. Strawbs - Nomadness 3. Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery 2. Roy Harper - HQ 1. Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time HMs to Physical Graffiti; Sabotage & A Night At The Opera.
Ok, let's do this! 1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Grafitti 2. UFO - Force It 3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog 4. Kiss - Alive! 5. Black Sabbath - Sabotage 6. Ted Nugent - S/T 7. Rush - Fly By Night 8. Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare 9. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 10. ZZ Top - Fandango! Honorable Mentions: BOC, On Your Feet or on Your Knees, Foghat - Fool For the City, Budgie - Bandolier, Kiss - Dressed to Kill, Scorpions - In Trance, Angel - S/T, Queen - A Night at the Opera.
My top 5 5. Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin) 4. In Trance (Scorpions) 3. Toys In The Attic (Aerosmith) 2. Face The Music (ELO) 1. A Night At The Opera (Queen) Honorable Mentions Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (Rainbow) Sabotage (Black Sabbath) One Of These Nights (Eagles) Venus And Mars (Wings) Alive (Kiss)
1. Blackmore’s Rainbow 2. Sabotage-Sabbath 3. In Trance-Scorps 4. Force It-UFO 5. Physical Graffiti-Zeppelin HM’s 1. High Voltage-AC/DC 2. Toys in the Attic-Aerosmith 3. Caress of Steel-Rush 4. Welcome to my Nightmare-Alice Cooper 5. Return to Fantasy-U Heep 6. Fighting-Thin Lizzy 7. Flight By Night-Rush 8. Come Taste the Band-Purple
Hi Guys and Sydney. Great Show. You took all my picks. Pete, I did not think you were going to forget Equinox. Here are a couple not mentioned. 1 Head East - Flat as a Pancake 2. Hydra - Land of Money
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#1 Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here.
(Pretty big gap)
Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
Queen - Night at the Opera
Camel - Snow Goose
Black Sabbath - Sabotage
Rainbow - Rainbow
Pete Pardo, I have a great idea for another series of shows. Instead of ranking the albums... ranking the tracks on a classic album. You could start with Rumours by Fleetwood Mac and invite two or three of your guests to make it an interesting in depth talk about an album we all know (except from Chris Alo). Plenty of classic albums to cover on the following shows...
That's a great idea for a show!
I must third that.
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Nightingales & Bombers
PF - Wish you were here
Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?
Styx - Equinox
Queen - Night at the opera
1- Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti
2- Deep Purple- Come Taste the Band
3- Rainbow- Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
4- Black Sabbath- Sabotage
5- Queen- A Night at the Opera
HM’s
6- Uriah Heep- Return to Fantasy
7- Robin Trower- For Earth Below
8- Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic
9- Jeff Beck- Blow by Blow
10- Bad Company- Straight Shooter
11- Tommy Bolin- Teaser
12- Mahogany Rush- Strange Universe
1. Rush - Fly By Night
2. Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow
3. Steely Dan - Katy Lied
4. Frank Zappa - One Size Fits All
5. Tommy Bolin -Teaser
Physical Graffiti is a monster. Best Zep album. Total genius piled on top of an already genius band.
Physical Graffiti is the sound of four other worldly musicians playing at their ultimate peak-it stands alone and eternally reaffirms what mankind is capable of.......yeah, it's pretty good! Led Zep documentary coming SOON!
Im not gonna lie after the fourth album i stopped listening to zeppelin. And 3 is my favorite. The acoustic one. Ive never listened to physical graffiti. Never once. Not sure why i havent.
Don't deprive yourself any longer-Physical Graffiti is as good as rock gets!
Well said, Ian! The diversity and dazzling musicianship by ALL four is astounding! In my less than humble estimation, Physical Graffiti is quite simply the very peak of rock and roll! Zep could feature kazoos and it would still shit on most bands from a mile high! My niece just gave me the remastered vinyl edition for my b-day....God, I love her!
5. Rory Gallagher- Against the grain
4. Thin Lizzy- Fighting
3. Black Sabbath- Sabotage
2. Alice Cooper- Welcome to my nightmare
1. UFO- Force it
Another Green World - Brian Eno
Slow Dazzle - John Cale
Red - King Crimson
Diamond Head - Phil Manzanera
Landed - Can
"Another Green World" is so good.
Takeaways from tonight's episode:
1. Chris, Ryan, Steve, Sydney and Butch along with Martin Popoff in the house
2. Chris has never listened to Fleetwood Mac's "Rumors" !?!
3. Sydney bought her crappy copy of her Alice Cooper album at Rock Fantasy...
4. "There's 'ol Handsome Dick"
5. Tony Iommi may have stolen Chris' copy of Sabotage...
6. Butch has never watched the movie "Jaws" !?!
7. "A lot of Goblin out there..."
8. There's actually a band named Goblin Cock. Who knew?!
9. "...my favorite album from a band that has about 400 billion albums..."
10. "As normal, I found a way to cheat"...
11. ZZ Top: The forgotten band of the Hudson Valley Squares...
12. Ryan's little face licking dog appears at the 1 hour 1 minute and 14 second mark...
13. "Ryan keeps his dog on a low salt diet"
14. Turns out that Chris's Sabotage album was right under his nose all along...
15. "...good drinking album"
16. "That guy looked like a fucking pixie from the Harry Potter movies"
ZZ TOP was mentioned.
@@franciskocher200 I was referring to Sydney's comment that they always forget about ZZTop until late in their shows
@@michaelriffee4526 ok.😃👍🤘
You forgot the comments at the end from Sydney and Chris. Sydney wishes she had as quick a wit as Chris does and Chris replied that his wit can get in him into trouble too. At 1:05:00 mark.
Great job as usual. I’ve found it’s best to read these after seeing the show not before!
1)Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
2)Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
3)Fleetwood Mac - Self Titled
4)Foghat - Fool For The City
5)Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
1. AC/DC - TNT
2. KISS - Dressed To Kill
3. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
5. UFO - Force It
honorable mentions:
ZZ Top - Fandango!
Heart - Dreamboat Annie
April Wine - Stand Back
Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare
Rush - Fly By Night etc etc.
1. Kiss - Dressed to Kill
2. Kansas - Song for America
3. Sweet - Desolation Boulevard
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
5. Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery
Toys In The Attic - Aerosmith
Sabotage - Black Sabbath
Hair of The Dog - Nazareth
Blow By Blow - Jeff Beck
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Honorable mention: Come Taste The Band - Deep Purple, Against The Grain - Rory Gallagher, Ian Hunter s/t
In trance- Scorpions
Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith
Wish you Were Here - Pink Floyd
Sabotage - Black Sabbath
Caress of Steel - Rush
Love caress
Really really underrated
Lakeside Park
@@davoshaunessy7481 I absolutely love the outro of Lakeside Park
1. Scorpions - In Trance
2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3. Kiss - Alive!
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Grafitti
5. UFO - Force It
Honourable Mentions:
A Night At The Opera; Sabotage
Great year for Rock albums. These 5 rocked MY world!!
1. Black Sabbath- Sabotage
2. Ted Nugent- Ted Nugent
3. Styx- Equinox
4. Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti
5. Foghat- Fool For The City
5. Toys In The Attic
4. Caress Of Steel
3. A Night At The Opera
2. Sabotage
1. Physical Grafitti
Damn good list! My top 5 is related to only one of your picks (Fly By Night) but that doesn’t make your choices any less genius, solid or important
Amazing stuff. 1975 was such a packed year so loved to see all of your picks. A truly fantastic year for hard rock especially.
My picks for hard rock/metal
1. Led Zeppelin-physical graffiti
2. Black Sabbath-sabotage
3. Aerosmith-toys in the attic
4. Rush-fly by night
5. Rainbow-rainbow
Honorable mentions
Pink floyd-wish you were here
Rush-caress of steel
Golden earring-switch
Acdc-high voltage
Hawkwind-warrior on the edge of time
Robin trower-for earth below
Deep purple-come taste the band
Scorpions-in trance
Ufo-force it
Moxy-moxy
5. In Trance - Scorpions
4. Hair of the Dog - Nazareth
3. Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith
2. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
1. Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Gotta mention the building on the Physical Graffiti cover was also where the Stones shot the video for Waiting On A Friend.
Really ? Wow !
Mine are
1. Sabotage-Black Sabbath
2. On Your Feet Or On Your Knees-Blue Oyster Cult
3. Physical Graffiti-Led Zeppelin
4. Force It-UFO
5. For Earth Below-Robin Tower
Honorable Mention
Rainbow-Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Toys In The Attic-Aerosmith
Ted Nugent-Ted Nugent
Fool For The City-Foghat
In Trance-Scorpions
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti and Black Sabbath - Sabotage are above of all in this year, the two are in my top 10 of all time.
3- Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow
4- Neil Young - Zuma
5- Patti Smith - Horses
6- Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
7- Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
8- Thin lizzy - Fighting
9-Frank Zappa - One Size fits All
10- David Bowie- Young Americans
Tommy Bolin - Teaser. A great album that was not mentioned.
Definitely in my top 5
Black Sabbath- Sabotage
Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti
Queen -A night at the opera
Hawkwind-Warrior on the edge of time
1. Rainbow- Ritchie Blackmore' s Rainbow
2. Black Sabbath - Sabatoge
3. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
4. Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic
5. Ted Nugent - Self titled
HM's
1. Pink Floyd - Wish You We're Here
2. Robin Trower - For Earth Below
3. Montrose - Montrose!
4. STYX - Equinox
5. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
Last but not least...ZZ Top - Fandango. RIP Dusty Hill.🙏
My 5 top favorite albums of 1975
1 - Black Sabbath - Sabotage
2 - Scorpions - In Trance
3 - KISS - Dressed To Kill
4 - Deep Purple - Come and taste the Band
5 - Golden Earring - Switch
1. Status Quo - On The Level
2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
4. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic
5. Queen - A Night At The Opera
1. Camel - The Snow Goose
2. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
3. Pink Floyd - Wish You Where Here
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
5. Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Some of my favorites:
Elton John - Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy and Rock of the Westies
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Queen - A Night At The Opera
Fleetwood Mac - self titled
Eagles - One of These Nights
ELO - Face the Music
Nice! Elton's Captain Fantastic is so damn good! Every tune is tight, highly melodic and Elton's singing is SUPERB!👍👍👍
THE WHO - By Numbers
Tommy Bolin - Teaser
Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
KISS - Dressed to Kill
ZZ TOP - Fandango
Frampton - Self Titled
Gary Wright - Dream Weaver
Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?
Roxy Music - Siren
Crosby & Nash - Wind on the Water
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma
Neil Young - Tonight's the Night
Eagles - One of These Nights
Elton John - Rock of The Westies & Captain Fantastic . . . . .
Very good list but no Aerosmith?
• Toys in the Attic - Aerosmith
• Fly By Night - Rush
• A Night at the Opera - Queen
• Song for America / Masque - Kansas
• Fighting - Thin Lizzy
Honorable Mentions:
• One of These Nights - Eagles
• Journey - Journey
• On Your Feet or On Your Knees - Blue Öyster Cult
• Fool for the City - Foghat
• Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Rainbow
• Force It - UFO
• Sabotage - Black Sabbath
• Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
• For Earth Below - Robin Trower
• Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent
• Angel - Angel
• No Reservations - Blackfoot
I gradated from high school in '75, so very hard to do. Dozens of Honorable Mentions as well.
Black Sabbath "Sabotage"
Led Zeppelin "Physical Graffiti"
Queen "A Night at The Opera"
Styx "Equinox"
Pink Floyd “Wish You Were Here”
Out of almost 40 honorable mentions, I had to include these, in no particular order:
Zappa "One Size Fits All"
Jethro Tull "Minstrel In The Gallery"
Ambrosia "Ambrosia"
Robin Trower "For Earth Below"
Tangerine Dream "Rubycon"
ELO "Face The Music"
Bad Company "Straight Shooter"
Important to note: Over time many of my Honorable Mentions have become some of my top, favorite albums of all time, but at the time of their release I was not as into them as I became after the fact.
I'd like to give Strange Universe (Mahogany Rush) a mention.
YES YES YES!
A very worthy addition indeed!
Top 5 in no particular order: LZ - Physical Graffiti, DP - Come Taste the Band, Springsteen - Born to Run, Thin Lizzy - Fighting, Peter Hammill - Nadir's Big Chance
Bruce Springsteen-Born To Run. Released August 25, 1975. 46 years ago today.
I’ve picked these albums as I still love the songs
5. One of these Nights - Eagles
4. Dressed to Kill - Kiss
3. Fandango - ZZ Top
2. TNT - AC/DC
1. Night at the Opera - Queen
Thank God Chris A is back!!!!
thanks Steve!
Wow, another amazing year when you start looking at it! Great picks from everyone as always.
I found myself using some of the same albums as I did in my Prog list for ‘75 so I tried to boot out anything that wasn’t very heavy. Still, most of these albums also aren’t heavy the whole way through, they have a lot of Hard Rock elements.
My top 5:
Black Sabbath - Sabotage
Thin Lizzy - Fighting
Scorpions - In Trance
Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare
Budgie - Bandolier
Honourable Mentions:
Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
Rush - Caress of Steel
Robin Trower - For Earth Below
Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery
Neil Merryweather - Kryptonite
Queen - A Night at the Opera
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Mahogany Rush - Strange Universe
Van der Graaf Generator - Godbluff
Rush - Fly by Night
Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time
UFO - Force it
Trettioåriga Kriget - Krigssång
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band - Nightingales & Bombers
Golden Earring - Switch
Deep Purple - Come Taste the Band
Kansas - Masque
King Crimson - USA
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma
Armageddon - Armageddon
Blue Öyster Cult - On Your Feet or On Your Knees
Kiss - Dressed to Kill
Råg I Ryggen - Råg I Ryggen
El Reloj - El Reloj
ZZ Top - Fandango!
Pardo rocking the Triumph shirt.
Thank you for all of your picks. I enjoyed listening and watching this video.
All the dawn time.
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Life is better with music.
1975 was quite a year of big albums! Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Bob Marley, Roxy Music, Patti Smith, and of course Bruce Springsteen’s big breakthrough.
What a great show, a real bright spot in the week,
To many great albums in 75 to mention. Thanks guys.
Fighting - Thin Lizzy, gotta love Spirit Slips Away.
1) Mahavishnu Orchestra - Visions Of The Emerald Beyond
2) Return To Forever - No Mystery
3) Earth, Wind, & Fire - That’s The Way Of The World
4) Miles Davis - Pangaea
5) Weather Report - Tale Spinnin
1. Queen - A Night at the Opera
2. Pink Floyd - Wish You were here
3. BÖC - On your feet...
4. Rocky Horror Picture Show
5. Tommy Bolin - Teaser
6. Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
7. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
8. Neil Young - Tonight's The night
9. Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial
10.Kraftwerk - Radioactivity
Another great episode everyone! My top 5
1. Thin Lizzy-Fighting
2. ACDC-TNT
3. Black Sabbath-Sabotage
4. Led Zeppelin-Physical Graffiti
5. Fleetwood Mac
Foghat Fool for the City, Supertramp Crisis What Crisis, and Styx Equinox
If you had seen Queen in the 70s live you would love them 👍 brilliant live show.
I'm picking just from the releases I own in order from 1 to 5:
1. Aerosmith: Toys In The Attic( Choice Track: You See Me Crying)
2. Rush: Fly By Night( Choice Track: Fly By Night)
3. Kiss: Alive!( Choice Track: Rock & Roll All Night)
4. Black Sabbath: Sabotage( Choice Track: The Writ)
5. Bad Company: Straight Shooter( Choice Track: Good Loving Gone Bad)
Honorable Mention: Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run( Choice Track: Born To Run)
I give the entire crew props for their picks, especially Sydney. Love the diversity in your album picks. It makes the channel fun to watch.
The expression on Chris Alo's face when Pete asked him if he had ever owned Rumours was priceless. Classic.
Don, are you saying that I don't have a good poker face? :)
@@chrisalo2989 Ha! It was just so funny.
Someone should've asked Sydney if she ever owned (or will own) a Rush album 😃
1975:
1. Queen - A Night At The Opera
2. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
3.Camel - Music Inspired By The Snow Goose
4. Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic
5. Renaissance - Scheherazade And Other Stories
Great year. My selection for 1975 is:
1. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
2. Budgie - Bandolier
3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
4. Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time
5. Scorpions - In Trance
Honorable mentions:
6. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Nuthin' Fancy
7. Thin Lizzy - Fighting
8. Rainbow - RBs Rainbow
1. Black Sabbath: " Sabotage ", 2. Led Zeppelin: "Physical Graffiti", 3. Thin Lizzy : " Fighting", 4. UFO: " Force It ", 5. Rush: " Fly By Night . Dishonorable Mentions: Alice Cooper: " Welcome To My Nightmare", Frank Zappa: " Bongo Fury " , The Who: " Who By Numbers" , Hawkwind: " Warrior On The Edge Of Time", Budgie: " Bandolier".
@@MochaDaisy8645 Thank You! I was just being a little flippant in subbing the word / antiphrasis; "dishonorable" for, honorable. I really love the albums on my "dishonorable mentions" list as well.
One Size Fits All is an extraordinary album, probably Zappa's best overall. Since you like Bongo Fury, it is a must listen if you have not heard it. Bongo Fury seems to be underated, about half of it is amazing, some of the best live performances ever, my favorite after One Size.
@@MochaDaisy8645 I have both - I prefer Bongo Fury, mainly because The Captain is on it - Hot Rats is my favourite Zappa album , although... it's not just because of the Captain's appearance on Steamboat Willie The Pimp, still, I really wish Zappa and Beefheart had made a few albums together, they're both alphas so... it would have been impossible in the long term - Beefheart being the more inflexible and disagreeable of the two, I think....
@@ethosardour2320 : I have and LOVE both, and I realize they were both put out in 1975 - I do slightly prefer Bongo Fury because of the Captain being involved. I think I've fallen into Pete's habit of not naming more than one band or performer's album(s) on any given subject, genre, or year - it's a good policy, really .
@@MochaDaisy8645 : Frank also edited/added in fragments of live performances into his " studio albums " - most of his studio albums are these odd hybrids of live and studio recordings. "We're Only In It For The Money ", is superb - it's my second favourite Mothers' album ( "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" is my fave Mothers cd ). Frank has an odd and varied catalogue , I tend to favour the late 60's early 70's material ( 66 - 75 ) , but I also really enjoy the Steve Vai era . I can sometimes obsess on the " Thing Fish " album. The Flo and Eddie period is a weird one for me - sometimes; I genuinely enjoy listening to it ( the version of Call Any Vegetable on "Just Another Band From L.A", is excellent), - mostly; it's a total disconnect with that period, and I find their vocals wonky - verging on annoying ( and, yes, I know Flo and Eddie were early 70's as well). I agree that "Caress of Steel" is the more ambitious of the two Rush releases for 1975 - I just prefer "Fly By Night" . I really don't like the production on "Caress of Steel" - lot of middle earth songs on that album - not really a Tolkein fan - Bastille Day and Lakeside Park are Fantastic, though! I'm from St. Catharines, Ontario ( Port Dalhousie ), where Neil grew up. Lakeside Park is about our park in Port Dalhousie - they renamed The Lakeside Park Pavilion, the Neil Peart Pavilion last year. They haven't erected the Neil statue, yet - but... the proposed statue is incredible!
Great show! I had a few picks that were mentioned, go Hawkwind, Sabbath and Zeppelin! Also a few that weren't. Be Bop Deluxe : Futurama, Pavlov's Dog : Pampered Menial, Roy Harper : HQ, Jimmie Spheeris : The Dragon is Dancing, Strawbs : Ghosts, Outlaws (self-titled), Tommy Bolin : Teaser. Cheers!
Great shout out to Philly Loves Bowie week! Always an absolute blast with so many unique events for Bowie fans!
1. KISS ALIVE! (Casablanca) + Dressed To Kill
2. DAVID BOWIE - Young Americans (RCA)
3. LED ZEPPELIN - Physical Graffiti (Swan Song)
4. BLACK SABBATH - Sabotage (WB)
5. AC/DC - T.N.T. (Albert) *we didn't know this material in the US until '76, with High Voltage, so I feel a bit off including this great LP. That said, it is 1975.
6. JEFF BECK - Blow By Blow (Epic)
7. NAZARETH - Hair Of The Dog (A&M)
8. QUEEN - A Night At The Opera (EMI) / AEROSMITH - Toys In The Attic (Columbia) *tie
9. RUSH - Fly By Night (Mercury)
10. FRANK ZAPPA - One Size Fits All (Discreet)
HMs:
10cc - The Original Soundtrack (Mercury)
UFO - Lights Out (Chrysalis)
ZZ TOP - Fandango! (WB) *if this was a full studio LP, it would be in the Top 10.
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (Columbia)
Wings - Venus & Mars (Capitol)
Robin Trower - For Earth Below (Chrysalis)
ENO - Another Green World (EG)
Scorpions - In Trance (RCA)
Foghat - Fool For The City (Bearsville)
Thin Lizzy - Fighting (Vertigo)
Elton John - Captain Fantastic & The Brown Dirt Cowboy (MCA)
Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (Epic)
Status Quo - On The Level (UNI)
Roxy Music - Siren (EG)
Ambrosia - Ambrosia (WB)
Styx - Equinox (A&M)
Be Bop Deluxe - Futurama (Chrysalis)
J.Geils Band - Hotline (Atlantic)
Kansas - Song For America & Masque (Kirshner)
The Who - By Numbers (MCA)
Sweet - Desolation Blvd. (Capitol) U.S. release
Aerosmith - Toys In the Attic
Black Sabbath - Sabotage
KISS - Dressed to Kill (I love Alive!, but Dressed to Kill has a bit more history with me)
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Honorable mentions: Eagles - One of These Nights, KISS - Alive!, Rush - Fly By Night, ZZ Top - Fandango
First year of buying music at age 10, so have to pick those lp's that i heard/bought at the time:
1. Led Zep - Physical Graffitti
2. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
3. Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
4. Montrose - Warner Bros. presents
5. BTO - Four Wheel Drive
5. Equinox - Styx / Force It - UFO
4. Straight Shooter - Bad Company
3. In Trance - Scorpions
2. Sabotage - Black Sabbath
1. Physical Grafitti - Led Zeppelin
1. Led Zeppelin- Physical Grafitti
2. Black Sabbath- Sabotage
3. Aerosmith- Toys in the Attic
4. Kiss- Alive
5. Thin Lizzy- Fighting
HM- Deep Purple- Come Taste the Band
Caress of Steel, Sabotage, Fly By Night, Bandolier, Wish You Were Here
Tommy Bolin-Teaser Deep Purple-Come Taste the Band
Another great year for music. The 70’s period I think is probably the best decade for music by far. 70’s and 80’s are my favorite years. Hard to pick a top five but I think I’ll go with these. Top 2 are a for sure for me.
LED ZEPPELIN- Physical Graffiti
AEROSMITH- Toys In The Attic
ALICE COOPER- Welcome To My Nightmare
BLACK SABBATH- Sabotage
NAZARETH- Hair Of The Dog
Honorable Mentions
RUSH- Fly By Night and Caress Of Steel
SCORPIONS- In Trance
KISS- Alive
BAD COMPANY- Straight Shooter
FOGHAT- Fool For The City
PINK FLOYD- Wish You Were Here
ZZ TOP- Fandango
LYNRYD SKYNYRD- Nuthin Fancy
TED NUGENT- Ted Nugent
AC/DC- High Voltage
DAVID BOWIE- Young Americans
Probably leaving some out but there ya go.
Strange Universe - Marino
Sabotage - Sabbath
Great show as always, I always (living through this time in music) have difficulty with the 'hard rock' and 'metal' tags, it just wasn't presented that way on the stations. My 5 for today:
Physical Graffitti (Zep), Wish You Were Here (Floyd), A Night at the Opera (Queen), Born To Run (Springsteen), On Your Feet Or On Your Knees (BOC) but not the release version the band version Live in the West 1975. Some honorables: Stampede (Doobie Bros), Blues For Allah (Grateful Dead), Red Octopus (Jefferson Airplane).
1975 was an amazing year for music...my top 5:
1. Night at the Opera- Queen
2. Physical Graffiti- Led Zeppelin
3. Sabotage- Black Sabbath
4. Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
5. Toys in the Attic- Aerosmith
Tommy Bolin - Teaser
Montrose - Warner Bros Presents (Black Train is Amazing)
Rory Gallagher - Against The Grain
Rick Wakeman - Myths And Legends of King Arthur
Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
5. Fly By Night - Rush
4. Angel - Angel
3. Masque - Kansas
2. Song For America - Kansas
1. A Night At The Opera - Queen
1. led zeppelin - physical graffiti
2. pink floyd - wish you were here
3. black sabbath - sabotage
4. rush - fly by night
5. ted nugent - self titled
1. Physical Graffiti
2. Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
3. Sabotage
4. Come Taste the Band
5. Toys in the Attic
6. Straight Shooter
Call me stereotypical if you want, but these are my top (in no particular order).
Sabotage - Black Sabbath (definitely my favorite from this year)
Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow - Rainbow
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Fly By Night - Rush
A Night at the Opera - Queen (Not my favorite album from them, but worthy of the spot)
Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent
Bandolier - Budgie
Fool for the City - Foghat
The only 4 albums I own from 1975 are Budgie - Bandolier, Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmoor's Rainbow, Scorpions- In Trance, Black Sabbath - Sabotage
Not Physical Graffiti?
@@edwardcoit9748 Don't really care for Led Zepplin
Those are 4 great ones. I still have my originals
1975 was perhaps one of the GOAT years for music releases of all kinds..hands down..
A very good year, but for me, 1980 takes the crown.
Agree, also my personal pick for best year ever in music
Not just albums, 1975 was the GOAT year for movies.
Toys in the Attic. How amazing was that! Physical Graffiti - just the best all around.
My top 5 albums from 1975
5. Toys In The Attic (Aerosmith)
4. Venus And Mars (Paul McCartney & Wings)
3. Face The Music (Electric Light Orchestra)
2. Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin)
1. A Night At The Opera (Queen)
1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
2. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
4. Bad Company - Straight Shooter
5. Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
Another great show with the Squares and Martin Popoff as a special guest. Most of my choices were named during the episode except perhaps That's The Way Of The World by Earth, Wind & Fire. Apologies if it was already mentioned. And Chris gave me the biggest laugh when he muttered 'S O B!' upon finding his Black Sabbath set right in front of him. Sounded just like me. Thanks to all for your time in bringing us another must-see-TV episode.
1. Brian Eno - “Another Green World”
2. The Who - “Who By Numbers”
3. Roxy Music - “Siren”
4. Patti Smith - “Horses”
Love the Eno - thanks for that. That album literally moved my brain cells around.
@@MartinPopoff so many great players on that album too.
Hey Pete. I've been watching you for about a year & a half & I know you're a fan of theirs. I CAN'T believe you didn't give The Who- Who By Numbers (definitely 75) . It's an often overlooked (maybe not anymore) classic gem from 1975. Rock on Mr.Pardo. Hudson Valley Squares RULE!
Kenny from Jersey
I'm not a big fan of Who By Numbers Kenny...always thought it was pretty mediocre to my ears, and a HUGE step down from the 3 albums that came out before it.
Wow. Surprised to hear you say that. Hey. As you always say, everyone's entitled to their opinion. Wow! I really like that album (except maybe Squeeze Box) but that's my opinion. To me, their quality didn't go down until after Who Are You
Great channel Pete. Keep up the great work! 👍
1. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
2. Rainbow - Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow
3. Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band
4. Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare
5. UFO - Force It
Honorable Mentions: Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti, Trapeze - Trapeze
KANSAS released 2 albums in 1975, Song For America in February '75 and Masque in September "75. Heart's Dreamboat Annie was released in Canada in September '75 and in the US on February 14, 1976.
I'd probably go with (no particular order) Fighting, Physical Graffiti, Wish You Were Here, Minstrel In The Gallery and Rainbow. Very close behind would be Teaser, Come Taste The Band, Straight Shooter.
So glad that Hawkwind's Warrior at the Edge of Time got a mention. I actually saw Hawkwind last Friday night (on what was Dave Brock's 80th birthday) and they did two songs from that very album. Stunning gig!
1. Physical Graffiti
2. Sabotage
3. In Trance
4. Fighting (Lizzy)
5. A Night At The Opera
Mentions:
Ritchie Blackmores Rainbow
Come Taste The Band
Wish You Were Here
1. Queen "A Night At The Opera
2. Wings "Venus & Mars"
3. Alice Cooper "Welcome To My Nightmare"
4. Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here"
5. KISS "Dressed To Kill"
Incredible year, that old 75 ❤
Lemmy was dumped off at a Windsor Ontario prison right across the border with Detroit...actuall minutes from where I grew up.
My hometown.
Honorable mentions: from memory but I do an official top 10 albums list latter
Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic
Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare
KISS - Dress To Kill
my first Nazareth album I got was Greatest Hits (1975)
Top Five:
5. Foghat - Fool For The City
4. Nazareth - Hair Of The Dog
Dan McCafferty rip
3. KISS - Alive
2. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent
1. Bad Company - Straight Shooter
Way to go Chris. Very interesting picks, didn't see that coming - but at the same time those were very Chris Allo picks. In Trance and TNT were excellent choices. It's funny that everybody thinks those are fantastic albums, yet they are usually overshadown by other albums from that year. The worldwide 1976 release of High Voltage is basically equal to the Australian 1975 TNT - almost the same tracklist and same running order. Cheers!
My 1975 picks would be:
5. Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories
4. Strawbs - Nomadness
3. Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery
2. Roy Harper - HQ
1. Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time
HMs to Physical Graffiti; Sabotage & A Night At The Opera.
1. In Trance- Scorpions
2. Fool For the City- Foghat
3. Sabotage- Black Sabbath
4. Force It- UFO
5. Face the Music- ELO
Ok, let's do this!
1. Led Zeppelin - Physical Grafitti
2. UFO - Force It
3. Nazareth - Hair of the Dog
4. Kiss - Alive!
5. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
6. Ted Nugent - S/T
7. Rush - Fly By Night
8. Alice Cooper - Welcome to My Nightmare
9. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
10. ZZ Top - Fandango!
Honorable Mentions: BOC, On Your Feet or on Your Knees, Foghat - Fool For the City, Budgie - Bandolier, Kiss - Dressed to Kill, Scorpions - In Trance, Angel - S/T, Queen - A Night at the Opera.
My top 5
5. Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin)
4. In Trance (Scorpions)
3. Toys In The Attic (Aerosmith)
2. Face The Music (ELO)
1. A Night At The Opera (Queen)
Honorable Mentions
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (Rainbow)
Sabotage (Black Sabbath)
One Of These Nights (Eagles)
Venus And Mars (Wings)
Alive (Kiss)
T.Rex - Bolan's Zip Gun
Trapeze - Trapeze
Baker Gurvitz Army - Elysian Encounter
Popol Vuh - Aguirre
Elf - Trying to Burn the Sun
1. Black Sabbath - Sabotage
2. Neu! - Neu! '75
3. Harmonia - Deluxe
4. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
5. Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge of Time
Zep - PG
Bad Co - SS
ACDC - HV
Aerosmith - Toys
Queen - Night
I don’t do years but never really thought about how WICKEDLY AWESOME 75 was until I was reminded by the comments
The greatest year ever.
1. Blackmore’s Rainbow
2. Sabotage-Sabbath
3. In Trance-Scorps
4. Force It-UFO
5. Physical Graffiti-Zeppelin
HM’s
1. High Voltage-AC/DC
2. Toys in the Attic-Aerosmith
3. Caress of Steel-Rush
4. Welcome to my Nightmare-Alice Cooper
5. Return to Fantasy-U Heep
6. Fighting-Thin Lizzy
7. Flight By Night-Rush
8. Come Taste the Band-Purple
Love both Rush albums
What a great year for music, I love the Tommy Bolin Teaser album.
Hi Guys and Sydney. Great Show. You took all my picks. Pete, I did not think you were going to forget Equinox. Here are a couple not mentioned.
1 Head East - Flat as a Pancake
2. Hydra - Land of Money