The Madcap Laughs
In 1970, Syd Barrett released The Madcap Laughs. Eighteen months of sessions, five producers and a finished record that nobody quite knew what to do with.
In 1970, Syd Barrett released The Madcap Laughs. Eighteen months of sessions, five producers and a finished record that nobody quite knew what to do with.
In 1973, Judee Sill released Heart Food. Written, arranged, orchestrated and produced by a woman who robbed a supermarket to fund her heroin habit.
In 1977, David Bowie released 'Low.' A fractured, futuristic masterpiece that split his past from his future in under 40 minutes.
In 1979, The Clash released 'London Calling.' A double LP that blew punk wide open, folding rockabilly, reggae, ska and soul into something distinctly British.
In 1970, Jimi Hendrix released 'Band of Gypsys.' A live album that reframed him not as a psychedelic icon, but as a radical funk innovator.
In 1971, T. Rex released 'Electric Warrior.' A glitter-infused turning point where rock ’n’ roll rediscovered its swagger.