Spot the connection. Then email Insider9, so as not to spoil the quiz.Blacksabbath25 said:Have you just got to name the albums ? Which you have done already
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There's no mistake with ZZ Top. What was your answer?BigH said:I think I know.
Or maybe not unless there is a mistake with ZZ Top.
Having checked Roon it actually says 1970 as does All Music (however this is for the digital download). Wikipedia entry states 16 January 1971. Discogs doesn't have that LP listed as 1970 and the only ones are from 1971.BigH said:All albums were releashed in 1971. Accept ZZ Top was in 1970.
I was looking on Allmusic. I think there was different release dates, UK 1971 maybe 1970 in the US?insider9 said:Having checked Roon it actually says 1970 as does All Music (however this is for the digital download). Wikipedia entry states 16 January 1971. Discogs doesn't have that LP listed as 1970 and the only ones are from 1971.BigH said:All albums were releashed in 1971. Accept ZZ Top was in 1970.
Where is this info from, please?
Not a huge Joni fan and Blue is a very short album. Out of those, top 5: Who's Next, Led Zepp IV, LA Woman, Aqualung and Sticky Fingers. Tapestry at the time was excellent to.insider9 said:Jimi's album was released posthumously. I guess so was Janis Joplin's "Pearl".
It was a fantastic year in musical history. Are we ever going to witness another one like this? I listen to a lot of new releases but looking above 30 albums mentioned in one year. Not just that, but for quite a few probably their best work ever.
Any favourites from the above albums? For me Joni Mitchell "Blue" would come out top, but putting together a top 5 would probably be impossible.
That's a great top 5, I wouldn't ask you to put them in order. "Blue" usually makes my eyes well up, I can't help it. That album has a special place in my heart.BigH said:Not a huge Joni fan and Blue is a very short album. Out of those, top 5: Who's Next, Led Zepp IV, LA Woman, Aqualung and Sticky Fingers. Tapestry at the time was excellent to.insider9 said:Jimi's album was released posthumously. I guess so was Janis Joplin's "Pearl".
It was a fantastic year in musical history. Are we ever going to witness another one like this? I listen to a lot of new releases but looking above 30 albums mentioned in one year. Not just that, but for quite a few probably their best work ever.
Any favourites from the above albums? For me Joni Mitchell "Blue" would come out top, but putting together a top 5 would probably be impossible.