Best album of the seventies secondo DeBaser.

An incredible mix of sounds, dreamy atmospheres, and Latin rhythms gives this record a particular charm. MadWorld

"Who’s Next is simply an album with nine pieces that have been masterful in the history of music." bibiane

Led Zeppelin IV... doesn’t need to be called, it needs to be listened to. bibiane

He made himself comfortable in front of rainforest keyboards, clavinets, synthesizers, donned a tribal mask... a pressure cooker full of hyperagitated afrofunk. asterisco

With 'Paranoid' Black Sabbath are at the peak of their creativity, pioneers of a genre that will see them on altars for many years. kain3325

Listening is not enough. zaireeka

"Rock Bottom is the ultimate representation of man in an inner dimension." tonysoprano

The alien touch in the first two albums is definitely to be credited to Eno, who was an active experimenter for at least a decade before the advent of Roxy. jodo

"Van Morrison never got along too well with logic: the same previous album is proof of this, and the zig-zag turns of his long career would later demonstrate it." Grasshopper

"Layla" the song is a masterpiece, without which "Layla" the album would be reduced to a state of complete disregard. pier_paolo_farina

Ian Curtis almost doesn’t sing, he 'is', he screams, he declares himself and his clear torment in a desperate and raw way. emily

It is the best union ever between Eddie Cochran and Beethoven, the only one truly convincing and truly rock. R13569920

"In 1975, progressive rock died and after three days it resurrected. Red." bacotabacco

Gentlemen, this is truly the pinnacle of progressive. Robert Fripp

Life can be an endless sarabande, an astonishing collage of unheard sounds, a long, frenzied bacchanal celebrating the enjoyment of all the senses. CosmicJocker

There are sounds that have the power to transport the listener through a kind of special dimension of consciousness. Brahms

"The cover... gave a sense of unease and attraction difficult to describe." fateswarning

The sound of his fretless bass has become legendary, influencing all bassists who came after him. BartotheBoss

"Pat Metheny thinks and lives through his guitar, loves and is loved because he writes what he is." Karimbambeta

Funhouse perfectly captures the peculiar characteristics of the early ’70s Stooges sound: dirty and raw sounds. psychopompe

"With the listening of ‘In My Time Of Dying’ one can say it’s witnessing one of the band’s absolute masterpieces!" claudio carpentieri

Immigrant Song, a musical monolith in which Plant’s cries of invasion propel an invincible shock wave. claudio carpentieri

Tim Buckley was a dreamer, a utopian, as far away as he could be from any commercial logic. ajejebrazorf

"Life in a Day is very different from the claustrophobic (also stunning) sounds of the two following albums." dEDOLUZ

Not one blunder, not one mistake. No unnecessary beating around the bush. The rhythms are thousands, fresh, alive, and none clash with another. Perfect. DanteCruciani

"Holland is not a discoverer of new sounds, he has never contributed to the expansion of his instrument’s language." uxo

Pink Floyd, what are they? They are a ray of sunshine in a messy room. Big D

The greatest fear is of the unknown. Rooftrampler92

"Hosianna Mantra was a mystical hymn imbued with cosmic purity that marvelously united Christian and Eastern religiosity." caesar666

"Song To The Siren is the emblem of a unique interstellar journey, Tim’s voice a turbulent rise and fall of daring and impossible notes that tear your heart and hold it to you." Blackdog

An album whose half is dedicated to harsh criticism of those churches intent on hoodwinking the pious souls. pier_paolo_farina

The temple of Pöffgen is a psychic construction; the brazier burns eternally. Caspasian

Third is born, a superb monument of experimental music and the entire art of the Twentieth century. DaveJonGilmour

"Ah, this is one of the greatest hardcore punk records of all time." luludia

Wire composed a type of deviant song that transcends the furious immediacy of punk, always hiding a dark side, not instantly decipherable. easycure

"When you're weary, feeling small / When tears are in your eyes / I will dry them all / I'm on your side." London

"Reel To Real is the DNA of Simple Minds." RingoStarfish

You either fall in love with it or you just find it appalling. Old King Cole

On our hero’s guitar, there’s an entire orchestra, the bassist, the rhythm guitarist, and the lead guitarist, all within the same six strings and the same two hands. morningstar

Exorcising ghosts from the human mind, forcing them out of their darkest hiding places to be exposed. Grasshopper

The modern dance of Pere Ubu takes on obscene and dark connotations, its sole purpose is to delve into the human soul to bring to the surface its fears, its delusions, and its perversions. fabbro

The rare ability of the Third Ear Band is to enchant, almost absorb the listener. Gregor_Lake

Keith Emerson, the true star of this acrobatic trio, capable of providing great enjoyment to the ear, but without leaving much emotion at the end of the delightful listening experience. Grasshopper

The 4-minute solos made with 5 notes denote a characteristic, a real "musical orgasm on Earth" to celebrate a concert in heaven. luludia

It’s an intense, acid, loaded track that immediately captures the listener’s attention!! let there be rock

Notoriously, the true inventors of punk are the American Ramones, in a demented and euphoric version, before the British made it depressing with nihilism and political commitment. panlio malmieri

This record is too well crafted to aspire to be the ultimate representative of punk. joe strummer

The first true prog album of our heroes, characterized by mellotron and Hammond organ. TheNemesis

Few artists are fortunate enough to create a work that transcends its time. MuSo

Music, and that other thing we call life, are in reality an inseparable whole. DanteCruciani

Madness and rationality could peacefully coexist side by side on the same record. northernsky

"London Calling is no longer a punk album, the Clash want to prove they can play EVERY TYPE of music." SOLOperADULTI

Fuck Tom Verlaine, because I believed in virginity and instead, he told me everything had already been raped 30 years ago. NickGhostDrake

"Master Of Reality exalts the deeper and heavier side of Ozzy Osbourne’s band while weaving delicate and intimate plots." 2+2=5

I find it soothing that a handful of songs can tell me what I’m feeling in the form of music. ilfreddo

For Freddie Hubbard, as well as for jazz in general, it's time to change. ziltoid

This work, predominantly built on brilliant but deliberately disordered medieval metrics, represents the possibility of dazzling any musical score that a normal staff could contain. enbar77

Tonight’s The Night is the other side of Neil Young: cold disillusionment, almost absolute pessimism, tremendous weariness, an extreme attempt to retreat into solitude. Grasshopper

John Lennon was the greatest philosopher of the twentieth century. Mr_Iko

Bryter Layter represents an oasis, an interlude, a hope of happiness in Nick Drake’s world. zaireeka

You couldn’t have made a more twisted album! So crazy, limp... absurd choruses, jumping sounds, sudden fusion bursts that would be extremely innovative even if done today. pana

It captivates you on a full listen and enters you immediately without asking permission. DaveJonGilmour

"Who'll Stop The Rain?" is so beautiful, airy, and sweet that it 'opens' the heart. Massimof

This music really seems to come from another planet, that you almost manage to see those vaporized and happy androids whistling these little songs on the street. luludia

In this album, everything is smooth, devoid of harsh edges. Grasshopper

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath represents the creative peak of the first lineup. Blackmore

In thirty-one minutes, history is written; one of the most violent, sick, and insane albums of all time is given to posterity. Airone

Neil Young emerges from the 'cursed trilogy' of the mid-70s with the best possible comeback: he delivers a classic rock album. donjunio

A warm, dense, raw, anarchic, and uncontrolled album. currahee72

At first listen it didn’t make a really good impression on me. Except for the famous ROADHOUSE BLUES, the other tracks seemed particularly old, bland. the clash

"I'm so down, it almost feels beautiful." Alevox

There is something magical and dreamy in the atmospheres of Out On The Weekend, Harvest, Heart Of Gold. the clash

The monumental track concludes with Aquatarkus: the armored beast born from the fire to fight, struck in the eye by the Manticore’s sting, flees and vanishes into the sea. Hetzer

Inflammable Material is indeed an incendiary album, both in content and form. jeremy

"Fragile is indeed the fourth album by Yes and the second in chronological order within the trilogy of their milestone albums." Progressive86

"Child in Time... an unforgettable moment, even on the first listen." paloz

In the hands of Jaki Liebezeit, any percussion becomes a living organism. 123asterisco

"A work equivalent to 'Moon In June' by Soft Machine, that is, those miracles that rarely occur in today’s art scene." Battlegods

Yeti is the most played CD in the car radio of Charon’s boat; it’s truly primordial and mind-expanding music, disinhibiting. Festwca

Roger Waters’ ability to express himself is outrageously clever. He is a genius. Emanuel Fantoni

"Here, for me, music is all this... Every great composition gives 'joy and well-being.'" misterNo

"53 minutes of real delight, of pure art exposed by those who know how to do art well." XBend

'Heavy Weather' is a piece of music that one MUST absolutely own. Symbad_Bassist

This Heat corresponds to pure pictorial Dadaism. Battlegods

Meddle puzzled the growing crowd of fans back then, who...did not expect an excursion into blues and intimate ballads. Breus

Less than forty minutes, but an actual punch in the stomach, a pure distillation of that thing that someone called Rock and which instead I like to call Rock. jack daniel's

"'Supper’s Ready' contains in a nutshell everything Gabriel and company had to say and would say later, offering a testament of what I would call intuitive rather than technical ability." Breus

Traffic transformed the folk song 'John Barleycorn (Must Die)' into one of the most inspired acoustic ballads ever, with a delicate weave of guitars and fairy-tale flute. Grasshopper

From this moment, the very Jarrettian concept of extemporaneous composition... has changed itself and the history of music. primiballi

For me, perhaps, this is the most coherent work of Pink Floyd, and the most choral. DaveJonGilmour

"Listening to the first guitar arpeggios gives the listener a healthy rush of adrenaline that only a Harley Davidson engine can provide." Massimof

Every single episode here is a jolt, starting with the ethereal 'Music Is Love,' yet another manifesto of the counterculture of those years. donjunio

"This record exudes ‘west coast’ from every pore, you can almost smell the lands of the American west just by pulling the vinyl out of the cover." Surferkangaroo

'Slowhand' aligns perfectly with the aforementioned considerations: an album that can be appreciated in some parts but does not fully convince. TheBlueMask

A joyful combination of music and lyrics, serving as an unequivocal demonstration of artistic growth compared to the unfortunate debut. claudio carpentieri

Ladies and gentlemen, black hard rock is born, and the foundation is laid for all the dark sound of the years to follow. Nesci