The Who’s second studio album both foreshadows their illustrious career and represents an alternate universe where they fizzle out on novelties and competent but not world-changing music.
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An accomplished, artful pop record, Bunton’s third solo album has kept the conversation going about her impressive post-Spice Girls discography.
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The legendary trio’s sixth studio affair might not have been a slam dunk, but its heart was mostly in the right place, resulting in some memorable music.
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On their inaugural LP, Debbie Harry and crew were still discovering and settling into their blueprint sound, which subsequently propelled them to superstar status.
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Murray’s second studio affair presents the best of all worlds as a whole, allowing him to create crowd-pleasers while still maintaining his razor-like lyrical edge.
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Jackson’s commitment to musical experimentation resulted in an ingeniously rhythmic album, arguably his most creative and captivating record within his storied repertoire.
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‘Telegram’ does not play like a remix album, as its diversity of sounds, arrangements, vocals, instruments, and styles make the record unique and acutely dissimilar from her previous fare.
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While popular consensus may not rank it among his greatest albums, Jay-Z’s ninth studio affair still contains more hits than misses.
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With his twenty-fourth studio affair, Prince wasn’t interested in delivering an album that fit people's expectations of what a Prince album should sound like.
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On their fourth studio affair, Duran Duran enacted an urbane blend of R&B and art-rock that was progressive, but airplay ready.
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