These iconic albums will take you back to the ’70s, a decade when youth culture was defined by anti-war sentiments, free love, and lots of drugs. The ’70s was its own damn mood… Let’s throw it back.
CAROLE KING: TAPESTRY (1971)
JOHN LENNON: IMAGINE (1971)
MARVIN GAYE: WHAT’S GOING ON (1971)
JONI MITCHELL: BLUE (1971)
CARLY SIMON: NO SECRETS (1972)
STEELY DAN: CAN’T BUY A THRILL (1972)
DAVID BOWIE: ALADDIN SANE (1973)
ELTON JOHN: GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD (1973)
LYNARD SKYNYRD: (PRONOUNCED ‘Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd) (1973)
PINK FLOYD: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON (1973)
BOSTON: BOSTON (1975)
QUEEN: A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (1975)
ABBA: ARRIVAL (1976)
EAGLES: HOTEL CALIFORNIA (1976)
RAMONES: RAMONES (1976)
STEVIE WONDER: SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE (1976)
BILLY JOEL: THE STRANGER (1977)
BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS: EXODUS (1977)
ERIC CLAPTON: SLOWHAND (1977)
FLEETWOOD MAC: RUMOURS (1977)
SEX PISTOLS: NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS, HERE’S THE SEX PISTOLS (1977)
BLONDIE: PARALLEL LINES (1978)
THE CARS: THE CARS (1978)
AC/DC: HIGHWAY TO HELL (1979)
MICHAEL JACKSON: OFF THE WALL (1979)
KISS: DYNASTY (1979)
