“All Of Me,” “Unchained Melody,” and the title track are all timeless classics that would lose their power in the hands of a lesser singer/performer. “Eruption” and “Ain’t Talkin Bout Love” are standouts and beloved classics, but all of Van Halen’s 1978 debut is worth a listen. The band’s eighth studio album is home to hits, “Blue Collar Man” and “Renegade,” and continued to build off of the success of their prior work reaching triple platinum status.ĭub Housing has been called one of the finest post-punk records ever recorded and it’s easy to hear why with atonal guitar solos and sputtering keyboards aplenty.įeaturing the compelling frontwoman Poly Styrene, X-Ray Spex’s Germfree Adolescents is a nearly perfect punk record. The American rock band defeated the sophomore slump with their 1978 record, expanding the anthemic jams and killer hard rock tunes they perfected on their debut album. The pop titans struck gold with their 1978 album which sees them spin inputs as disparate as calypso, rock, and Russian guitars into delightful disco gems. Released the same year as her debut, Bush’s second studio album is bold and playful, proving that the young artist had a long career ahead of her.Ĥ9: Atlanta Rhythm Section – Champagne Jamįeaturing the Top 10 hit, “Imaginary Lover,” the southern rock band’s 1978 album is an excellent blend of charging rockers and bluesy ballads. The famed disco group’s 1978 album leaned into the raciness and indulgence of the genre to create an exhilarating, dance-driven record that’s home to the one and only, “Y.M.C.A.” The band’s 1978 concept album is tough as nails and sonically inventive and includes the unforgettable “Toiler on the Sea.” The popular punk band’s fourth studio album introduced a new drummer and new approaches to song-writing and production that resulted in more complex emotions and a pop-friendlier sound.įeaturing the hit single, “Steppin’ in a Slide Zone,” the band’s 1978 album arrived after a four-year hiatus and it was well worth the wait. The band’s first live album expertly captures the magic of their live shows, from new arrangements of old songs to luxuriously lengthy jam sessions.Įlton John’s first musical foray sans Bernie Taupin was a big risk for the pop star but thankfully it paid off mightily in the form of a highly enjoyable and skillful pop record. The singer-songwriter’s fourth studio album, which spawned the hit single “Life’s Been Good,” is a refreshingly reflective and pleasurable listen.
The band’s first album without Terry Kath is an ambitious effort that extends the musical boundaries of the group into disco, jazz, and funk. Home to the teasing rock anthem, “Surrender,” the band’s 1978 album boasts high production value and stadium-size rock songs that never fail to thrill and amuse.
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The band’s particular brand of polished funk is on full display on their 1978 album which features unforgettable hits like, “The Groove Line” and “Mind Blowing Decisions.”įeaturing songwriting contributions from J.J Cale and Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton’s sixth studio album is wonderfully inviting in its warmth and unhurried pace.īolstered by hits like “Hot Blooded” and the title track, Foreigner more than met the standard set by their epic debut. Though it doesn’t contain any of their biggest hits, the Australian band’s often overlooked album has aged like fine wine and is one of their most cohesive and diverse projects.Ĭooper pulled from his experiences at a sanitarium for the subject of this concept album the result is a record that is just as haunting as it is encouraging.įull of steel guitar and bittersweet melodies, Young’s 1978 acoustic album memorably tackles the throes of romantic love, returning to nature and much more. =) This is just my own way of saluting such a great band… and movie.Inspired by farming and country life, the British band’s eleventh studio album is full of gorgeous folk rock that captures the joys of simple living. I’m sure some Goblin fans out there will hate my rendition of it. =) I can't say the album will sound like Goblin, but it's very inspired by them. The Stemage album is all original material. La Caccia: Zombi Theme: This will not be on the new Stemage album. You can check out the original tracks here: This track is a mashup of La Caccia and parts of the Zombi Theme from Dawn of the Dead. I'm back in swing with production on the album, so I decided to finish my Goblin cover as well. I'm a SUPER HUGE Goblin fan, and I've thought about covering something from DOTD for a while. I am actively working on a concept record based on the original Dawn of the Dead (Zombi) film from 1979.
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