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How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?

From 1975-77

Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue

Not to mention 1974โ€™s Eldorado and 1978โ€™s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isnโ€™t a glamorous pick and doesnโ€™t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if youโ€™ve listened to those ELO albums there is a lot of quality nearly every song could be standout.
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A Farewell To Kings by Rush


Hemispheres by Rush


Permanent Waves by Rush

(I know Permanent Waves was released in 1980 but it was recorded in 1979)
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Abraxas by Santana


Santana III by Santana


Caravanserai by Santana
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Buckethead: 2004-2006


Population Override by Buckethead


Enter The Chicken by Buckethead


Crime Slunk Scene by Buckethead
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elo269megv wrote:
How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?

From 1975-77

Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue

Not to mention 1974โ€™s Eldorado and 1978โ€™s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isnโ€™t a glamourous pick and doesnโ€™t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if youโ€™ve listened to ELO and those albums especially there is a lot of quality and radio hits for sure!


Good call.
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I know it's just two years ('67-'68 ), but I think Jimi deserves a mention. In that space he put out three seminal albums, including a double. During that time he also recorded a good deal of quality music which was released posthumously.
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1970-72:


Mona Bone Jakon by Cat Stevens


Teaser And The Firecat by Cat Stevens


Tea For The Tillerman by Cat Stevens


Catch Bull At Four by Cat Stevens
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scoob73 wrote:
Neil Young : Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere, Dรฉjร  Vu, After The Gold Rush, Harvest, On The Beach.


Hate to break it to you bud but thatโ€™s five years. The first record there was 1969 and the last is from 1974.
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glynspsa wrote:
1970-72:


Mona Bone Jakon by Cat Stevens


Teaser And The Firecat by Cat Stevens


Tea For The Tillerman by Cat Stevens


Catch Bull At Four by Cat Stevens


I'm not familiar with the first one, but the other three are grade A classics. Personally, Catch Bull at Four is my favorite.
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elo269megv wrote:
How about the often forgotten Electric Light Orchestra?

From 1975-77

Face The Music
A New World Record
Out Of The Blue

Not to mention 1974โ€™s Eldorado and 1978โ€™s Discovery both very solid as well... ELO isnโ€™t a glamourous pick and doesnโ€™t hold up to Zeppelin, Sabbath, Beatles, etc. but if youโ€™ve listened to ELO and those albums especially there is a lot of quality and radio hits for sure!


I love ELO!

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