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Though not a fully-fledged Led Zeppelin project, the MTV-sponsored ‘UnLedded’ event brokered one of rock’s most seismic reunions.

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From waves of neo-psychedelia to lashings of pop-punk ire, the best albums of 2024 prove this year has been packed with watershed moments.

These ten highlights from Joni Mitchell’s ‘Archives Vol.4’ capture the artist developing at speed during one of her most astonishing periods.

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The best Lindsey Buckingham albums showcase the songwriter’s audacious creativity away from the Fleetwood Mac framework.

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Recorded with a new, all-female group, 3rdEyeGirl, ‘PLECTRUMELECTRUM’ was the sound of Prince plugging in to no-fuss rock music.

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Recorded on tour with a band of crack jazz musicians, the ‘Shadows And Light’ album found Joni Mitchell pushing her artistry to new heights.

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Introducing a new maturity to David Bowie’s writing, Thursday’s Child was a reflective song from an elder statesman of rock.

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An album that mixed bravado with moments of tenderness, ‘Why Me? Why Not.’ cemented Liam Gallagher’s place as rock’s last great frontman.

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Marking the departure of Peter Green and the introduction of Danny Kirwan, ‘Then Play On’ found Fleetwood Mac exploring new horizons.

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With their manager launching a fake version of the band, Fleetwood Mac returned victorious with the ‘Heroes Are Hard To Find’ album.

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