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Ramones’ sublime third album, ‘Rocket To Russia’ didn’t shoot the group to fame and fortune, but it remains one of punk’s seminal records.

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Neil Young’s 1992 album, ‘Harvest Moon’ found a mature songwriter taking stock of his life, with spellbinding results.

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Love’s third album, ‘Forever Changes’ was written during a crisis for frontman Arthur Lee. It is one of rock’s greatest records.

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Spread over four CDs designed to be played simultaneously, The Flaming Lips’ ‘Zaireeka’ may be the most experimental album of all time.

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With the ‘East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon’ album, a-ha took a grittier rock approach which supported their growing confidence on stage.

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Veering off the autobahn, Kraftwerk’s ‘Radio-Activity’ album turned their electro-pop dial to radio communication and nuclear power.

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Under pressure to deliver a second album, Led Zeppelin emerged with ‘Led Zeppelin II’, one of the hardest-rocking records of all time.

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Roxette’s second album, ‘Look Sharp!’, became a global success after a student took it to his local radio station, hoping to spread the word.

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Issued in 1992, Erotica, the lead song from Madonna’s album of the same name, faced a barrage of controversy not entirely of its own making…

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Talking Heads’ spectacular live concert movie, ‘Stop Making Sense’, was more than matched by its riveting soundtrack album.

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