Matt Springer

For every 'Father Christmas' or 'Happy Xmas (War Is Over)' that shows up on a best-Christmas-songs list, there's an awful tune or two (or three) to counter it.

In 1969, everybody had a hard year, and everybody had a good time.

In the annals of rock music's shots heard around the world, this Beatles album is one of the loudest.

It’s not his best album of the '70s; it’s not even the best album Elton John released in 1975.

When the Beatles took the stage on Oct. 13, 1963, to perform on the variety show Sunday Night at the London Palladium, they were four lads armed with the simple tools of their early classics.

To fully appreciate this album, you have to accept that it's possible to create a pop record with occasional moments of stunning beauty about of automobiles.

This was the second studio album he released in 1973, and his seventh in five years. Oh, and it was a double album.

'Jesus Christ Superstar,' featuring Deep Purple's Ian Gillan in the lead role, was released as a two-disc concept album in September 1970.

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