Get these guys some tap shoes

Savage

i gotta make a good grateful dead post/highlights for 1972. widely considered one of their peak years

now this is a Jesus jam

PUTTIN YOUR HAND IN THE HAND OF THE MAN FROM GALILEE

Hate these guys but I'm putting some respect on them today

Been 2 years already :( @RVI

Floyd finally come across their new sound which would make them the biggest band of the decade

youre not alone

glam was easily the best scene going this year. Bowie, Bolan and Roxy all on f***ing fire

3 iconic TOTP performances that started it all;

tasteful song choice @twinkletoez

k yeah I had the version wth both of these. thought it was just a long album at first. they're good.

dang gonna have to check this album out

its a banger bit more in the vein of Jaivas with the folk elements. long as s*** tho

guy from that band also became a very prominent producer for spanish language rock and also a soundtrack composer who did Brokeback Mountain and Last of Us

and reading that he left the band in 1975 because...they were in a strict yoga commune led by a former model who restricted consumption of d****, alcohol and meat

I feel like ive been listening for half an hour and im only on song 3 of 27 really good though

they also got another album from 1972 (and a 1970 debut) that i didnt check out yet

hard and prog rock both peaking like crazy and easily clear glam for 72 btw

keep realizing how much I missed for '71 3 Amon Duul albums between this year and last to check out

ngl all the prog ive heard this year stinks

hard rock having an okay year

glam rock having one of the all-time years any scene ever had

Tanz der Lemminge is pretty potent.

only got on Wolf City a few weeks ago but its pretty good. never heard Carnival in Babylon

also never heard any Amon Duul I

that Mythos album was also pretty good. for other krautrock i also downloaded Grobschnitt 1972 debut to check out

all the big ones of prog made stuff thats as basically as good as it gets with 3 of the all time great long epics (Suppers Ready, Close to the Edge, Thick as a Brick). kraut probably peaking, plus canterbury, international scenes catching up, still some psych remnant underground bands, space rock kicking in

Hard Rock not as deep as it was but still getting into its status as one of rock's biggest commercial behemoth styles. Sabbath, Purple, Heep in their peaks plus some beginnings of bands that would peak soon like BOC

maybe im sleeping on some deep glam but accordingly to my library ive only even heard 4 glam albums from 1972. doesnt appear to have as much depth beyond the big ones. if its an all time year from any scene i need you to put a top 10 glam albums of the year list, thats a wild statement

i havent heard the full Slade or Mott 1972 album or this year's Alice Cooper