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Released in 1979, Breakfast in America is Supertramp's sixth studio album and features the hit singles, “The Logical Song,” “Goodbye Stranger,” and the title track.

The audio was transferred at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell and overseen by co-pro

Released in 1977, Even in the Quietest Moments… is Supetramp's fifth studio album and features the single, “Give a Little Bit.”

The audio was transferred at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell and overseen by co-producer Peter Henderson, where they cut

Released in 1982, …Famous Last Words… is Supertramp's seventh studio album and final release with Roger Hodgson. It features the single “It’s Raining Again.” The audio was transferred at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell and overseen by co-producer Pete

Crime of the Century was Supertramp's era-defining third album that catapulted them to global success, breaking them into the UK top five and U.S. Billboard top 40 album charts for the first time.

Featuring the cream of Rick Davies' and Roger Hodgson's

Soundgarden certainly seized their moment with the release of 1991's Badmotorfinger, the follow-up to 1989's critically-acclaimed Louder Than Love. Produced once again by Terry Date (Pantera, White Zombie, Helmet), it's one of the definitive albums from a

On March 8, 1994, Seattle rock band Soundgarden released their critically acclaimed fourth full length album, Superunknown, on A&M Records. An immediate #1 in the US, it earned the band two Grammy Awards, and sold millions of records worldwide. Considered

When Temple Of The Dog released their sole album in 1991, nobody expected it to be one of the most iconic albums of the 90s. The project came together from the ashes of Mother Love Bone following the drug overdose of its frontman Andrew Wood, Chris Cornel

Don Cherry's 1975 release, Brown Rice is certainly one of the jazz trumpeter's finest and most accessible efforts of the '70s. Produced by Corrado Bacchelli, it finds Cherry taking the tripped-out spacey jazz sound he was pioneering the previous decade an

Crisis? What Crisis? was written and recorded in arguably the busiest period of the band’s career and released just 13 months after Crime of the Century. Now regarded by many as the bridge from their earlier prog records to their more commercially success

Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman formed The Flying Burrito Bros after both leaving The Byrds. They brought in bassist Chris Ethridge and pedal steel guitarist "Sneaky" Pete Kleinow to complete the line-up, appropriating the band's name from a group of Los A