1970-73 - the greatest years of great hard rock albums

[proggosaurus]

great lists! I would add

Frijid Pink/ST 1970
Bloodrock/ST 1970
Guru Guru/UFO 1970
Guru Guru/Hinten - 1971
Bloodrock/Bloodrock 2 and 3 1971
Dust/ST 1971
Guru Guru/Känguru 1972
Bloodrock/USA and Live 1972
Jane/Together 1972
Jane/Here We Are 1973

[Jerjo]

Not enough Slade here:

Slade Alive!/1972
Sladest/1973

[Speare-shaker]

I remember playing Traffic's "Low Spark" to death during that period. I was big fan of Atomic Rooster also. Everything Crimson did. I was also very into Amon Duul II. My favorite Top 40 hit from that period was "Something in the Air" by Thunderclap Newman. "Earschplittenloudenboomer" by Steppenwolf was a fave. "What Is Life" by George. Yeah, great period. Notice it came to an end right about the same time that Kiss came out?

[grego]

1973 hard rock
Black Sabbath SBS
Budgie Never Turn Your Back On A Friend
Deep Purple WDWTWA
Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies
Robin Trower Twice Removed From Yesterday
Spooky Tooth You Broke My Heart, So I Busted Your Jaw
Uriah Heep Sweet Freedom
Grand Funk WAAB

[Speare-shaker]

Will nobody mention BOC?? The first album, Tyranny and Mvtation, Secret Treaties?? The hardest of the hard rock??

[Prehensile Pencil]

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[PeterG]

BOC. The hardest of the hard rock??

Not even close to being the hardest.

[PeterG]

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Love Montrose, I've got several on vinyl.