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From 'The Lamb' to 'Octopus' to 'The Snow Goose' — the best LPs that dream beyond 4/4.

From David Bowie's overlooked debut to Dave Grohl's pre-Nirvana record with Scream.

Blues, folk, world music – no genre escaped the kaleidoscopic pull of the '60s' trippiest sound.

They made their legend in a veritable blink of an eye.

For all the great singles, sometimes the best moments on the Rocket Man's records are the deep cuts.

Despite being hailed as prog-rock giants, they still managed to have many under-the-radar tunes.

The Beatles star was slow to reveal himself. Once he decided to get real, however, the floodgates opened.

It's a rundown that promises a photo finish.

The guitarist released only four official LPs during his lifetime. But ranking his greatest songs is almost impossible.

The images work to frame their impish humor, wild imagination, sharp commentary and flair for the absurd.

Band's artwork history contains many controversial images.

They scored four No. 1 albums and five No. 1 singles, but not every track went the distance.