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Establishing Eagles as ‘a raw and funky presence’ in the country-rock scene, ‘On The Border’ paved the way for the group’s late 70s classics.

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Pushing the boundaries of what was considered a Madonna album, ‘Like A Prayer’ found the singer heeding the call of her artistic ambitions.

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A much-missed presence on the rock scene, Linkin Park’s frontman Chester Bennington set a shining example through his art and his beliefs.

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Hailed as ‘an unbreakable testament to Joy Division’s brilliance’, the rich, evocative Atmosphere stands as the group’s greatest ballad.

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Pairing Otis Redding’s belting voice with Carla Thomas’ classy poise, ‘King & Queen’ was a stroke of genius from Stax Records.

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Following a run of pop-minded albums, ‘Naked’ found Talking Heads returning to the experimental approach of ‘Remain In Light’.

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An exhilaratingly punishing look at our love/hate relationship with technology, Daft Punk’s ‘Human After All’ album remains a career high.

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Tapping into his childhood with ‘Reptile’, Eric Clapton turned ‘a dead duck’ into an emotional album with ‘a very strong core’.

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A cornerstone in dance music, ‘Discovery’ established Daft Punk’s trademark sound – and still sounds like nothing else on Earth.

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A mix of rock’n’roll glory days and contemporary R&B, Rod Stewart’s ‘Human’ album built a bridge to his next chapter.

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