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With a formula that began a serious legacy, ‘ZZ Top’s First Album’ introduced the Texan trio as one of the best blues-rock acts in history.

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One of Morrissey and Marr’s earliest songs, The Smiths’ What Difference Does It Make? remains a classic with across-the-board appeal.

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Fusing rebellious proto-punk with radio-friendly pop, MC5’s ‘Back In The USA’ album opened a world of aggressive catharsis for the mainstream.

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Opening his ‘Berlin Trilogy’ of albums, ‘Low’ found David Bowie creating an otherworldly work of art that still sounds like the future.

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Capturing the Madchester zeitgeist, New Order’s ‘Technique’ album was hailed as ‘a rare and ravishing triumph’

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After losing two bandmates to drug-related deaths, Chrissie Hynde rebooted Pretenders and came back stronger than ever.

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From art-rock manifestos to cinematic ballads and era-defining anthems, the best David Bowie songs changed the face of music forever.

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A masterful guitarist curious about the power of magic, Jimmy Page cast a lasting spell with Led Zeppelin’s brand of rock’n’roll sorcery.

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Securing his place in the firmament, David Bowie’s final album, ‘Blackstar’, was an extraordinary goodbye that redefined him as an artist.

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As the ‘seer of visions’ who summoned forth the acid rock era, Syd Barrett’s LSD-inspired psychedelia proved both a blessing and a curse…

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