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With its potent brew of psychedelic rock, Pink Floyd’ second album, ‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’, set the controls for the heart of the stunning.

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With their third album, ‘The Sound Of Madness’, Shinedown came back bigger and stronger than ever, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.

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Breaking all the rules, Lil’ Kim’s debut album, ‘Hard Core’, was as explicit as promised – but it also redefined women’s role in hip-hop.

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With the ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’ soundtrack album, Tina Turner broke with her abusive past and emerged as a true survivor.

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With the ‘Aretha Now’ album, Aretha Franklin served up an urgent classic that confirmed her recent crowning as ‘Queen Of Soul’.

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With ‘Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends’, Coldplay ventured into art-rock and crafted a protest album in response to the Iraq War.

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Reeling from the death of her closest friend, Stevie Nicks created ‘The Wild Heart’ album in an outpouring of grief and love.

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Madonna’s Christine And The Queens collaboration is arguably the most dramatic in a string of ambitious and creative partnerships.

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Building on the success ‘Love It To Death’, Alice Coopers’ ‘Killers’ album proved the group were in it for the long haul.

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Shaping post-disco funk and revealing his taste for provocative lyrics, Soft And Wet was the song that put Prince ‘streets into the future’.

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