The Man Who Sold The World (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk Alternative

The Man Who Sold The World (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk AlternativeWith 1970's 'The Man Who Sold the World', David Bowie set aside his pop and singer songwriter aspirations and headed in a harder rocking direction. Producer Tony Visconti provided a thick, dense setting with guitarist Mick Ronson playing the role of guitar hero to Bowie's megalomaniac frontman; think Keith Richards and Mick Jagger sprinkled with fairy dust. The new approach flowered on 'Hunky Dory', but the outline for the master plan is here. The

Classic album from Serge Gainsbourg featuring some of his best loved songs including Jane Birkin

and West Side Story

and performed in a similar jangly folk rock style too

Lou Reed has always dabbled in contrasts

During 1971 - 1973

Fleetwood Mac were pedigreed British blues rockers with roots in Britain's seminal John Mayall's Blues Breakers and their hearts orbiting Chicago and the Mississippi Delta

the Beatles began writing music that pointed to a future which they would

as opposed to the emotional complications that had to be overcome before their next sessions

Universally recognized as being the works of a true maverick genius

the canon of recordings by the late

Buddy Miles's Them Changes illustrates Hendrix's mastery of funk

She also recorded as Nicole Darde (her real name) and with her boyfriend Claude in the duo Arc-en-Ciel