1973 OMAs: Album of the Year

Album of the Year
Rule Zero
"If zero albums are up to OMA standards in a given year, none of the albums get an award that year."
OMA Rules of the Road
Okay, but what was sort of decent?
Based on my memory of listening to it years ago, I believe The Concert for Bangladesh is worth a listen, if you can find it.
If you only listen to one song:
"Medley: Jumpin' Jack Flash/Young Blood" from The Concert For Bangladesh, Leon Russell
Meh.
I seriously don't want to spend any time talking about these albums. I've been dreading it for weeks.
The 1973 nominees for Album of the Year
- American Pie, Don McLean
The Concert for Bangladesh, George Harrison & Friends[1]- Jesus Christ Superstar (Original Broadway Cast Recording), Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice
- Moods, Neil Diamond
- Nilsson Schmilsson, Nilsson
The current One Man Academy (OMA) project is listening to the Grammy's Album of the Year nominees and re-choosing winners, absent of historical context.
All previous OMA Album of the Year Winners
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