At least a few of these should have been nominated.

Some of these albums should have been nominated, probably. If you only listen to one song: "Toys In The Attic" [live], Aerosmith Albums, Revisited Here are 25 albums I like, that also could have been nominated for 1976's Album of the Year award. * The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Genesis

I'm offended no one ever told me how much KIϟϟ rocks. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Albums, Revisited Here are 7 albums I like, that also could have been nominated for 1975's Album of the Year award. Kiss, Kiss I had no idea this is what Kiss sounds like. (It's only their debut

There was a ridiculous amount of really good music released during this award cycle. If you only listen to one song: "Distant Lover" Live In Amsterdam, Marvin Gaye Albums, Revisited Here are 15 albums I like, that also could have been nominated for 1974's Album of the Year. Can't Buy

1973 is yet another year the Grammys nominated 5 mediocre albums and ignored almost twice as many very good ones. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you only listen to one song: "Superwoman", Stevie Wonder [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-ohttPIqco] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Albums, Revisited Here are 9 albums I like that could have

The 1971 award cycle was a decent year for music. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you only listen to one song: "Pullin'", Aretha Franklin [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp_HW-sTMzM] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Beatles Let It Be sounds very un-Beatles-ish to me. At the very least, the songs sound unfinished. This may

OMG Zeppelin Yes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you only listen to one song: "Prologue, August 29, 1968" and "Someday (August 29, 1968)", Chicago [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR6BeerSSWw] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The history in the music The Chicago Transit Authority, Chicago One of the things I continue to love about this project

This project often becomes an exercise in wondering: Wow... how in the world did y'all get this So Wrong?? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you only listen to one song: "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman", Aretha Franklin [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cF0tf35Mbo][1] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Grammys got 1969