This week Sam takes a look at the debut album from soul singer Erykah Bady. Released in 1997 "Baduizm" is considered a landmark album within the controversial neo-soul genre.
This week Sam takes a look at British band Blur's 1997 album "Blur". This album marked a major turining point in the band's career where they moved from britpop to a more indie rock sound.
This week Sam takes a look at psychedelic rock band Jefferson Airplane's 1967 album "Surrealistic Pillow". This is considered the album that broke the San Francisco scene into the mainstream.
This week Sam takes a look at David Bowie's 1977 album "Heroes". This record was the second album that formed part of Bowie's infamous Berlin trilogy of albums.
This week Sam takes a look at the Doors final studio album with Jim Morrison "L.A. Woman" from 1971. This album was a back to basics blues rock album and is now considered one of the band's best albums 45 years later.
This week Sam takes a look at New York hip hop duo Gang Starr's seminal second album "Step in the Arena". Released in 1991, this album set Gang Starr up as one the leading groups within the hardcore hip hop scene of the early 90s.
This week Sam takes a look at Blondie's self-titled debut from 1976. This album although not commercially successful laid the foundations for Blondie's future work.
This week Sam takes a look at British group T Rex's classic from 1971 "Electric Warrior". This album is now considered the first glam rock record and helped to usher in a music movement that flipped the UK music scene on it's head.