Stacker compiled data on the best rock albums of the '70s and listed the top 50, according to Best Ever Albums.

In 1970, The Who had a massive hit with a song that wasn’t originally meant to be a single. The song, “See Me Feel ...

If you love guitar-based rock music, the 1970s were for you. While guitars are still a seemingly ubiquitous instrument today, it was in the 1970s when they were at their buzziest and their busiest.

Rock music was changing fast by 1970. The previous decade featured The Beach Boys and The Beatles transforming the recording process and expanding what was even possible within the context of a rock ...

Stacker looked at the #1 rock songs of the 1970s using the Billboard Hot 100 and MusicBrainz, an open music encyclopedia via the University of Waterloo. - TV Times/Future Publishing via Getty Images ...

Rock music is generally traced back to the 1950s, but classic rock had its breakthrough in the '70s and '80s. While Elvis Presley is often called the King of Rock and Roll, rock music was actually ...

The 1970s music scene covered many types and genres. Especially as the decade rolled on and we saw the likes of punk rock and new wave shake things up significantly. Whatever your preferences and ...

What rock and metal albums of the 1970s would you pass down to your kids? As a kid myself in the 1970s, I'm thankful for my parents having a wide array of music tastes and have fond memories of ...

But like most cultural phenomenons, it didn’t just appear out of thin air. The sound, the swagger, and even the spectacle had been long since brewing throughout the duration of the 1970s and was ...

With the Beatles a thing of the past and the counterculture revolution aging into different forms of expression, rock music in the 1970s evolved into an even more sophisticated and album-oriented art ...

Elton John performing his song ‘Crocodile Rock’ on the set of The Muppet Show. Rock music electrified the 1970s, igniting a decade of creativity and innovation in music. The subgenres that stemmed ...

Punk rock rose from the underground in the 1970s, with bands like the Ramones and the Clash playing short, aggressive songs that punched up the musical establishment. These types of rock music—along ...