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Music History Events: albums released October 22
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Albums released October 22:
• 1965 – DONOVAN – ‘Fairytale’
• 1969 – LED ZEPPELIN – ‘Led Zeppelin II’
• 1974 – KISS – ‘Hotter Than Hell’
• 1976 – BOB SEGER – ‘Night Moves’
• 1976 – ELTON JOHN – ‘Blue Moves’
• 1976 – PATTI SMITH GROUP – ‘Radio Ethiopia’
• 1979 – GRAHAM PARKER – ‘Heat Treatment’
• 1979 – CHER – ‘Prisoner’
• 1982 – MUSICAL YOUTH – ‘The Youth Of Today’
• 1984 – PAUL MCCARTNEY – ‘Give My Regards to Broad Street’
• 1984 – CULTURE CLUB – ‘Waking Up with the House on Fire’
• 1990 – PET SHOP BOYS – ‘Behaviour’
• 1990 – THE SISTERS OF MERCY – ‘Vision Thing’
• 1990 – POP WILL EAT ITSELF – ‘Cure for Sanity’
• 1990 – MATT BIANCO – ‘The Best of Matt Bianco’ (EUR)
• 1990 – PHIL COLLINS – ‘Serious Hits… Live!’
• 1991 – MATTHEW SWEET – ‘Girlfriend’
• 1991 – DEATH – ‘Human’
• 1991 – SLAYER – ‘Decade of Aggression’
• 1991 – TINA TURNER – ‘Simply the Best’
• 1991 – VARIOS – ‘Two Rooms: Celebrating the Songs of Elton John & Bernie Taupin’
• 1991 – THE PLATTERS – ‘The Magic Touch: Anthology’
• 1993 – SARAH MCLACHLAN – ‘Fumbling Towards Ecstasy’ (CAN)
• 1995 – LOS JAIVAS – ‘Hijos de la Tierra’
• 1996 – GOV’T MULE – ‘Live at Roseland Ballroom’
• 1996 – JOURNEY – ‘Trial by Fire’
• 1996 – VAN HALEN – ‘Best Of – Volume I’
• 1996 – SWANS – ‘Soundtracks for the Blind’
• 1997 – KYLIE MINOGUE – ‘Impossible Princess’
• 1998 – CHER – ‘Believe’
• 2001 – APHEX TWIN – ‘drukqs’
• 2001 – THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN – ‘Change’
• 2001 – PULP – ‘We Love Life’
• 2001 – THE CRANBERRIES – ‘Wake Up and Smell the Coffee’
• 2001 – GRAVE DIGGER – ‘The Grave Digger’
• 2001 – UB40 – ‘Cover Up’
• 2001 – SODOM – ‘M-16’
• 2001 – HARDCORE SUPERSTAR – ‘Thank You (For Letting Us Be Ourselves)’
• 2001 – GENE – ‘Libertine’
• 2002 – SANTANA – ‘Shaman’
• 2002 – FOO FIGHTERS – ‘One by One’
• 2002 – BLACKMORE’S NIGHT – ‘Past Times with Good Company’ (GER)
• 2002 – LEONARD COHEN – ‘The Essential Leonard Cohen’
• 2002 – JOAN MANUEL SERRAT – ‘Versos en la boca’
• 2002 – ROD STEWART – ‘It Had to Be You: The Great American Songbook’
• 2002 – JAGUARES – ‘El Primer Instinto’ (USA)
• 2007 – VAN MORRISON – ‘Still on Top – The Greatest Hits’
• 2008 – PAUL GILBERT – ‘United States’ (JAP)
• 2010 – EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN – ‘Strategies Against Architecture IV’
• 2010 – LOS TRES – ‘Coliumo’
• 2012 – CAFÉ TACUBA – ‘El Objeto Antes Llamado Disco’
• 2012 – LADY ANTEBELLUM – ‘On This Winter’s Night’
• 2012 – RICHARD MARX – ‘Christmas Spirit’
• 2012 – DIONNE WARWICK – ‘Now: A Celebratory 50th Anniversary Album’
• 2012 – STONE SOUR – ‘House of Gold & Bones – Part 1’ (UK)
• 2012 – TAYLOR SWIFT – ‘Red’
• 2012 – STEVE HACKETT – ‘Genesis Revisited II’
• 2012 – KENDRICK LAMAR – ‘Good Kid, M.A.A.D City’
• 2013 – METAL CHURCH – ‘Generation Nothing’
• 2013 – LITA FORD – ‘The Bitch Is Back … Live’
• 2013 – AFI – ‘Burials’ (USA)
• 2013 – MARCO ANTONIO SOLÍS – ‘Gracias por estar aquí’
• 2021 – U.D.O. – ‘Game Over’
• 2021 – DURAN DURAN – ‘Future Past’
• 2021 – BIFFY CLYRO – ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’
• 2021 – DREAM THEATER – ‘A View from the Top of the World’
• 2021 – FUEL – ‘Anomaly’
• 2021 – MY MORNING JACKET – ‘My Morning Jacket’
• 2021 – RÜFÜS DU SOL – ‘Surrender’
• 2021 – DEERHOOF – ‘Actually, You Can’
• 2021 – CRADLE OF FILTH – ‘Existence Is Futile’
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LP 1969: ‘LED ZEPPELIN II’ (Led Zeppelin)
On October 22, 1969, the second album of the British band Led Zeppelin was released, whose songs were written and recorded in the few spare moments they had left of the tour that followed their debut album released only nine months earlier. To do this, they used more than a dozen studios in London, New York, Los Angeles, Memphis and Vancouver.
The production was handled by Jimmy Page assisted by recording engineer Eddie Kramer whose work with Jimi Hendrix impressed the members of Led Zeppelin. Some of the pieces on the album came from his spectacular live shows such as “Whole lotta love” or “Dazed and confused” which contained long spaces for his extensive improvisations. They borrowed several riffs and phrases from several of their most admired bluesmen such as “The lemon song” inspired by “The killing floor” by Howlin” Wolf or “Whole lotta love”, based on a song by Willie Dixon.
20 years after the release, the band, after being sued by the blues musician, reached an agreement and since then they have shared authorship with Dixon. But the album contained much more than a few borrowed riffs. Their instrumental and sonic power paved the way for practically all the bands that emerged later and “Led Zeppelin II” would reach for many the category of quintessence of heavy metal. In addition to Page”s creative and wild riffs was Bonham”s drumming, especially noticeable and evident in “Moby Dick”. The album reached No. 1 on the US charts in its eighth week on the charts, unseating none other than the Beatles” “Abbey Road”, which, adding the fact that Led Zeppelin”s album was the first No. 1 of the new decade of the seventies, was a symbol that the golden sixties were behind us.