1973: The Year of Influential and Experimental Albums

1973 was a year that saw the release of numerous influential and experimental albums across various genres. One standout album from this year is Roxy Music's "For Your Pleasure", which showcased a fusion of glam rock and art rock, setting the stage for future innovative music. Another notable release is Lou Reed's "Berlin", a conceptual album that delves into dark and intense themes. Electric Light Orchestra's "On the Third Day" exemplified their unique blend of rock and classical instruments in a progressive style. Additionally, the album "Life Mask" by Roy Harper cemented his reputation as a talented and poetic singer-songwriter. The third album by Soft Machine, self-titled "Soft Machine 7", showcased their prowess in jazz fusion with intricate compositions and impressive improvisation. These albums, along with many others from 1973, pushed boundaries and left a lasting impact on the music industry.