Forest · 1970 Spin it Again - Forest's only album sounds less like a recording and more like something that grew out of the ground overnight.

Grateful Dead · 1972 Spin it Again - The first live double LP from a band that never thought about making records the same way again.

The Byrds · 1968 Spin it Again - A band falling apart made their best record anyway, and nobody noticed until it was too late to ask why.

Steeleye Span · 1969 Spin it Again - Before anyone else figured it out, Steeleye Span proved that English folk songs and electric guitars could occupy the same space without one destroying the other.

Fairport Convention · 1969 Spin it Again - A 1969 record from Fairport Convention that rewards close listening.

Led Zeppelin · 1971 Spin it Again - They didn't put their name on the cover, and it still sold fifty million copies — which tells you everything about whether the music needed the marketing.

Richard Thompson · 1991 Spin it Again - One acoustic guitar, one story about a motorcyclist and a redhead, and somehow five minutes later you've heard one of the best songs of the century.

Spirit of the West · 1992 Spin it Again - A Vancouver folk-rock band in peak form, making the kind of record that Gold certification in Canada quietly undersells.

Spirit Of The West · 1994 Spin it Again - You know the party song. This is the album they made when the party was over.

Ben Howard · 2014 Spin it Again - Ben Howard walked away from the sound that made him famous and built something stranger — most people heard the first ten minutes and called it a day.

Grateful Dead · 1970 Spin it Again - Six months after Workingman's Dead, they went back to the same room and got it even more right.

Nico · 1967 Spin it Again - Nico was handed other people's songs, an arranger she resented, and somehow made the most quietly devastating record of 1967.