The best Baroque Pop albums
of the 1970s.
Where to start with 1970–1979 baroque pop — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1970s — baroque pop
Top picks from 1970–1979, ranked by where we would start.
Kate Bush
Lionheart
A kaleidoscope of theatrical sounds interwoven with lush melodies and introspective lyrics, capturing the essence of a burgeoning artist's vision.
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Kate Bush
The Kick Inside
A haunting blend of ethereal vocals and whimsical arrangements that evoke literary themes and emotional depth.
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Harry Nilsson
Nilsson Schmilsson
This specific album showcases Nilsson's eclectic musical palette, featuring both playful and poignant moments that highlight his vocal prowess. It effectively illustrates how he merges different genres while maintaining a distinct sound, providing a comprehensive entry point into his artistry.
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Harry Nilsson
Knnillssonn
A whimsical blend of soft rock and baroque pop, infused with introspective lyrics and Nilsson's signature vocal charm.
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Procol Harum
Something Magic
A lush tapestry of orchestral arrangements and poetic lyrics unfolds through intricate melodies and progressive rock sensibilities.
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Procol Harum
Broken Barricades
Orchestral arrangements and poetic lyrics create an expansive soundscape that merges rock with classical influences.
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Colin Blunstone
Journey
A lush blend of baroque pop and soft rock, infused with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Colin Blunstone
Ennismore
A lush tapestry of soft rock and baroque pop, weaving introspective lyrics with melodic instrumentation.
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Nick Drake
Pink Moon
Delicate fingerpicked guitar intertwines with haunting vocals, creating an ethereal atmosphere rich in introspection and melancholy.
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Nick Drake
Bryter Layter
Ethereal melodies intertwine with lush orchestration and introspective lyrics, crafting a dreamlike soundscape that lingers long after listening.
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Arthur Lee
Vindicator
A kaleidoscopic blend of melancholic melodies and eclectic instrumentation that captures a restless spirit.
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