The best Glam Metal albums
of the 1970s.
Where to start with 1970–1979 glam metal — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 1970s — glam metal
Top picks from 1970–1979, ranked by where we would start.
Alice Cooper
Welcome to My Nightmare
A theatrical blend of rock and horror that immerses listeners in a dark and whimsical nightmare.
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Cher
Cherished
A vibrant blend of disco beats and pop melodies that showcases Cher's dynamic vocal range and infectious energy.
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Cher
Foxy Lady
An eclectic blend of folk rock and pop, infused with Cher's signature emotive vocals and vibrant arrangements.
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Alice Cooper
Flash Fearless Vs. the Zorg Women, Pts. 5 & 6
A theatrical blend of rock and campy narratives that elevates the absurdity of space adventures into a hard-hitting musical experience.
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Dokken
Back in the Streets
A raw blend of glam metal and hard rock, bursting with youthful energy and gritty guitar riffs.
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Quiet Riot
Quiet Riot
A raucous blend of glam rock energy and heavy metal guitar riffs that captures the youthful rebellion of the late 1970s.
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Quiet Riot
Quiet Riot II
A vibrant fusion of glam rock riffs and anthemic choruses that captures the exuberance of late '70s hard rock.
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David Coverdale
White Snake
A blend of blues-infused rock and glam metal that showcases Coverdale's powerful vocals and emotive songwriting.
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David Coverdale
Northwinds
A blend of soulful rock ballads and bluesy grooves showcasing Coverdale's emotive vocal prowess against lush instrumentation.
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