Traffic albums, ranked
10 records, ordered by our Elevation score — our rating out of 100, not chart position.
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John Barleycorn Must Die
1970
This album encapsulates Traffic's blend of jazz fusion and rock, showcasing their intricate grooves and dynamic arrangements in a cohesive experience.
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John Barleycorn Must Die Start here
1970
A fusion of progressive rock and jazz, blending intricate melodies with introspective lyrics and vibrant instrumental exploration.
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The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
1971
A fusion of psychedelic rock and jazz, blending intricate instrumentation with contemplative lyrics to create an immersive sonic experience.
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On the Road
1973
A sprawling blend of jazz fusion and psychedelic rock that weaves intricate melodies with extended improvisational sections.
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When the Eagle Flies
1974
A blend of jazz fusion and progressive rock, enveloped in psychedelic textures that evoke a sense of introspective exploration.
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The Last Great Traffic Jam
2005
A vibrant blend of psychedelic rock and jazz fusion, showcasing improvisational brilliance and lyrical depth across its expansive tracks.
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Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory
1973
A blend of jazz fusion and progressive rock that weaves intricate melodies through immersive, psychedelic soundscapes.
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Last Exit
1969
An eclectic blend of jazz fusion and psychedelic rock, infused with spontaneous improvisation and rich instrumentation.
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Mr. Fantasy
1967
A kaleidoscopic journey through psychedelic rock, blending jazz fusion with whimsical melodies and introspective lyrics.
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Far from Home
1994
A rich tapestry of jazz fusion and psychedelic rock intertwines with introspective lyrics and lush instrumentation throughout the album.
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Traffic
1968
A vibrant blend of jazz-infused rock and psychedelic textures that evoke a sense of both adventure and introspection.