Todd Rundgren ‎ – Something/Anything? (Bearsville ‎ – 2BX 2066, 2LP, USA, 1972).
Third album of the American musician Todd Rundgren which is released in February, 1972. Eto was his first double album recorded at the end of 1971 in Los Angeles, New York and Bearsville Studios, Woodstock. Three quarters of an album were recorded in studio where Rundgren played all instruments and ​​ executed all vocal and also was a producer. The fourth party contains a number of the tracks recorded live in studio without imposings except for a small fragment of archival records of the 1960th years.
Rundgren rather surely played other instruments, besides a standard guitar and keyboard with which it worked in earlier releases, and it, together with the general discontent with other studio musicians, forced it to move temporarily to Los Angeles to try to record an album entirely alone. After he created much more material, than would be located on a standard plate, in Los Angeles there was an earthquake. To lighten the mood, he decided to return to New York for several live performances in Mugi Klingmans company. The final sessions took place in Bersvilla where there took place the remained record and the data, and it created enough material for a double album.
Alby took the 29th place in Billboard 200 and became gold in three years after its release. Singl from an album "Hello Its Me" entered the five of the best in the USA at the end of 1972 and contained one more hit "I Saw the Light". Alby gained recognition of critics as one of the most considerable plates of the 1970th years later. In 2003 the album took the 173rd place in the list of the Rolling Stone "500 greatest albums of all times" magazine. On took the 797th place in the third edition of Colin Larkin of "Top-1000 of albums of all times" (2000). After "Something/Anything" Rundgren passed from the simple pop ballads presented on this album to more experimental territory and progressive fate in later releases, since "A Wizard, A True Star". Plastinkas
practically in excellent condition.