Artists' lps that don't get the respect deserved

The discussion of Rod Stewart brought to mind, "Gasoline Alley".  
For me that is an excellent "solo" recording from Rod (though he's got a great group of musicians working with him on it).  I'd put that out there as an example of an LP that doesn't get enough praise. 


boxer12, what's an album from Dylan's rock-a-billy period?

Stones Santanic M.R.
Van Halen Fair Warning
Ac/DC Flick of the Switch
Nick Gilder Frequency
The Troggs

Somebody has to get their hearing checked. Stewart is a legendary vox. His material is questionable at times.

To answer ghosthouse; 
boxer12, what's an album from Dylan's rock-a-billy period?

It started with "Love and Theft" and apparently (?) ended (to early to tell) with "Tempest". Good stuff, IMO has a rock-a-billy feel style to it.  

boxer - while I don't think of 'em as "rock-a-billy" I get where you are coming from.   That's a string of good recordings from Mr. Z.  Starting with "Time Our of Mind", even, (though Lanois' production clouds the picture a bit), I'd say there's something of a similar feel to 5 successive LPs (leaving out Christmas and Shadows). Personally, I'm partial to "Together Through Life".  Love David Hidalgo's accordion on that one.