Bob Seger - Seven

Primary Artist
Bob Seger
Album Title
Seven
Release Date
March, 1974 
Time
31:05 
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
With his seventh album, appropriately titled Seven, Bob Seger delivered one of his strongest, hardest-hitting rock records -- the toughest since the days of The Bob Seger System. Not to say that he ever abandoned rock & roll, since Back In '72 was filled with fantastic rockers, but it was tempered with reflective singer/songwriter material. Not here. Even the slowest song, "20 Years From Now," is a steady mid-tempo ballad that showcases the band. Still, that's a rare moment of reflection on a record that opens with "Get out of Denver," the greatest Chuck Berry knockoff ever written, and never loses momentum. Read More
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