The two hundred and thirty-ninth album: #239 T. Rex - Electric Warrior
I see this album cited as kicking off the glam rock movement, the band's appearance on Top of the Pops setting up that idea more than anything. While I'm sure this played on trends that had started, there's something different about the rock played here. It's subdued, without the big flourishes from before, but still more produced than those early rock albums were. It differs somewhat between tracks, of course, but the well known Get It On is a good example of this - a fairly simple rhythm, relying on some harmonies but creating a sound that's clearly intentionally produced to create crescendos. Plenty of the other tracks beyond that don't necessarily stick with you, but they're fine to listen to, a decent album but I know glam rock will go further than this.