"Hole in the World," the Eagles' first release since their 2000 box set, Selected Works: 1972-1999, their first on their own Eagles Recording Co. II (not to be confused with...
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Elektra/Asylum reissued the Eagles' last two studio records, Hotel California and The Long Run, on one cassette in 1984. For some casual fans, this might not be a bad way to...
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The problem with assembling an Eagles collection in 2003 is that there already is a perfect Eagles collection: 1976's Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975). Although it spanned a...
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Despite being a rather inconsistent act, the Eagles were one of the most successful rock bands of the '70s. Made up of five fine musicians (each with unquestionably superb...
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The final version of the Eagles--Felder, Frey, Henley, Schmit and Walsh--reunited in 1994 for a tour and this album, which contains four new studio recordings, including the...
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The album that accompanied The Eagles' much-hyped 1994 reunion highlights everything that made the group popular titans and critical targets through the '70s. Consisting of...
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The problem with assembling an Eagles collection in 2003 is that there already is a perfect Eagles collection: 1976's Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975). Although it spanned a...
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"Desperado" has become perhaps the band's best-known song--it's been covered both by Linda Ronstadt and Clint Black--but without it this would be a dreary Western-outlaw...
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A concept album equating rock & roll musicians with Old West outlaws, the Eagles' second album contains the hit "Tequila Sunrise," the song "Desperado," which has become a...
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James Gang guitarist Joe Walsh joined the band for this album, and his guitar solos--meatier than anything the band had done before--propelled the Eagles to "biggest band in...
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The Eagles took 18 months between their fourth and fifth albums, reportedly spending eight months in the studio recording Hotel California. The album was also their first to...
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The final souvenir of a lengthy farewell tour, this concert album adds little to the group's legacy save a version of Steve Young's "Seven Bridges...
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On The Border 1/1/1974, Yahoo! Music, Brian Mansfield
The Eagles worked with Bill Szymczyk for the first time, and he helped give the group a harder edge: "Already Gone" and "James Dean" add some rock to the band's country-rock...
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The Eagles began recording their third album in England with producer Glyn Johns, as they had their first two albums, but abandoned the sessions after completing two...
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One Of These Nights was the band's first big breakthrough, and the darkly enticing title track was the group's second number-one single. The other hits--"Take It To The...
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The Eagles recorded their albums relatively quickly in their first years of existence, their albums succeeding each other by less than a year. One of These Nights, their...
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The Long Run 1/1/1979, Yahoo! Music, Brian Mansfield
The Eagles' final studio album possessed neither the scope nor the ambition of its predecessor, Hotel California, and it was hardly worth the three-year wait. Still, it did...
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The long-awaited follow-up to Hotel California and the Eagles' last studio album...sold in the expected multimillions and included the hits "Heartache Tonight," "The Long...
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Start with Buffalo Springfield, then beef up with country-rock by recording in England with Who producer Glyn Johns, and you've got the intent of this album. It starts...
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Balance is the key element of the Eagles' self-titled debut album, a collection that contains elements of rock & roll, folk, and country, overlaid by vocal harmonies...
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This 17-song compilation, mastered in state-of-the-art digital audio, is the successor to its identically-named 1994 predecessor, re-compiled off the 1999 remasters of the...
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The relative sonic neglect suffered by the Eagles' catalog was the fault of the band's consistent success -- with the original albums and hits collections still selling year...
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