Classic Rock Review of the Year 1992

Following the historic rock year of 1991, the following year of 1992 may have been a bit of a letdown. Still, there were some solid albums released this year, among which some were quite original and interesting. Despite “grunge” reaching its absolute zenith of popularity, we chose Neil Young‘s retro-sounding Harvest Moon as our album of the year.

Reviews from 1992
Final 1992 Poll Results
Q: What is the best album of 1992? 1 Harvest Moon by Neil Young 51.6% 2 Dirt by Alice In Chains 16.1% 3 Little Earthquakes by Tori Amos 12.9% 4 Diamonds In the Coal by The Badlees 9.7% 4 Core by Stone Temple Pilots 9.7% Conducted on our site, May-June, 2012
Other 1992 Albums of Note
1992 was a light year in rock album production but there were still about 20 albums of note beyongd the dozen which we reviewed. The most striking among these were the two albums released on the same day by Bruce Springsteen, Human Touch and Lucky Town. Also releasing albums were Elton John, Peter Gabriel, Kiss, Faith No More and Def Leppard.
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