Semi-Finals: Vote for the Greatest 70s Rock Album

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I'm Corey with The Story.

Our search for the greatest rock album of the 1970s is down to the semifinals,

with just four powerhouse records battling it out for, year votes.

On one side, the who's 1971 classic, who's next, faces off against Tom Pitti and the heartbreakers 1979, hit Dambda, torpedoes.

Over on the other bracket, Pink Floyd's 1973 masterpiece The Dark Side of the Moon takes on Led Zeppelin's 1971.

Untitled fourth album, often just called IV.

These albums earn their spots by knocking out some heavy hitters along the way.

Who's next, topped ACDC's Highway to Hill with 57% of the vote, after beating the Beatles' Let It Be and Van Halen's debut?

Damn the torpedoes scrape by in a nail-biter against Russia's 2112, 51-49%, following wins over Bob.

Dylan and Bob Seger. Fans have been buzzing about the dominance in the other match-up.

The Dark Side of the Moon crushed David Bowie, Paul McCartney, and the Rolling Stones, grabbing at least 75% each time.

Led Zeppelin IV wasn't far behind, stomping Elton John, The Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac with margins from 67 to 79%.

Now it's your turn to decide who advances, vote once per hour in each bracket until 11.59pm, Eastern on Sunday, March 29th.

The finals kick off Monday morning, leading to a champion crowned on April 1st.

Get those votes in, because these icons are too close to call, and the ultimate 70s rocking is almost here.