Eagles - On The Border (UltraDisc One-Step) (Mo-Fi)

With On the Border, there's plenty to take in and soak up. Declared by famed critic Robert Christgau as "[the Eagles'] best album," the 1974 set claims a rich backstory. Initially recorded amid tumultuous sessions with producer Glyn Johns in London shortly after the release of the group's sophomore Desperado set, On the Border took a new turn after the band elected to scrap most of the prior work, return to its native California, and team with producer Bill Szymczyk to give the material less of a smooth, polished sheen and more toughness. Szymczyk also afforded the Eagles more input and freedom in the arrangements, and suggested adding another guitarist to play on "Good Day in Hell." Felder got the call, and so won over the Eagles with his skills, he quickly became the fifth member of the band.

1. Already Gone

2. You Never Cry Like a Lover

3. Midnight Flyer

4. My Man

5. On the Border

6. James Dean

7. Ol' ‘55

8. Is It True?

9. Good Day in Hell

10. Best of My Love