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Todd Rundgren's third solo album Something/Anything? was released in 1972. To date this has remained as the crowing achievement of Rundgren and remains as his alltime best selling album. The original album was released as a 2LP set. This album was ranked number 173 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time as one of the most influential pieces in rock history.

This album is highlighted by the single: "Hello, It's Me".  Teh song was originally released by Rudgren's band Nazz in 1968, but failed to perform well and remained a relatively unknown hit until rereleased on Something/Anything in 1971.  A deep, emotional song that highlights the effects of breaking up in a relationship.  Hello, It's Me - it been a long long time...helps the listener feel the pain  and emotion of this great song. 

TODD RUNDGREN Something Anything MFSL Gold 2CD New    US $166.80

TODD RUNDGREN Something Anything MFSL Gold 2 CD oop    US $118.60

Todd Rundgren Something Anything MFSL CDs    US $650.00

Todd Rundgren was a very eclectic musician that used bits and pieces of rock, soul, blues and soul in his music composition. By using the piano in his music, he was able to hit sublties that had been abandoned by much of the rock world. Rundgren was certainly one of the first to enter the world of Glam Rock. Like Bowie, Rundgren dressed in womens clothes often, wore makeup and lipstick and had a very feminie look on stage. As his music moved into pshchodellic later in his career, this became one of the trademarks of Rundgren.

Rundgren is perhaps more known for his work behind the scenes producing albums for Halfnelson (first incarnation of Sparks), New York Dolls, Badfinger, Grand Funk Railroad, Hall & Oates, Ian and Sylvia (on their "Great Speckled Bird" album), Meat Loaf, Patti Smith, Shaun Cassidy, The Tubes, Tom Robinson Band, XTC, Bad Religion, Cheap Trick, The Hello People, Hiroshi Takano, Bourgeois Tagg, 12 Rods, The Pursuit of Happiness, The Psychedelic Furs, Steve Hillage, and The Band.