Album Debuts, March 1973

Continuing the series (January & February), let's look at albums released in March of 1973:

Not so much in quantity, but pretty impressive from the standpoint of quality:

Only 3 releases I own, but they are a big 3:

• Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon.  Perhaps the most iconic rock album ever.  741 weeks on the album charts.  Ranked #43 on Rolling Stones list of best albums.  I remember my listeneing to "Money" in Moddle School music class, the teacher talking about using everyday sounds as part of music composition.
• Doobie Brothers - The Captain and Me.  Though not as "important" as DSOTM, this was the first in a long string of Top 10 album for the Doobies.   A solid album, with the Classic Rock classics "China Grove" and "Long Train Runnin'". 
• Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy.  Probably the 5th most popular of Led Zep's 8 studio albums, Houses Of The Holy still topped the Billboard album charts, and sold 11x Platinum.  It ranks #149 on the Rolling Stone list (#148 on the 2012 update) behind I, IV, Physical Graffiti and II, all of which are Top 100.