BAddressed To The Censors Of Love is the 1972 album by British folk/blues singer Gary Farr. Originally released by Atco Records, this was remastered in 2006 by Collectors' Choice Music.

Cherry is the 1972 album by Stanley Turrentine with Milt Jackson, who are also joined by Ron Carter, Billy Cobham, Bob James, and Cornell Dupree. Released by CTI, this CD is the Japanese remaster that came out on 25 July, 2002 through the King label in Japan.

Thin is the 1972 album by Boston jazz saxophonist Arni Cheatham. This is the 2008 remaster/reissue released by Porter.

Attica Blues is one of two albums Archie Shepp released on Impulse Records in 1972. This is from a CD released in 2003 by Verve Music Group.

The Cry Of My People is one of two albums Archie Shepp released on Impulse Records in 1972. This is from a CD released in 2004 by Verve Music Group.

Experience is a 1972 bootleg album by American guitarist Jimi Hendrix. This album and set of songs have been widely bootlegged countless times over the years and decades, all from audio of a documentary film but this is taken from a 1990 Polish bootleg LP on the Wifon label and is a vinyl rip.

Lights Out: san francisco is a 1972 compilation put together by San Francisco radio disc jockey Abe Keshishian, who was sometimes known as Abe Kesh but whose nickname made him famous in the Bay Area: Voco. He put together some of the hottest music of San Francisco and Oakland and shared it with people of northern California and the rest of the world. The album would introduce Sylvester and The Pointer Sisters to the planet. This was released by Blue Thumb Records and is a vinyl rip.

Five Hits In A Row is the 1972 album by Stivín & Co Jazz System, the focus being Jiří Stivín. This was released by Supraphon and is a vinyl rip.

But That Is Me is the 1972 album by British pop singer Mandy More. Released on the Philips label, this is ripped from vinyl. A treat is her cover of the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows".

Everything You Always Wanted To Hear On The Moog (But Were Afraid To Ask For) is the 1972 album by The Mighty Moog. The music was produced and "conducted" by Andrew Kazdin and Thomas Z. Shepard, demonstrating the power of the Moog synthesizer. This was released by Columbia Masterworks.

Cocksucker Blues is a 1979 documentary film focusing on The Rolling Stones in 1972 on tour in support of their album Exile On Main St.. Directed by Robert Frank and produced by Marshall Chess, it immediately became a midnight movie shown at theaters due to the name and its content and has never been officially released on DVD. This is taken from a bootleg DVD.

Devil's Masquerade (Az Ördög Álarcosbálja) is the 1972 album by Hungarian prog rock band Syrius. This is taken from the 1993 CD pressing released by Gong.