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Kind Of Blue
Miles DavisThis is one of the most versatile albums of all time. You want a great record to listen to with your full attention, eyes closed with $3000 headphones on? Kind of Blue! You want a record playing in the background while you work door at a dinner party? Kind of Blue! Coffee bar? Kind of Blue! End of the evening on a date and you're sitting on the couch and you want the perfect soundtrack while make your big move? That's right, Kind of Blue!
Abbey Road
BeatlesThis album is testament to the genius of Sir George Martin. You know how when folks in the UK want to honor someone the knight them and call them "sir"? In the USA we should honor them by adding the middle name F-ing. This guy right here would be Sir George F-ing Martin.
Wish You Were Here
Pink FloydThere is literally nothing I can say about this album that hasn't already been said.
Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against The MachineSony/Epic were smart to sign RaTM, it was the perfect act of controlled opposition. Frat boys and other privileged heirs of the machine enthusiastically embrace RaTM because they know the lyrics won't actually bring about change. In context, this album can only be considered a patronizing capitalist insult to those who are getting ground up by "the machine". That said, this shit rocks.
To Pimp A Butterfly
Kendrick Lamar"Shit don't change until you get up and wash yo' ass"... I just... c'mon man
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Sign 'O' The Times
PrinceThis is an album that I didn't appreciate in the 80s, but wow now I get the hype. what a solid pop record. it's trite to say, but every modern pop producer owes a debt to what Prince put together for this album.
Abbey Road
BeatlesThis album is testament to the genius of Sir George Martin. You know how when folks in the UK want to honor someone the knight them and call them "sir"? In the USA we should honor them by adding the middle name F-ing. This guy right here would be Sir George F-ing Martin.
The Who Sell Out
The WhoI've never understood why people refer to The Who as a psychedelic rock band, (I've more thought of them as kind of bland 70s rock) but Sell Out is a psychedelic masterpiece. This fits in alongside Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Sgt Pepper.
Kind Of Blue
Miles DavisThis is one of the most versatile albums of all time. You want a great record to listen to with your full attention, eyes closed with $3000 headphones on? Kind of Blue! You want a record playing in the background while you work door at a dinner party? Kind of Blue! Coffee bar? Kind of Blue! End of the evening on a date and you're sitting on the couch and you want the perfect soundtrack while make your big move? That's right, Kind of Blue!
Synchronicity
The PoliceThis is a perfect album. Lots of variety but no throwaway tracks.
The Village Green Preservation Society
The KinksIt's interesting to hear the Kinks do psychedelic stuff, lots of Beatles & late Beach Boys influences on this record.
Guitar Town
Steve EarleLove it. I'm not a huge C&W fan but great songwriting is great songwriting.
A Christmas Gift For You From Phil Spector
Various ArtistsI mean... considering some of the, uh, "presents" Phil Spector gave to folks, I'm happy with this. Seriously though this is a great record, in heavy rotation in our house during the holidays.
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Crosby, Stills & NashThis one surprised me, I've always kinda been "meh" and ignored CSN but wow. The songwriting and production on this is so on point
(Pronounced 'Leh-'Nérd 'Skin-'Nérd)
Lynyrd SkynyrdI was very surprised at what a solid record this one.
Wish You Were Here
Pink FloydThere is literally nothing I can say about this album that hasn't already been said.
Rage Against The Machine
Rage Against The MachineSony/Epic were smart to sign RaTM, it was the perfect act of controlled opposition. Frat boys and other privileged heirs of the machine enthusiastically embrace RaTM because they know the lyrics won't actually bring about change. In context, this album can only be considered a patronizing capitalist insult to those who are getting ground up by "the machine". That said, this shit rocks.
When I Was Born For The 7th Time
CornershopIndian Trip-hop, this is pretty goddam fantastic
People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
A Tribe Called QuestLeft my wallet in El Segundo!
To Pimp A Butterfly
Kendrick Lamar"Shit don't change until you get up and wash yo' ass"... I just... c'mon man
Eliminator
ZZ TopThis is a very good album, the story of how they dicked Linden Hudson really kind of sours it.
Gold
Ryan AdamsFFS, what music industry exec did Ryan Adams blow to get this massively generic tripe hyped so much? Oh and another thing - if my name was Steven Miller, and I formed a rock band called The Steven Miller Band, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't act like a little bitch every time someone yelled out for "Space Cowboy".
Led Zeppelin II
Led ZeppelinThe bass playing on this is just so flawless. JPJ completely makes this record.
69 Love Songs
The Magnetic Fieldssometimes the dude from Crash Test Dummies just doesn't go low enough. For moments like that, we have this fine album.