Prior to this, I knew some of the Byrds' music but this album delivered way more than I expected. Younger Than Yesterday is filled with catchy tunes that I'll be relistening to often. My favorite tracks are Have You Seen Her Face, Everybody's Been Burned and Why.

I went into this album not knowing anything about it, and I'm glad I did. This album's concept is something I've been needing to hear for ages. Everything about it is amazing, I love the catchy beats, the samples, radio static, etc. I've already relistened multiple times and I'm 100% checking out their other work. Favorite Songs: Frontier Psychiatrist and Live at Dominos

Very much a jam. I loved 25 Minutes to Go and I loved the bit after The Long Black Veil.

Very good album, I can't choose a specific favorite but I found it very interesting that the original album cover came with an actual working zipper.

Very cool bluesy album, I loved Carlos Santana's guitars.

One of my favorite albums in this thing so far, I've always liked Costello's music (I'm already a bit biased for him due to his collaborations with Paul McCartney). This album definitely has rockabilly roots and some punk influence, and I love the style. 9/10, favorite songs: No Dancing and Watching The Detectives.

As some may know, I got the full CD experience of this album with the Radio Promo copy I happen to own. Regardless, while I was delightfully impressed by how good the first couple songs were, the rest didn't really cut it for me. I don't consider myself to be too big on Britpop but this album isn't as bad as I had expected it to be. It does have it's ups and downs. 3/5, favorite songs: Girls & Boys, End of a Century, This is a Low

Before this, I hadn't heard of Elbow, but I was blown away by how much I liked this album. I really liked the feel of it and the style. Definitely revisiting this one in the future. Favorite songs: Starlings, The Bones of You, Weather to Fly

Having already listened to this album and the rest of The Who's music, I was delighted to relisten to this one, and MAN had I forgotten how many classics this one had. I feel like many of the songs are overshadowed by Baba O'Riley, which in itself is also a good song. This is a classic album and I love it. Favorite songs: This Song is Over, Won't Get Fooled Again

This album is very cool. Nice listen to wind down the day. I love Rod Stewart (Maggie May supremacy!) but hadn't heard this album in full, and now that I have, it has my approval. Favorite Song: always Maggie May

Before this, I hadn't heard of the Blue Nile. This album really surprised me and I gotta say it is one of those albums that really makes you feel an unnamable feeling. I looked it up and that's what "Sophisti-pop" is. Play this album on a rainy day and stare out the window while listening to this album, I dare you. Favorite song: Tinseltown in the Rain

WOOOOOOOOOOOO I am a bit based toward Little Richard already (LuciLLe WOOOO) but I gotta say it again, this album is a banger. Little Richard's voice is music to my ears, and many of these songs are now going to be stuck in my head for weeks. Thank you Little Richard. Favorite songs: Tutti Frutti, Long Tall Sally, and Miss Ann.

Prior to this, I knew some of the Byrds' music but this album delivered way more than I expected. Younger Than Yesterday is filled with catchy tunes that I'll be relistening to often. My favorite tracks are Have You Seen Her Face, Everybody's Been Burned and Why.

Very good album, I really liked her voice and the style of the songs. Favorite songs: Shadowboxer and The First Taste

I've known of Don McLean's work but hadn't taken the time to listen to this album until now. I was impressed with the catchiness and warmth of many of these songs. Favorite songs: Vincent and Crossroad

Great album.

This album is REALLY good. I hadn't heard of Jane Weaver before and I'm surprised she isn't more known. This album is such a groove. 100% relistening. Favorite Tracks: Did You See Butterflies? and The Architect

Favorite Songs: Stand! and Somebody's Watching You

This album is a hidden gem, and one of the greatest I have ever heard. Filled with smooth beats, analog drum machines, Shuggie's voice, this is all I could ever ask for from a '70s album. 100% relistening, it's a shame Shuggie Otis never got the recognition deserved for this genius album that was far ahead of its time. Favorite Tracks: Rainy Day and Pling!

I went into this album not knowing anything about it, and I'm glad I did. This album's concept is something I've been needing to hear for ages. Everything about it is amazing, I love the catchy beats, the samples, radio static, etc. I've already relistened multiple times and I'm 100% checking out their other work. Favorite Songs: Frontier Psychiatrist and Live at Dominos

Very funky and enjoyable.

Good album, I really enjoyed listening to it.

Very good, very funky. I really liked the concept and style of the album. 100% relistening.

I am in love with this album

Enjoyable album. Favorite Song: Hoover Dam

Very enjoyable to listen to; favorite songs: Three and Nine and Out of the Blue

Nice album to listen to

Amazing and pleasant experience listening to this album. I had heard of Deerhunter prior but hadn't checked out any music up until now. Favorite songs are Desire Lines, Helicopter and He Would Have Laughed

THE ACE OF SPADESSSS, THE ACE OF SPADESSSS

Amazing album.