I pride myself on being somewhat of a chameleon. And being able to adapt. But someone, anyone, get me out of this gay bar.

This is an album you put on when you're in love with someone and there's nowhere else to go and nothing else to do.

Believe the hype. This album schools.

I'm totally out of my element with this one. I don't hate it. Better than the Dropkick Murphys. But, isn't everyone? Also, I'd like to think, if you're not drinking while listening to this, you're doing it wrong. If I Fall...is a great morning record. Day drinking!

Again, out of my element. Believe this will be a recurring theme with this list. Hit and miss. But, overall enjoyable. With some welcomed odd wtf moments. And an excellent reimaging of "Good Vibrations."

This is the sound of locking yourself up in a motel for the weekend with hookers and drugs. Sounds fun, but, it just turns ugly and you become paranoid. Would you do it again? No. But, are you glad you did? Yes.

Opens with a BANG then settles into the background. Put this on while cooking your favorite meal with your favorite person.

I mean what can I say that hasn't already been said? Hendrix just had it. He had it all. He was a great singer, a great songwriter, and an unbelievable guitar player. A Sonic Wizard. And this is his Magnum Opus.

I imagine this is what being able to breathe under water sounds like. And breathing underwater is low on my wish list.

Starts out strong. And ends silky-smooth. But, I ain't feelin' that mild ground. Favorite tracks: Funky Music Sho Nuff Turn Me On, Papa Was a Rolling Stone, Do Your Thing ☆☆1/2

Congratulations, now I feel just as shitty as you. You're an asshole.

I pride myself on being somewhat of a chameleon. And being able to adapt. But someone, anyone, get me out of this gay bar.

I mean, this is fine for a Doctor's office

True pioneers.

Excellent psychedelic soul. That comes across very cinematic.

I'm really perplexed by this album. At first, the coffee shop hipster vibe really turned me off. I've now listened to this album four times. It's uniqueness has me coming back and trying to figure out what's so special. I have to live with this one before I can truly give it a honest rating. But, for now...

Have you ever met a dumbass sporting an afro? Me either.

I know what I'm putting on at my next cook out.

The Real Deal

“What I do is total commercialism, but it’s also art.” - Madonna

small-time criminals, desperate people, desperate times, love and love lost. But, in the end, somehow, we find a reason to believe.

Next.

"Don’t you know there ain’t no devil? There’s just God when he’s drunk" Alternating Dive-Bar Shenanigans & Seedy Streets with Bizarre ballads. Although I'm not a fan of the sequencing, this album is ridiculously cool AF.

This album absolutely embodies the philosophy of not giving a fuck and doing whatever the fuck you want as long as it works for you.

Essential Hip Hop

ABBA is Pop Perfection.

A R'n'R Bloodbath.

A perfect album for a rainy day doing nothing...Or is it?

One of the first records I ever bought with my own money. All killer No filler.

Next.

Undisputed classic. No wasted space.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

About as exciting as an empty storage unit

This ain't for me.

Wake me up when it's over.

Quintessential Shitty Relationship Album