Considering this is my first Bob Marley album I've ever heard, this is a pretty good introduction. I'd say "Midnight Ravers" and "Concrete Jungle" were some of my fave tracks from this.

"Secrets," "M," "In Your House," and "The Forest" were probably my faves

"In Bloom," "Something in the Way," "Breed," and "Stay Away" are probably my faves

"Witch Hunt", "YYZ" and "The Camera Eye" are probably my faves. This album just never gets old for me.

This is the first James Brown album I've ever heard, gotta say "Think", "Lost Someone", and "Night Train" were my faves from there

Listening to this album reminds me of my mother. It's one of her faves, and I can totally understand why. "Our Lips Are Sealed" and "We Got the Beat" are classics, but if I were to go for some deep cuts--- I'd take "Lust To Love" and "This Town".

"Pretty Green," "Monday," "Start", and "That's Entertainment" are probably my faves from this album--- also my first release I've ever heard from The Jam.

Wasn't expecting to like this album, but WOW. "Safesurfer," "Hanging Out and Hung Up on the Line," "Double Vegetation," "Leperskin," and "Drive, She Said" were probably my favorite tracks.

Pretty electrifying! Opening with "God! Show Me Magic," my other fave tracks would probably be "Frisbee," "Hometown Unicorn," "Gathering Moss," and "Bad Behaviour."

My 2nd CCR album I've ever heard (1st was Cosmo's Factory). "Sinister Purpose", the title track, and "Bad Moon Rising" were probably my faves off of this.

What an interesting album! "So Hot (Wash Away All of My Tears)" and "Come Down Softly to My Soul" are my faves.

WHERE DO I EVEN START?!?!? Love this album to pieces, though if I had to pick my top 3 tracks: "(We Are) The Roadcrew," "Love Me Like a Reptile," and "Shoot You In the Back".

A very interesting record! "Forest Fire," the title track, "Four Flights Up" and "Perfect Skin" were probably my fave tracks.

A perfect introduction to Roxy Music! "Do The Strand," "Editions of You," "In Every Dreamhome a Heartache," and "The Bogus Man" are my fave tracks.

My first Dolly Parton record. The title track, "The Mystery of the Mystery," and "Early Morning Breeze" were my fave tracks.

What a wonderful album! Haven't heard RHCP in a while, so this was fun. Fave tracks are the title track, "Porcelain," "Scar Tissue," "Purple Stain," "Savior," and "Road Trippin'".

MBV is a bit difficult for me to listen along to, but I'd ay I liked this. My fave tracks are "in another way," "only tomorrow," and "wonder 2".

I thought I'd go in totally disliking this, but WOW. I definitely had heard "Bongo Bong" before on another CD, but I'd say I dug "Lágrimas de oro," "Sol y luna," and the title track the most.

One of my fave Yes albums. Fave tracks would probably be "Long Distance Runaround," "South Side of the Sky," and "Heart of the Sunrise."

This album was due for a relisten (I remember not being so impressed the first time I heard it). But this time, I think it grew on me! Fave tracks are the title track, "Night By Night," "Monkey In Your Soul," "Through With Buzz," "Parker's Band," "Charlie Freak," and of course, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number."

My first time hearing Isaac Hayes EVER. All the tracks on here are pretty great, but I'd say that "Hot Buttered Soul" is probably my #1 fave.

This was a pretty interesting album! (also first time ever listening to the Chemical Brothers) The title track, "The Private Psychedelic Reel," "Elektrobank," and "Setting Sun" are probably my fave tracks.

I think I liked side 2 because of the implementation of electric guitar in these songs, otherwise I wasn't really thrilled with this album.

I can't call myself the biggest fan of Linkin Park, but this certainly has some hard-hitting tracks. "Paper Cut" and the infamous "Crawling" are probably my faves off of this.

Wasn't expecting to like this! "Freddie's Dead," "Question of Life," "Pouring Rain," "Bonin' in the Boneyard," and "Deep Inside" are definitely my faves

This was a nice album! The title track, "Streets of Laredo," "Wham Bam," and "The Band Keeps Playin' On" were my fave tracks on this one.

Aside from the Berlin Trilogy, this is another one of my fave Bowie albums. The title track, "TVC15," "Word on a Wing," and "Wild is the Wind" are my faves off of this.

This is a tough album for me to comment on (if you know the concept), but if I were to pick some faves, they'd be "Cargo culte" and "L’Hôtel particulier"

This was a pretty smooth record, but not really something that I got really engrossed in. The title track, "Rodeo Drive (High Steppin')," "Night Faces," and "Carnival of the Night" were probably my fave tracks.

What a great album! Certainly a breath of fresh air--- "LMK," "Onanon," "Blue Light" and "Frontline" are probably my favorite tracks on here.

Pretty nice! "Blueberry Hill" is a classic, though "Honey Chile," "Reeling and Rocking," and "Blue Monday" are some other faves.

Really fun record to sit through! My fave tracks are probably "Ponta de Lança Africano (Umbabarauma)," "Taj Mahal," "O Plebeu," "Cavaleiro do Cavalo Imaculado," "Hermes Trismegisto Escreveu," and "África Brasil (Zumbi)."

Fantastic album. Fave tracks would probably be "Overture," "The Acid Queen," "Amazing Journey," and "Go To The Mirror!"

This was long overdue for a relisten, I REALLY liked this album. The title track, "North American Scum," "Watch the Tapes," and "All My Friends" were my faves.

I had a lot of fun with this! Fave tracks were probably "Leave Home," "Chemical Beats," "Song to the Siren," and "Playground for a Wedgeless Firm."

Wonderful album! "The WASP" and "Riders on the Storm" are CLASSICS, but I also really enjoyed "Hyacinth House," "The Changeling," "Cars Hiss by My Window," and "Crawling King Snake". Probably one of my fave releases from The Doors.

This was overdue for a relisten, and I didn't realize how much I liked it. I just love the lyricism and how BIG it sounds, I don't know how else to say. "Your Protector," "Ragged Wood," "White Winter Hymnal," and "Blue Ridge" are probably my fave tracks.

An amazing album. "Vicious," "Andy's Chest," "Satellite of Love," and "Perfect Day" are probably my top tracks.

A classic for me. "N.Y. State of Mind," "Halftime," "One Love," and "The World is Yours" bring back some fond memories of listening to this album as an adolescent.

My first Def Leppard album, and a STELLAR introduction. "Pour Some Sugar On Me" is a classic, but my top tracks would probably be "Rocket," "Women," "Love Bites," "Run Riot," "Excitable," and "Armageddon It".

This was the first album I ever heard from The Smiths, and it's such a pleasure to hear it again in full. The title track, "The Headmaster Ritual," "That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore," "I Want the One I Can't Have," "Barbarism Begins at Home," and "Nowhere Fast" are probably my top tracks.