Classic

FRIDAY ATTACK

Blues Essential

Powerful flashback to the 2010's; I'll be waiting is a banger

New Wave classic

Lesser listened to Talking Head album with classics such as Cities, Life During Wartime, Heaven and Drugs

Classic folk featuring popular standards such as House of the Rising Sun and I Know You Rider.

Classic Joni

"Wholly futuristic and alien"

Australia was a banger

Let the sad times roll on and then we're gonna let the good times roll

Rocks

Classic 2000's psychedelia

Jack White's debut solo album Allison Stewarrt of The Washington Post called the album "restless, cranky and great, although weirdly inconsequential: less a statement of artistic purpose than a stellar collection of songs"

"anybody who can merge Lou Reed, disco, and Dr. John ... deserves to keep doing it for five minutes and 29 seconds" - Robert Christgau

Steve Huey of AllMusic wrote that the album "is often cited as perhaps the archetypal (and most accessible) Kraftwerk album ... Overall, Trans-Europe Express offers the best blend of minimalism, mechanized rhythms, and crafted, catchy melodies in the group's catalog".

The timing of this could not be a coincidence (Trump - Week 1)

Right off the bat with Sympathy for the Devil this one is full of classics. "Sympathy for the Devil" contributed to the band's image as "Left Bank heroes of the European Maoist underground", with the song's "Luciferian iconoclasm" interpreted as a political message.[31]

"Car-crash record: loud, wild, dangerous, out of control, grotesque, unsettling", but ultimately captivating" - Rolling Stone magazine's Touré

No Sympathy goes hard... super eclectic and unexpected.

More twang than expected.. almost Allmans-esque on the opening New York New York

Fucking Banger "It still sounds incredibly fresh, in all meanings of the word," observed the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' guitarist, Nick Zinner.