Funk gold. Such a superb, perfect album.

Great album. “Paranoid Android” is a masterpiece. A few low spots, but overshadowed by stellar writing with many superb tracks.

This album needed an editor. So many great songs. but a number that should have been B-sides. 1:20 minutes long.

Possibly the best Zeppelin album, and that’s saying a lot.

Funk gold. Such a superb, perfect album.

Perfection.

What a wonderful surprise this album was. This was the first in the project I had never listened to. Such a solid album.

Gibby Haynes is awesome and a lot of the Surfers output is great. I get this, but it’s just too much noise to be really enjoyed.

This album is of course foundational for heavy metal music. It’s good, at times. Comical at others. But the horribly raw production is tough to bear. Even remastered, it still sounds pretty tough to listen to.

Pure soul perfection.

Solid album that helped establish AF as indie gold. I prefer their next two to this one, but still a great listen throughout.

Such run of the mill electronic music. Sounds like bad video game music. How is this on this list? Makes me question the value of this list.

A classic, great album overall. But there are a few sleepy spots that do not rival the highlights.

Certainly, there are highlights here, like the classic, irresistible Buffalo Gals or Double Dutch, but some of this is not perfect. Consistently fun though!

So many outstanding songs on this classic. So ahead of its time. I was raised on their greatest hits, so much of this is on my DNA.

This album is fine. Not bad at all, but bookstore background Brit pop from the turn of the century. I wasn’t missing anything before finding this album on this list (for some reason).

On my 500th listen, this album is still as exceptional, perfect and important as it was back in 1991.

Simply a classic concert in an astonishing venue at the perfect time in history.

A superb showcase of the many talents of Elton John. Maybe a bit longer than it needed to be, this album is still chock full of superb songs.

This is their debut and it absolutely slays. What a momentous debut!

A little too twangy for me, but clearly Ely is an excellent musician. “Boxcar” is exceptional, but that was the clear highlight for me here.