Funky, jazzy, great live recording. Sounds like my kinda party.

Nostalgia. This was one of the first CD's I ever owned and it kick started my love of rock and roll. It's also a stone cold classic. One of those albums where you can just press play and not have to worry about any skip-worthy songs coming on.

Just a good, whimsical slab of 70's rock. Jump into the Fire is great.

Trailblazing album. Is it Black Sabbath's best work? Not by a long shot. Does it still kick ass? Oh yes.

Solid, a very R.E.M. record. Stand and Orange Crush are awesome.

Amazing guitar harmonics, bluesy psych rock, what's not to love?

I thought it had moments. The song Alien was pretty great. That said, I'll probably never listen to this one again.

I get strong beach vibes from the Police. Maybe it's the vocals? Standout track: King of Pain

Equal parts haunting and beautiful. A big departure from the kind of music Bruce had been making up to this point in his career, it's a bold move that paid off in a big way. Favorite song: Atlantic City

Despite the name, this is more NWOBHM/Thrash, and a solid slice of it at that. Hugely influential album. Favorite track: Don't Burn the Witch

Classic album. I didn't know Elton rocked this hard! Favorite track: Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting

Has it's moments but mostly unremarkable. The ear splitting vocal recording was mostly not for me.

This one frustrates me. I can definitely see why it's so highly touted. The beats are unique, the lyrics are amazing, but for some reason I just can't get into it as much as I feel like I should, and I can't even put my finger on why. Favorite track: Alright

Lovely album, very relaxing. I have to dock it a bit for the jaw harp sound that seems to be on almost every track on the record. Still solid though. Favorite song: A Bunch of Lonesome Heros