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Classic Bouncing balls and psychedelic puppies

Has two of my favourite Black Sabbath songs... and this is just before Ozzy started going off the rails.

Surprised to see this "cult" acid jazz / trip hop album in the list, I totally had this burned on an mp3 CD back in the day. It's kind of like Massive Attack but a bit higher BPM. Nothing amazing, but very well produced and great background / session music.

More like Evan Dumbo amirite?

I get the protest of Kanye West (Ye) now, but this was an important record for Hip Hop and had much beats. I fucked with the first few albums but don't go back to them. Fuck Ye

Highly influential, Guru and Premier are absolute legends, and this is probably their best LP.

One of those bands that I would love to see live but hate to listen to on record.

It's good, if not overrated like anything related to The Velvet Underground. Thanks for contributing the bassline to "Can I Kick It" by A Tribe Called Quest

This was more punk/garage rock than I was expecting, if a bit too "shiny" production in parts. I like how the bass is way out front in the mix. They are fans of phaser and flanger FX.

Meh. Van doesn't do it for me.

This is the only fancy "master quality" record I own. Love this album, especially because it sounds timeless unlike their later more famous records in the 80s. "Sultans of Swing" is an all time bop.

This album actually sounds better in Mono... like a lot of Atlantic / Motown records from the 60s and early 70s. Default version on YT Music is mono, not sure about other services. Amazing voice, but not the most amazing sounding backing group... needs some Wrecking Crew magic or something imo. 3 stars for the song selection, especially the two Sam Cooke ones. This would be a great album to put on the background while playing cards with your parents haha

Classic