Blur's best record. The closest they ever got to Ray Davies. And one of the most relatable album titles ever. Fave track on this listen: For Tomorrow

Blur's best record. The closest they ever got to Ray Davies. And one of the most relatable album titles ever. Fave track on this listen: For Tomorrow

A landmark in progressive music, with some jazz thrown in too, though I think it is overshadowed by some of the records it inspired. Still a cracking listen though. Fave track on this listen: 20th Century Schizoid Man

Never been a huge fans of thrash, so not really for me. It's very technical and superbly made, but the music simply isn't my jam. Fave song on this listen: Master of Puppets

A nice little quirky listen. Very energetic, very new wave. Not my favourite but certainly enjoyable. Fave song on this listen: Gut Feeling

I miss earlier Coldplay, when they were riffing off of 90s Radiohead instead of making... whatever they call their music now. Not outstanding, but it's a decent record with some well crafted tunes, if a little bland. Fave song on this listen: In My Place

Well written, nicely produced and engineered. A unique pop record. Also, anything with Kate Bush in it will always get plus points from me. Fave song on this listen: Don't Give Up

Not a fan. Sounds like a pretty bland and repetitive version of an Air record. Fave(?) song on this listen: Drop the Pressure

A great mash of various genres psyched up to high heaven. Feels like the origin of indie/dance. While not all of it is superb, it's never boring. Fave track on this listen: Loaded

Younger me definitely loved this when it came out. Now though? Not as much. Outside of Scooby Snacks, which is still great, and an unexpectedly decent cover of We Have All the Time in the World, it's not a great record for me. Fave track on this listen: Scooby Snacks