The French Pogues? Hyperactive, and brilliant, they apparently disgraced themselves at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, but all is forgiven after listening to this, their best album.

Another fun, smart, sonically delicious offering.

So many strong tracks by a who's who of the R'n'B scene at the time.

Sludgy, raw, Zeppelinesque rock before they became more polished.

Bill Laswell and William S. Burroughs - a unique concept.

I always thought the first track, From Out of Nowhere, was way better than Epic. Overall, a strong metal-rap-thrash album with the vocal gymnastics of Matt Patton.

Relive the 60s. Some of the most memorable songs that I've heard.

The Cure album that I have listened to the most. Heavenly.

Not as avant garde as you might expect, but oh, so fantastic compositions with Indian vocals. Desert Island disc for sure.

She disappeared for a while then repacked herself as a pop singer...listen to this for a quiet, late night album, with amazing songs...sounds nothing like the "I Kissed A Girl" material.

Terence Blanchard...great sound, catchy tunes.

The peak of Depeche Mode.

Branford is a star in his own right and plays with unreal players.