i dont really know if this is the best recording of this symphony. Im not going to claim to be a classical expert, but this symphony is about the most important moment in music history in my opinion. IT ROCKS

Can is intense. a very bizaar and unique sound. these guys used to just jam for hours on end. the story in the jacket makes it more interesting. very cool cd

this cd along with The Dandy Warhols Come Down is remarkable. how these guys werent the biggest thing in the late 90's i have trouble grasping. my third favorite band or all time. HIGHly recommeneded lol

i used to be a HUGE dylan fan so i cant leave him out. this along with blood on the tracks are two very essential cds. but almost all his cds are worth having

this, Transfiguration, America, and the Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick are amazing. a solo guitarist and one of the pioneers of "Indie" music. this guy makes some bone chilling and down right cool music

i have this and washington country. this is a really good place to start, fun, unique, and while many look at him as a one hit wonder, i believe he is wildly talented and misunderstood

fun, rockin, bluesy, and boogy-licious. this man knew how to make some fun music. one of my favorite blues musicians

a blues artist who briefly recorded in the 1928. he gave up and became a farmer. during the 60's revival someone found him and got him recording again. my favorite thing about him is he heard little to no other music before adapting his own style of playing. he simply played the guitar "how it looked it should be played"

this cd just wont quit, song after song is good. everytime i listen to (cause ive only listened to this casually) i find a new song i love

not gonna lie the mysteriousness of this man causes him to be vastly overrated. he did not invent the blues in any manner, but he was remarkably talented. still very much worth having. i have the "martin scorsese presents" version, i think it might actually be the best

ELECTRIFYING. this girl is as cool as her music. every track has your pulse racing. favorite track- an unfairly overlooked trippy song called "20$"

amazing cd. i believe its "indie". i could be mistaken, this guy is really good and knows how to make some interesting songs

i still believe its the best starting place. amazing cd. Every major cd theve made besides pablo honey is worth having. in order from best to least best: Kid A, In Rainbows, Ok Computer, Hail to the theif, Amnesiac, and In Bends and the airbag/how am i driving? one

one word: Beautiful. if the human race perished and i had but one artifact to leave behind to show that we were here, it would be this cd

rolling stones at their absolute peak. just the right amount of rock, country, blues, and fun rolled into one. i could be just fine only owning this Rolling stone cd. but beggers banquet is also very good

i only recently got this, but it seems worth having. puts me in a trance everytime

my second favorite band ever. these guys made music ten times cooler than it already was. along with White Light/White Heat, the Velvet Underground, Loaded, and the Velvet Undergound Live 1969 vol. 1

looking for good reggae outside Bob Marley? theres plenty of it, this one being a good place to start. other great reggae artists include the Wailing Souls, Joe Higgs, and Culture among others

very fun blues musician, not extremely different from any other musician, nor does he have any mysteriousness around him or an increble influence on other artists, this guys just plain old great. i love him

dont look at as a radiohead cd, itll just ruin the experience. this is just a side project by a very very talented man who needed to make something completely his own, and it is pretty good. his voice is more intimate than whats found on Kid A and Amnsiac