It's a cliche but the mothers and frank zappa's greatest achievement.

An overlooked album by the one of the greatest music groups of all time.

Exotic and experimental. Their 2nd release defines them as rock and jam kings.

Full of crazy jams and sad ballads. A great testament to Syd.

His strangest experiment but the most pleasurable.

A long encompassing journey into Jimi's mind.

The U.K. version is longer and in my opinion, better. Mother's Little Helper is a rocker.

His own revolution on record.

Easily their strangest record but shows their progress as musicians.

Eric's powers as a soloist are defined inluding his thrust into modern jazz.

Crazy guitar licks, and bizarre poetry are the benchmarks of The Captain's greatest release.

Sounds like a collection of demos. But thats not a bad thing. Highly Underrated. The same can be said for Wild Honey.

The beginning of deep funk and full of dark songs.

The perfect title. Basically began the punk revolution.

Frank's best big band album. Truly progressive.

They hit their peak with this funktastic release.

Astral and spacey psychedelia at its earliest and finest.

Delightful acoustic trips mixed with baroque pop.

My first Floyd purchase and still in my hearts.

A fantastic summary of sir duke's career.