The first of a couple Neil Young albums. This was his second album and while some might find Down By the River and Cowgirl in the Sand a bit long, they are two of the best songs he ever recorded.

Although Revolver is a great album, Sgt. Pepper's comes closer to being perfect. Revolver has a couple of "filler" songs, but Sgt. Pepper's plays smoothly, almost like a concept album, although it is not one. If Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields had been included, it would have been even better.

Great album from Neil's dark period.

Something a little different than Tonight's the Night. I would almost say that I like Tonight's the Night a little more, but there's something about the relaxed feel of this album that continually draws me in. Other Neil Young albums that didn't make the list, but deserve a listen are Comes a Time, On the Beach, After the Gold Rush, and Harvest Moon, in no particular order.

Achtung Baby has some great moments, but The Joshua Tree is great throughout. An album to listen to on a road trip, especially a road trip through the desert.

I could have put a lot of Dylan on here, as I did with Neil Young, but I decided to limit it to Blood on the Tracks because there isn't a bad song on the album. Blonde on Blonde is great, but there are some "filler" songs. Blood on the Tracks is great both lyrically and musically. My favorite Dylan album.