This album features many of The Beatles bests songs. The holy trio, the triple threat, the triumvirate, and other superlatives apply to The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and Happiness is a Warm Gun. Of course there are many, many other notables on the album, other favs are Rocky Racoon, I Will, Long Long Long, and Mother Nature's Son.

Not overrated. Fortunately, the only song ruined by radio-play and I feel the worst on the album anyway. Trouble, Sparks, and Spies are my favorite tracks. Very chilled out album; Shiver and Yellow are the only upbeat tracks.

This album could have 7 songs composed completely of different pitches of dog farts, the 8th song being Stairway to Heaven. What I still consider to be the greatest song of all-time. Luckily for all of us, this album contains many other great songs. Battle of Evermore and Going to California being my other favorites on the album.

U2's breakout album. Sure, they had amazing songs before Joshua Tree, but this combined them all into one album of pure goodness. Bullet the Blue Sky, Running to Stand Still, and In God's Country are personal favorites from the album, though most people absolutely love With or Without You and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For.

People hate this album...I love it. Take that as you will. Please, Wake Up Dead Man, If God will Send His Angels, Staring at the Sun, and Do You Feel Loved are all great songs. I would actually argue that this is one of U2's strongest albums.

The follow-up album to Neva Dinova's self-title album. Not AS good, but it definitely holds its own. Strong songs such as Yellow Datsun, Blackest Heart, On/Off and Cold Calls are all awesome songs. Definitely recommended after you have been blown away by their awesome self-titled album.

Do You Realize??, One More Robot, Fight Test, and In the Morning of the Magicians...nuff said! One of the best mixed albums of the past 10 years, for sure.

More raw than XO, and many people will say that it is better, too. Speed Trials, Rose Parade, and Say Yes stand out on this awesome album that flows so well from start to finish. My first Elliott Smith album, although it is actually not my favorite.

This album and band define the era for me. I Stay Away reminds me of everything that was holy about adolescence. I love it and the album as a whole is great.

Amazing album full of hits from start to finish. Many people would think that this is a greatest hits album. Most bands would probably sell their souls to the devil for this album to be their greatest hits collection! Fascination Street is one of my all-time favorite songs, not to mention Love Song, Lullaby, and Pictures of You

This album is the One I Love, if you know what I am saying. So many great tracks. I am very fond of Oddfellows Local 151 and Fireplace, amongst other songs on the stellar album.

Yes, it is a very popular album. If you, by some odd chance have never heard this album or the songs off it, buy it! It is awesome! Album of the Year for me when it came out and received tons of listen time.

The Best album of the past 5 years without a doubt. There is no debating. You will understand when you hear this album start to finish and proceed to listen to it for weeks without end!

Chris Corner from Sneaker Pimps goes solo and goes crazy. Many great trip-hop and techno-inspired tracks. awesome songs that came out of nowhere.

The best post-Beatles album by one of the bandmembers, in my opinion. A lot of excellent tunes and it is produced so cleanly that with a good hi-fi, you will swear you are in the studio with Paul. Jenny Wren is amazing!

Radiohead's second best album, although that would be heavily debated my many, many people. While I think The Bends is awesome, this album just has so much range! 2 + 2 = 5, We Suck Young Blood, Myxamatosis, and There There are awesome, although pretty much every song is on this album.

DJ Shadow and James Lavell are geniuses. Several amazing guest vocalists on the album and some amazing sampling goes into one of my favorite non-conventional-genre albums ever. Don't miss Rabbit in Your Headlights.