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There are many great Bowie albums but this is my favorite.

Favorite Zappa Album. I remember it being one of those records on my parents shelf where the picture was kind of scary but also had to know more. Peaches En Regalia is just the best psychedelic weirdness.

This is the first cassette I played when I got a new stereo installed in my first car in 1991. I drove to my uncle's house and said "You've gotta listen to this" and proceeded to play Up the Beach followed by the explosion of Ocean Size. Still remember the hair standing up on my arms at that moment. So many good songs on this album, Mountain Song is fierce.

Love the IDLES so hard. The first live show I took both my sons to when they were 15 and 16 years old. They're the first modern band that captured the emotion and energy of some of the formative bands I grew up listening to, but like the 2.0 version where they care about your heart and mental health as well. Love their message, their music, the scum

I find this album to be flawless. Another that sounds sublime on vinyl. I could listen to it over and over. Brittany Howard's voice embodies all the soul and grit of humanity. It restores my sense of awe when I'm feeling like a total grouch.

This albums sounds supurb on vinyl. I add a colored dot sticker to albums that sounds so good they just transport you. Whenever I want to sit and really be absorbed by a record and have that kind of listening experience, I look for that stack of colored dot records in my collection. And Elisabeth Fraser's voice has my heart forever as a goth kid from the 80s/90s.

I'm obsessed with Albums that take you on a journey with some creative overarching theme. The way this album interweaves snippets of desert radio stations is fantastic - I can literally envision myself driving through the pitch black Palm Desert in my old beatup Toyota pickup truck headed for US 395 to get up North. And Dave Grohl on drums, come on.

Fantastic album, just rocks the whole way through. Great option for a long drive with the windows rolled down

I mean, it's Abby Road....is there anyone on the planet who hasn't been influenced by this album? One of my favorite things about it is the order in which the songs follow each other. I remember as a very young child especially loving the sequence from "You never give me your money" to "The End". I had a plastic horse on springs and I used to ride the hell out of that horse during this stretch of the album. The best of times