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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

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by: The Beatles

Release Date 1987
This album is super sweet. I can listen to "Lovely Rita" over and over again. The only song that is kind of a bummer is "When I'm Sixty-Four". The only reason that I put what I did as my title is that many people think that this is the greatest record ever made, well I have news for them. The "White Album", "Rubber Soul", "Revolver", just to name a few. If you don't already own this, what are you waiting for, get it today.

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The Beatles 1

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by: The Beatles

Release Date November 14, 2000
This is a wonderful collection of twenty-seven of The Beatles most popular songs all of which reached number one in both the UK and the USA. Spanning the years 1962 (LOVE ME DO) to 1970 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD this is a great album to introduce younger music lovers to THE BEATLES music as well as to ignite the memories of baby boomers. A short booklet with pictures of original record covers as well as the date each song was recorded and the dates that song was number one in the US and UK is included.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Abbey Road

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
So I was just idly surfing Amazon, reading reviews and whatnot when I decided to search the Beatles' catalogue. Abbey Road is the first you get when you punch the group's name in. The reviews, naturally this being the most popular band ever, were mostly positive. Positive reviews tend to bore me, so I decided to look at the negative (1 star) reviews instead, just for a laugh. But the thing is I've always been a bit insecure about my love of the Beatles. There is always a voice in me questioning "what if it is all hype? What if there's really nothing spectacular about them and you're just following along with the rock critics and fans?". Some of the 1 star reviews brought these feelings back as I tried to recollect what this album sounded like. It really ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Who: The Ultimate Collection

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by: The Who

Release Date June 11, 2002
I've been a fan of theirs since the mid 60's and always felt their earlier recordings to be the most exuberant, spontaneous and foppishly creative. After their peak with Who's Next (1971), they took themselves way too seriously with Quadrophenia and then after that they sounded angry and lost their youthful innocence, which was so charming to begin with. To me, the first CD is the best, it features early quirky gems like: The Kids Are Allright, Happy Jack, Boris The Spider, I'm a Boy, Pictures of Lilly, I Can See For Miles, Substitute, I Can't Explain and others through the Tommy opera and parts of Who's next. CD 2 picks up with some of Who's Next then finishes through Quadrophenia, By Numbers, and Who Are You. I hardly listen to CD 2. For me, early Who is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Rubber Soul

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
I was amazed to find a couple of songs on here that I didn't remember. This has a lot of my favorites. If you are a Beatle fan, I would definately recommend 'Rubber Soul'.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Beatles (The White Album)

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
Although I tend to prefer The Beatle's earlier work, this album is one of their best in my opinion. Double CD and all the songs are great. Worth every penny! You really can't go wrong with any Beatle album.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Dark Side Of The Moon

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by: Pink Floyd

Release Date October 25, 1990
If I were to be allowed five albums for the rest of my life, this would be at the top of the list. Just had to replace a missing album, and actually, as cheap as this was I think I'll keep buying CDs from Amazon. This one can never leave my collection, and if it does I'll have a replacement faster than you can say Pink Floyd.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Revolver [UK]

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by: The Beatles

Release Date October 25, 1990
What do I love about this album? The opening coughs and the countout "one, two, three, four, one, two" - a dirty way to start a Beatles album - aren't they supposed to be those clean-cut lads from Liverpool? It's the first clue that this is going to be a different journey than we expected. The witty George Harrison, tongue-in-cheek, with a song that vocalizes a universal suspicion that our money is being unfairly commandeered by the government, a sentiment that resonates more strongly as I've gotten older.
What else do I love? the lovely vocal harmony and the strings on Eleanor Rigby. The striking images painted by Paul. So original - name any song that even comes close to sounding like it. Love the way it ends - like in "Amadeus" the song ends when it's supposed to, ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Wall (Deluxe Packaging Digitally Remastered)

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by: Pink Floyd

Release Date April 25, 2000
It's "The Wall"--- needed it on CD, Roger Waters tells all biography. If you haven't heard it-----your parents have. Or maybe the worms ate into your brain. Either way----- you love it or hate it on this one---- I love it.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Wish You Were Here

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by: Pink Floyd

Release Date April 25, 2000
Wish You Were was one of the first rock albums I've ever listened to. David Gilmour's does an awesome solo on the lap steel guitar on the second part of Shine On You Crazy Diamond. This album is a tribute to the band's legendary founder Syd Barrett.