Stormwatch45 reviews Jethro Tull Capitol, 2004 A Different Mood, But Still Some Great Jethro Tull + The Last "Classic" Tull Album + perfection + One of many underrated Tull albums...             Van Halen314 reviews Van Halen Warner Bros / Wea, 2000 SUPER-CHARGED! + You Really Got Me + Van Halen + Van Halen At There Best + Unique, never-seen-before-or-since musicianship             Led Zeppelin II403 reviews Led Zeppelin Atlantic / Wea, 1994 Remains to this day my all-time favorite Zep album + John Paul Jones fans unite! + 5 or nothing + One of Zepps best... + Led Zeppelin             Minstrel in the Gallery63 reviews Jethro Tull Capitol, 2002 One of the most underrated Jethro Tull albums ever! + How this really works. + A fine mix of progressive rock, folk and hard rock + Vintage Tull + Jethro Tull delivers again             Goats Head Soup3 reviews The Rolling Stones Toshiba EMI Japan, 2006 Can You Feel the Magic? + Makes Me Feel Like I'm Dancing on Air This is obviously another one of those Rolling Stones' records you just gotta love. In my opinion there is a subtle, mellower sound here than on the four Jimmy Miller records that preceded "Soup." "Dancing with Mr. D." is kind of a mellow rocker, if a song about carrying on the Devil can be ...             London Calling444 reviews The Clash Sony, 2000 Everyone is right. + The all time punk "classic" + Perfection in the punk genre and beyond + Great Album + Nothing else comes close             Harvest128 reviews Neil Young Reprise / Wea, 1990 JAPAN REMASTERED VERSION AVAILABLE + "Old man look at my life... + Neil Young made History with Harvest. + oh yes + A Real Bumper Harvest!             Thick as a Brick159 reviews Jethro Tull Capitol, 1997 Tull's Masterpiece + "Thick" Title Trivia + Stick around for the bonus track + Tull takes on the Concept Album + One of the Best Albums Jethro Tull has ever done!             The Clash (U.K. Version)90 reviews The Clash Sony, 2000 One of the greatest records ever made + It's History! + Not Elvis, the Beatles, or the Rolling Stones... + they changed the landscape of music + Take your pick from two versions             Sweet Baby James39 reviews James Taylor Warner Bros / Wea, 1990 "ROCK-A-BYE SWEET BABY JAMES..." (sweet, soulful and bluesy acoustic perfection) + the start of his future + One of JT's best! + His Best Album Just Got A Whole Lot Better!             Paranoid377 reviews Black Sabbath Warner Bros / Wea, 1990 "'Cause smokin' and trippin' is all you do..." + Essential + One Of The Greatest Albums Of All Time - It's Not Just A "Metal Record" + Good Samaratin + One of the best, ever. Simple as that.             Live in London8 reviews Deep Purple EMI Int'l, 2007 All due respect to "California Jam"...but this is MK III at its best (live)!!!!! + DEEP ON FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! + Ultimate Mk III Live!!! + SIMPLY THE BEST             #1 Record/Radio City113 reviews Big Star Fantasy, 1992 #1 Record came back when Chilton and Bell still had hope of being successful, easily in the top ten of the 70s + influential, timeless, power-pop... + #1 Record by itself would have made this essential + I'm sooo embarrassed!             After the Gold Rush112 reviews Neil Young Reprise / Wea, 1990 Great headphone album-made me discover a mono track + "Masterpiece" is an understatement. + WHEN ROCKERS BECOME SONG-WRITERS... + JAPAN REMASTERED VERSION AVAILABLE + 'There was a band playing in my head, and I felt like getting high.'             Exile on Main St.448 reviews The Rolling Stones Virgin Records Us, 1994 greatest american blues album by a non-american, non-blues band + Rolling like there was no tomorrow + 4.5 Stars - And #3 Of Their Top 3 Albums + A Lesson in American Music             Déjà Vu124 reviews Crosby Stills Nash & Young Atlantic / Wea, 1994 Now ironic, evocative music igniting a flashing memory of simple days left behind + Crosby: Almost passed up a buffet + Deja Vu by Crosby Stills Nash & Young + Awesome classic             In Rock: 25th Anniversary (UK)43 reviews Deep Purple EMI Europe Generic, 1995 collector's piece + The transition is sharp as a metal knife. + Deep Purple MKII blows-up out of the block!!! + Deep Purple in real rock + Great classic rock album             Led Zeppelin IV (aka ZOSO)990 reviews Led Zeppelin Atlantic / Wea, 1994 The kids just don't get it + Like it needs to be said again. + Hey, when I'm wrong, I'm wrong... It's amazing to me how the kids react to the music which is the foundation of their own. The younger generations just don't get it. If you place this music in the context and period which is was created then you may understand the greatness of this record. It still shines today as being innovative ...             Master of Reality10 reviews Black Sabbath Sanctuary UK, 2004 One of the 10 best rock albums, ever! + Sabbath At Their Career Peak + Another 5-Star Classic! + Black Sabbath perfect their own sound + The Album That Began My Love Affair With Heavy Metal Music.             Heavy Horses76 reviews Jethro Tull Capitol, 2003 great, underrated album + the heavy horses are here + Sonic Bliss - the most gentle Tull album + HH Kicks it!!!