The Only Live Album I’ve Ever Found Worth A Damn. Cash performs songs about prison life in front of actual prisoners as they whoop and holler — it’s surreal!
Category: Albums 1-100
Top 100 Album Review: #14 – Abbey Road, The Beatles (1969)
HOW DID THEY KEEP DOING THIS? The artistic fountain continued to gush all the way into The Beatles’ last album. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #14/100 My Rating:
Top 100 Album Review: #89 – Dusty in Memphis, Dusty Springfield (1969)
A Sweet, Tender Album. This Sultry Blue-Eyed Soul Album hits a nice niche. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #89/100 My Rating: If I were to describe this album
Top 100 Album Review: #68 – Off The Wall, Michael Jackson (1979)
Transitory Vibes. Not childish like the Jackson 5 but not quite mature like Thriller. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #68/100 My Rating: When I came out of my
Top 100 Album Review: #5 – Rubber Soul, The Beatles (1965)
Growing Up. The Beatles finally arrive to adulthood. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #5/100 My Rating: One of the best adult moments I’ve had is experiencing the music
Top 100 Album Review: #19 – Astral Weeks, Van Morrison (1968)
Aimless Wailing. Squalling and yelling on top of multiple layers of improvised classical, jazz, and folk. Rolling Stone’s Ranking: #21/100 My Rating: There is a lady
