what comes to mind right now is 'Sons of Soul' by tony toni tone. i can absolutely listen to it from front to back without skipping a track.

Hands down... I just think this album is perfect in every way.

Sweeny79 said:

Good job, Sweeny! Sometimes I think nobody likes it anymore. I think it's not in vouge to like it. We're supposed to like Revolver now.

Sgt Pepper's my choice for "greatest" but Abbey Road & White Album just edge it out in terms of sentimental value and plain ole enjoyment for me.

Sweeny79 said:

It's ok. But "When I'm Sixty-Four" makes me wanna vomit.

NDRU said:

It was the first Beatles album I bought, so it should probably be my favorite but it just isn't. If they took out "Good Morming, Good Morning" maybe it would be.

I like The White Album the best I think although I love their earlier output most these days.

Please Please Me and Beatles For Sale are way underrated IMO.

minneapolisgenius said:

I love Good Morning, Good Morning!

When I'm 64 would be fine if that was the only time Paul did that kind of thing, but unfortunately, it wasn't.

Hard Days Night is a great early one, too.

I like Revolver and the albums Minnie G listed... but St. Pepper just does it for me...reminds me of whne I was a kid and my dad would play records...oh and Ian...I love when I'm 64...it's cute and Paul wrote the music when hewas akid and shelved it but then added the lyrics for his dad's 64th birthday so that makes it even cuter.

Sweeny79 said:

I side with John Lennon on this one.

kidelrich said:

We never agree about ANYTHING, realize that? I still like ya tho...

Sweeny79 said:

I like "When I'm Sixty Four" as well. What's really weird though, is that he's 64 now himself, and I find it kind of sad that he's going through all this divorce business now in his life with Heather and he's not living that quaint lifestyle that he sings about in that song. Oh well.

Sweeny79 said:

I think since it doesn't rock as much as The White Album or flow as well as side 2 of Abbey Road, and people don't like every song, people overlook how amazingly well it holds together as a whole, considering the wide variety of the music and the insane sounds and the huge chances they took making those sounds because of the new at the time (now antiquated) recording techniques.