Paul has always been my favorite Beatle. My reasoning is his solo work, and McCartney is easily his best.

A classic. This was the first album where I started to leave my normal listening genres and experiment more.

Fantastic album, a very unique sound.

Great album, much better than Tame Impala's last work "Innerspeaker".

While Arcade Fire's other albums are still pretty great, especially The Suburbs, this album is probably my favorite among the four.

One of the first records I ever bought and one of the weirdest. (In a good way).

This album has influenced my own work many times. If not one of the best albums of all time, most definitely the best post-rock album of all time.

I had no idea that this album came out in 1967 the first I listened to it. Sunday Morning started the album off, and I immediately thought it came out in 2014!
Truly ahead of it's time.

My favorite bowie album. I always liked his work with Eno more than his other work, I don't what it is, it's just that the collaboration between the two was unlike any other. Amazing album.

When I was 5 or 6, my parents took my sister and I on a trip to Mexico. My sister and I would always get music on our mother's iPod (the first iPod) - We found a song called "Hoppipolla" and it really moved us. I listened to it on repeat the whole plane ride. About 4 or 5 years later, I remembered it and looked up who it was by, and found this album. Every song, EVERY SONG, fucking wins for me. The whole album is supposedly about childhood, which I think is brilliant.

Greatest album of all time.