Tommy is a ver influential, very overrated, and very long album. The sons themselves aren't too bad, but the concept is kind of weak and silly. This album is about a blind, dumb, and deaf boy who becomes a champion at pinball and then becomes a messianic leader or something.

The best part of the album is the intrumentation, which is beautiful as some points and wasted on songs with terrible lyrics at other points. "Do You Think It's Alright" is an example of a song that had a great arrangement and would've worked as a full-length three minute song,…

Best Beatles Album. Get it.

Listen to: All of it.

Alright, so first of all. Everyone loves this band. No, really. I know more people who dislike The Beatles, than people who dislike Creedence Clearwater Revival. Although, they are not flawless, they are good at what they do. And what is it that they do? They create gritty raw rock and roll music.

The songs on this album are all good. Some are very good, others are just good. Bad Moon Rising is a classic,, but is not overplayed as much as classics by other bands. Lodi chronicles the pitfalls of being in a traveling band. The whole this is…

Here's an example of country music that is actually good. Real good. Although i consider this album inferior to At Folsom Prison, it does have more recognizable songs on it.

As always with Cash's prison concerts, the audience related extremely well and is extremely receptive. An example of this can be shown when he plays "San Quentin." The audience almost bursts into a riot, and in response Cash promptly plays it once more.

Johnny Cash is an uncompromising artist. He clearly states at the end ofhis rendition of "Wreck of the Old 97" that the TV producers wanted him to…

The Flying Burrito Brothers - The Gilded Place of Sin

In the 1001 albums book, there is a quote next to this album from a Terry Melcher, which reads: "Gram Parsons was like the white country Jimi Hendrix" Though, it is an amusing query, it is not in the least bit accurate.

This album dragged on.. and on… and on… Don't get me wrong, this book has turned me on to some wonderful country music from The Louvin Brothers to Merle Haggard to Buck Owens to Marty Robbins to Johnny Cash. This album just doesn't do it for me.

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