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Wrote my dissertation on this album so that’s pretty much all you need to know

A personal favorite. Part of my music loving foundations since childhood.

Helped me through a tough decision

Arguably his best work. Feels cohesive and whole as a sound, and of course its lyrical depth is astounding. Hard to pick favourite tracks because they’re so good!!

Such a good Irish track, very niche pick but really raw and full of the right energy

Game. Changer. When I think of hip-hop there’s two distinct eras…before and after 36 Chambers.

Cuando conocí Abbey Road ya la banda se había separado. En ese, mi primer mundo musical, canciones como "Something" y "Here Comes the Sun"; Sun King, She Came In Through the Bathroom Window, Golden Slumbers y Carry That Weight; y Come Together, se convirtieron en una rutina necesaria. Escuchaba mis cassettes de los Beatles todo el día, todos los días. Saber que la banda ya no existía, era inconcebible y, como todos, esperé en vano durante toda la vida una reunión. Hoy siguen siendo standards del rock, canónicos, necesarios, pop culture, letras en respuesta a problemas cotidianos y trascendentales. Desde la tapa, una imagen que todavía genera conversaciones, hasta el cierre del disco, han pasado decenas de años. Todavía seguimos cantando, aquí, en el fin del mundo y en el reino que los vió llegar.

This music touches my soul in the deepest of places.

If you haven't heard it, you should.

The Beatles influence is all over (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? and Oasis really never tried to hide it. She’s Electric has that old-school British pop sound, and the beginning of Don’t Look Back in Anger sounds a lot like John Lennon’s Imagine. But Oasis didn’t just copy The Beatles. They took that sound, added louder guitars, a lot more attitude, and Liam Gallagher’s voice and made it their own.

brian wilson is a genius

Van Morrison at his best. This record is on permanent rotation at my house. Slim Slow Slider is one of my all time favorite songs.

Not only is the music great, the lyrics are quite meaningful.

A white kid from surburban Wisconsin had no idea what he was getting himself into. Talk about an album the opened your eyes and made take a serious look at the things happening around in the world, while blowing your mind with the raw, uncencored realness of the streets of Compton. I had just discovered Ice T, LL Cool J and RUN DMC right before this. All GOATS imo, but this album is the one that hooked me into late 80's and 90's hip-hop.

It was worth waiting 4 years for this album

Considered the GOAT of Belgian Hiphop/Rap. He talks about his traumatizing youth and some problems that Belgium needs to handle. The beats on this album are amazing!

His voice goes crazy in this album. Can't go wrong with this!

I'm a huge fan of George Harrison (I wrote an article about him for Electric Literature that went viral) and what I love about this Beatles record is that George finally had 2 of his own songs on it, and what amazing songs they were: Here Comes the Sun and Something. Here Comes the Sun was the first Beatles song to reach 1 million streams on Spotify and Frank Sinatra called Something one of the best love ballads ever written. So, to me, this was the record where George was finally allowed by Paul and John to showcase his own skills as a songwriter.

I don’t know what else to say, but this is a perfect album. This is how you create a full experience. These anre artist! true musical masters as a whole. I don’t know much about music playing and I don’t know if their masters individually but as a whole, this is a masterpiece this is a masterful record. It’s soulful it’s haunting It’s beautiful It’s everything I want. Every listen is better than the last. It’s shamefully unrecognized.

College!