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I felt like i was ascending into the heavens while listening to this!! The way the songs flow into the next one, the lyrics and deeper means, and just the vibes of the songs are amazingggg!!! It’s a record i reach for constantly!!

It’s rare an artist can sound better live, but Ghost is the band that blows me away every single time. Their live songs are 10x better than their studio!!

Classic Stones

love

sickest woman, sickest album

Classic Paul Simon.

this album could be transported years and years earlier and it would still stand on its own. his vocals are hypnotizing and every song has such depth and emotion

This is a no skip album for me. Debut release from 1991. Unfinished Sympathy is a desert island song. Add this album to your listening queue.

So good!

The Band are just a classic and I grew up listening to this album in particular. I think my brother "inherited" it from our father's collection.

Very atmospheric album. Personal but relatable. Classic Phoebe.

Released in 2007 this album is beautiful, complex, has sweeping soundscapes, takes you on a journey and is one that most people flag as a top 10 album. Beautiful creative genius on this one.

Every song is a gem. This is a great album to listen to from start to finish.

It's difficult to describe how much I love this album

It gets better every listen

The multiverse is real. Somewhere, this is the record Julie Delpy has picked up in Alt & Neu.

Jimmy Iovine’s genius married to Bruce’s genuine raw heartbeat with a big dose of believing from a killer group of young musicians Jungleland is otherworldly. Find and watch the Wings for Wheels doc

Autumn meant recurring flu seasons during my undergrad. I was 18, a state away home, living in a campus that was eerily isolated. My roommate would go back home leaving packets ready-to-eat food on my desk with the dwindling hope that once I wake up well past noon, I’ll try and feed myself. I spent years worth of autumn-afternoons by the big, lanky windows of our 4th floor corridor. Squatting on the cold floor, sweating the fever out, eating out of a plastic cup; to this album. This album and Hariprasad Chaurasia’s “Call of the Valley.” The evening heat would eventually lull me back to sleep. The album ends with a Bhairavi, but my auto-loop would restart the entire album again with Two Lovers (Mand). I’d think of my mother’s block print curtains and her cold, soft hands as the fever would shyly, get the best of me again.

This album on repeat. Forever.

A classic for a reason. Perfect album.