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Picking standout tracks was no easy task, as every song brings its own irresistible groove and charm! My favourite Stevie Wonder record!

The sax solo on "Jungleland" alone justifies my rating. An outstanding album, from the magnificent opening track, "Thunder Road," to the very end.

I discovered The Jesus and Mary Chain when I was a teenager thanks to this bittersweet movie by Sofia Coppola. One of the best soundtracks ever.

Even if this album was just 43 minutes of "Purple Rain", I would still love it.

Queen Bitch, Life on Mars?, Changes, do I need to say more? One of the best records of all time.

I was at this concert and I'm so glad Chan released a live album, so I can re-live that amazing experience whenever I want (which is often).

The record where rock & roll and poetry merge in a most mesmerising way. 51 years after it came out, it still retains all of its raw power.

I listend to this record for the first time when I was 18. It blew my mind completely and still does after all this time.

I know this record inside out, like an old friend. I always return to it, no matter where I am in my life.

Not as good as "Romance", but still a solid record. It's growing on me.

I don't even know where to start with this record. It came out at a time when I most needed it, without even knowing. It's soothing and liberatory. After listening to it, I always experience a sense of calm and peace. My highlight is "Nina + Fields of Cops"; a masterpiece.

I discovered Guitarricadelafuente after seeing "La Bola Negra" at the cinema. Great album, reminiscent of Rosalia and Perfume Genius.