Exactly what it says on the sleeve, executed perfectly.

In my opinion, Maiden's finest work - face-meltingly good. If the air guitar doesn't come out then there is something wrong with you!

Whilst the studio album is good, the Live album is great. The band are tight and erykah's voice is pure soul.

Unmistakeably British. Hip hop, pop and rock combine for a cheeky album with hooks that dig deep.

Whatever your mood, this album goes down a treat. Tight grooves with live, jazzy soloing.

My favourite Jamiroquai album features inspired arrangements and the mighty Zender on bass.

You'd be hard pushed to find a better example of jazzy, soulful, latin-tinged house than this.

Its labelled Acid Jazz but on here you'll find soul, rock, funk, pop and blues mashed together with class.

The most recent purchase on this list. These guys take funk and soul to the next level. The Sly of today.

They're mellowing with age but this is the Chilis at their best. Take funk and rock in equal measures, inject a good dose of fun and you've BSSM.

Ozzie outfit, similarly as satisfying as Raw Stylus above, but with 'rap' vocals. This will have you moving, and if you're a toker, you'll be smiling at 'Do You Like It?'

Hard to say exactly what, but there is just something about this album - a touch of genius perhaps?

The varying styles, moving arrangements, impressive musicianship and tight production make this an album you can play over and over.