You think this album is good on CD, live it's bloody fantastic.

Marvin bears his soul about the injustices in the world and I don't think anyone has done it better.

A tribute to a lost England, considered their best album, judge for yourself.

Quite possibly the most under-rated album of a generation. Chock-a-block with moving love songs and joyous rebellion.

The epitome of very easy listening. It just smoothly changes from one song to the next. Sublime lyrics and some majestic harmonies.

It's hard to chose one Rolling Stones album, so I thought, this Greatest Hits collection would be fitting, if only for beginners. You could always get the back catalogue like me.

People often rate either "Definitely Maybe" or "(What's The Story?) Morning Glory" as Oasis' best album but this collection of "shoulda been an A-side" songs will leave you spellbound.

I got this album on the recommendations of a friend. I've got to say it is a excellent choice.

This is a great album, which if listened to in order, tells a story about a relationship, from its begininng to its end.

Considered a "lost" album, as, unfortunately, Mr. Buckley died before its full completion but what remains is one of the best collections of songs I've heard.

A very under-rated band and this is possibly the most under-rated album of all time.

Like the last album, another example of his best work after personal heartache. (His first marriage had just ended.)