Music Reviews
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Dark sex, drug, and death themes infuse classic tunes.
By Rolling Stones
(1971)
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Morrison & Co.'s debut: dark, hypnotic all-time classic.
By The Doors
(1967)
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Strong anthology of all-time top-selling R&B group.
By Boyz II Men
(2005)
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Still a hit decades later, this album made Floyd superstars.
By Pink Floyd
(1973)
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Harsh, loud, complex; probably best metal album of all time.
By Metallica
(1986)
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Two-disc hits collection is great intro to Dylan's work.
By Bob Dylan
(2000)
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Garth's crossover blockbuster still strong decades later.
By Garth Brooks
(1991)
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Pop icons get the party started with suggestive club track.
By Jay-Z, Justin Timberlake
(2013)
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Excellent but explicit rap debut; lots of iffy content.
By A$AP Rocky
(2013)
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JT is back with excellent, sometimes edgy album.
By Justin Timberlake
(2013)
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Brooding alt-rock album has heavy themes, all-star guests.
By Queens of the Stone Age
(2013)
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Soul Queen covers a range of emotions about life.
By Mary J. Blige
(2003)