7/10
Best Track: "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better"
Coming out a few months before The Beatles' Rubber Soul, The Byrd's Mr. Tambourine Man represents a huge step forward for pop music in 1965. "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" prophetically foreshadows the classic rock of the 1970's to come a decade later.
7/10
Best Track: "Please Let Me Wonder"
According to Wikipedia, this is the first album Brian Wilson wrote while smoking marijuana, which is cool.
6/10
Best Track: "Strychnine"
Wild.
7/10
Best Track: "My Generation"
Tasty early album by The Who. There are a few great lesser-known tracks on this record (Much Too Much, It's Not True).
6.5/10
Best Track: "Respect"
An extremely enjoyable listen with great performances.
6.5/10
Best Track: "Help!"
The high points of "Help!" are incredibly high, but overall the album falters in some areas.
7/10
Best Track: "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
Similar to Freewheelin', Bringing It All Back Home features some of Dylan's best material, but as a whole the album lacks cohesion. While no songs on this album are bad, there is a noticeable gap between the good songs and the great songs.
