3.81 avg rating — 698 ratings

"Polizzotti gives the reader great insight into Dylan's 1965 classic album. It's great to listen to Highway 61 Revisited while reading the book."

4.09 avg rating — 1,331 ratings

"Loved this fun, informative look at the making of The Beastie Boys' 1989 masterpiece."

3.90 avg rating — 1,536 ratings

"Very interesting look at David Bowie's 1977 classic. Made me appreciate the album much more."

3.62 avg rating — 312 ratings

"Loved the insight and discussion about Hendrix' 1968 masterpiece. I've loved the album more ever since."

3.50 avg rating — 357 ratings

"This book literally turned me into a Love fan. I had the Forever Changes CD and hated it. After reading this book, I suddenly found myself to be a huge fan of the music."

3.61 avg rating — 710 ratings

"Loved Gaar's straight-forward look into the making of Nirvana's final album."

3.88 avg rating — 679 ratings

"Bill Janovitz's look at the Stones' 1972 masterpiece is insightful and entertaining."

3.33 avg rating — 500 ratings

"Truly enjoyed this book. Matteo did his research, and wrote some very engaging prose to explore the Beatles' 2nd to last/last album."

3.72 avg rating — 1,177 ratings

"Joe Harvard's book certainly enhanced my experience listening to this 1967 landmark album."

3.60 avg rating — 857 ratings

"Very much enjoyed Fusilli's informative and insightful look at the Beach Boys' 1966 classic."

3.52 avg rating — 367 ratings

"One of the first 33 1/3 books I've read, and certainly one of the best. My enhanced appreciation of Pink Floyd's 1967 debut album has never ceased since..."

2.81 avg rating — 231 ratings

"I admire Catanzarite's courage with this very risky book. What's baffling and beautiful is that it's about Achtung Baby, and NOT about Achtung Baby. There are no behind-the-scenes stories, no discussion of lyrics, and no concrete discussions about the songs. What it is, is an abstract, a well-thought out interpretation of the concept behind the album's songs…The author skips the surface stuff, and dives way down into the depths of what the overall grand scheme could very well be…
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3.76 avg rating — 713 ratings

"One of my favorites. Have read it twice. Andy Miller's informative look at the Kinks' 1968 masterpiece completely turned me around about the album...which is now one of my favorites."

3.55 avg rating — 359 ratings

"Loved Geoffrey Himes' straight-forward look into everything surrounding Springsteen's 1984 breakthrough..."

3.45 avg rating — 464 ratings

"Y'know, this isn't that good a book, and I don't think Sam Inglis even likes Neil Young's Harvest album. Yet the book got me thinking, and inspired me to re-examine not only Harvest, but all of Neil Young's music. For that alone, I am thankful. "