Another good album from Frank, with a few more of his classic songs. How Deep Is The Ocean? and Dream were two of my personal favorites off of this project here, and the rest of the album is pretty solid. Overall, I would say that others would probably find enjoyment in listening to this album.

A good early Frank album here, though he would reach much greater heights later in his career. No track necessarily stood out to me, but I definitely enjoyed the short collection of songs here. All in all, I enjoyed the album and would see others enjoying it as well.

A good album here once again from Frank, as he constantly proves how consistent he is with each passing year. When The Wind Was Green and Hello, Young Lovers were two of my personal favorites off of this LP, and I can say that I enjoyed the rest of the album decently well. Overall, this is a solid project that would be worth listening to.

A good album here from Frank with a few memorable cuts off of it. Really liked I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me and Hidden Persuasion, and the rest of the album is pretty solid after that. Overall, I would say that this album is worth giving a listen.

A good album in the latter part of Frank's career that features a few great songs. The aforementioned great songs would be A Man Alone and Love's Been Good To Me. Other than that, I would say that the rest of the tracks pull their weight, and it leads to an album that I would say is worth a shot.

A decent album that is overall solid. Not much to say about individual tracks here, just a well-rounded project all around of decent quality. Overall, Frank Sinatra fans may find some enjoyment in this project.

A well-rounded, decent project here from the legendary jazz musician. Not a whole lot to say about the record as far as individual songs, just a solid album overall. I think that Frank fans could find enjoyment in this record.

A decent album from Frank and Duke, though slightly disappointing for the names involved. I Like The Sunrise and Come Back To Me were two of my personal favorites off of the record, and there isn't a whole lot else to say about the record to be honest. I think that past Frank or Duke fans could find enjoyment in the record.

Frank's debut album ends up being pretty decent with a short, accessible listening time. I Don't Know Why is probably my favorite off of the record, but I can say that I wasn't bored by any part of the record. Overall, those who have enjoyed Frank in the past may find enjoyment in this record.

An average album simply for the fact that it reuses previously made Frank Sinatra songs. The back half of this LP, which was new, is actually pretty great, with songs like I Will Drink The Wine, Sunrise In The Morning, and Lady Day that are actually really good. All in all, I can't recommend listening to this other than for those three songs.

A rare mediocre album from the legendary Frank Sinatra, this album just falls short for the fact that several of the songs on it have already been featured on earlier Frank Sinatra records. Golden Moment would probably be the only track I would say is worth listening to off of this, other than that, this record isn't really worth it.

An absolute masterpiece of an album that is arguably the Foo Fighters' best. The Pretender is my favorite Foo Fighters song ever, I love everything from the instrumentals to the vocals, it's just the perfect pump up song. Other than that, Let It Die, Long Road To Ruin, and Cheer Up, Boys are some of my favorites off of the album. All in all, this was an incredible project that I would absolutely recommend to others who haven't heard it before.

A fantastic album following their debut, this a project that is absolutely worth your time. Everlong is of course a great song and is my favorite off of the record, and with other great songs like February Stars and Monkey Wrench, it's hard to deny the greatness of this record. All in all, as I said before, this album is definitely worth the listen.

The follow up to The Colour And The Shape is a fantastic album with several memorable cuts off of the record. Learn to Fly is a very good song, but I would say that my personal favorite would probably Generator, as I kind of like the chaotic feeling of the song. Otherwise, I heavily enjoyed this project and would definitely recommend others to listen to it.

A fitting tribute following the tragic deaths of Taylor Hawkins, the band's drummer, and Virginia Grohl, Dave Grohl's mother, this album is fantastic. Rescued, Under You, But Here We Are, and Show Me How are all great songs off of this record that I really enjoyed, and the other songs are fairly enjoyable as well. I would definitely recommend others to check out this album if they haven't yet.

Another great album from the Foo Fighters here. Overdrive and Halo are two of my personal favorites off of this album, with Overdrive specifically being one of the songs I constantly go back to. Overall, I enjoyed the project and would say that it is worth others checking out.

A great project here, Foo Fighters continues to deliver great project after great project. Obviously Best of You is a great track, but I find a lot of enjoyment in the softer sound of Virginia Moon, a nice kind of throwback track where Dave Grohl's vocals shine. Other than that, I really enjoyed No Way Back and Resolve as well, and overall would say that this a great LP that would be worth your time.

The Foo Fighters debut project is a great project, and it would only be up from here. Good Grief and Oh, George were two of my favorites off of the LP. After that, the rest of the album ends up being good, and I would say that this album is worth checking out.

A great album here that just continues an unbelievably consistent level of quality that has spanned nearly three decades. Bridge Burning and Walk were two of my favorites off of the record, and the rest of this ends up being pretty good, and I would recommend others to listen to this album.

A showcase of the longevity that the Foo Fighters have had, Medicine at Midnight is a very good project. Chasing Birds and Love Dies Young are two of my favorites off of this record, with the latter being in my playlist rotation constantly. Other than that, this album is solid, and I would say it is worth checking out.