Nas makes it look easy with how good he can spit and make one of the best Hip Hop records of all time.

In this album, Tyler, The Creator will let you know he’s on top, and shows you exactly why.

Miles Davis breaks through with one of the best Jazz records of all time.

With Mac Miller’s passing, he remains in this album with his style, passion, and love for music as a whole.

Metallica’s ‘Master of Puppets’ before ‘Master of Puppets.’

Discovery by Daft Punk revolutionizes dance music with bangers way ahead of its time.

This is one of the most appreciated albums ever, and you can hear why, because Radiohead gives their best effort to art rock yet.

Radiohead’s conceptual album is more than a masterpiece.

Marvin Gaye is the heart of soul.

Björk makes the most creative and out-of-this-world project yet, beating her previous work, if that’s even possible.

Jimi Hendrix has psychedelic rock in the palm of his left hand.

Dark, and a very very deep work of art.

Kendrick Lamar proves he is still the top dawg in rapping and story telling with detailed writing in this album.

Car Seat Headrest made an indie record that feels like a hug and welcomes all ears easily.

Led Zeppelin continued their self-titled streak, but didn’t quite stick a landing in the end.

Led Zeppelin made a huge impact for the rock industry by introducing their mastery in creative tunes.

Led Zeppelin made their second self-titled album, which represents them just as well as the first.

Black Country, New Road made an art rock album that is truly art and breathtaking.

System of a Down delivers one of the best metal albums of all time, while simply not caring what society says.

Alice In Chains made their first big hit with a collection of songs that are gnarly and heavy.