Blonde on Blonde shows Dylan at his absolute creative peak. Complex lyrics and that thin, wild mercury sound make this double album one of the most important records ever made.

An iconic album filled with some of the greatest songs ever written. On the second album of the electric trilogy, Dylan perfects his songwriting ability.

Dylan goes electric and his lyrics become poetic. One of the most polarizing moments in music history, captured in a single album. Funnily enough, it's the acoustic half that is the most intriguing.

Another side shows Dylan in a different light. It's his first step away from protest songs and the result is great.

Probably has the highest highs of any album. The cultural impact of the record can't possibly be overstated. A couple of filler tracks stop this from being a perfect LP.

Great collection of covers and a couple of original songs. Nothing too exciting but nothing offensive either.

Paul McCartney is pushing his musical boundaries at 83 years of age. Almost every song is catchy, there are great guitar solos scattered throughout the album and the quality is very consistent. It's his best work since the 2005 album Chaos and Creation.