[Mingus Ah Um]

 
 
man,these guys could play!

Love Hank Mobley and this album...although Soul Station is still my favorite of his.  But the lineup on this album is amazing.

 

[christian u]

Soul Station is my favorite too but all 4 albums from that period before he joined Miles are great:
SOUL STATION,ROLL CALL,WORKOUT and ANOTHER WORKOUT.

 

[ssrock64]

 
Among Who albums, I feel like this is the most underappreciated.

 

[L0SLobos]

 

[Tony1110]

 

[magiccabbage]

for any jazz lovers- here are 2 fantastic albums. Very soulful indeed. ¬
 

 

 

[Don Lehrer]

 

[Radioking59]

Among Who albums, I feel like this is the most underappreciated.

Huh? How could an album that is ranked near the top of almost every best albums of all time list be underappreciated? It might be taken for granted at this point by most people, but it's easily my favorite Who album.

 

[Radioking59]

 

[StratocasterMan]

 
Always a favorite of mine, especially the track, "Look Inside America."

 

[StratocasterMan]

Huh? How could an album that is ranked near the top of almost every best albums of all time list be underappreciated? It might be taken for granted at this point by most people, but it's easily my favorite Who album.

 
It would probably be my favorite album by The Who if I had never heard it. However, it is the most overplayed album by The Who. It's absolutely inescapable on classic rock radio. It's The Who album that is completely unavoidable, like it or not. For that reason, I've been preferring "The Who By Numbers," "Quadrophenia," and "Tommy," and just about anything else besides "Who's Next" for years. Luckily, there is some really cool stuff like "My Wife" on "Who's Next" that hasn't been overplayed and still makes it tolerable...
 

 

[Brooko]

Two albums that have been getting a lot of head-time in the last week:
 
  

 

[dwayniac]

 
EP2/FKA Twigs.
 

 

[UmustBKidn]

 

[philo50]