THE WALL

You've got to hear this to believe it. Though the bias is the fact that Roger Waters conceived most of the material contained in the album, the music nonetheless hits a home- run slam that covers a brief (and I mean VERY brief) stage of history, psychological imbalance from the speaker in each ode, and most importantly, a realm of philosophy unsurpassed by any other form of modern music. Certain areas simply involve two guitars while others include an entire symphony. The diversity in this album gives it the special taste needed to create such a masterpiece.

Basically, The Wall enters the mind of a happy boy who later becomes a delusional and, often times, sad adult who constantly questions his past. Buy it. Any Progressive Rock fan who does not have Pink Floyd is in dire need of good music.