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1) The Beatles - Rubber Soul - Michelle - Nowhere Man - Drive My Car One of my top 5 Beatles albums, it's such a fun, bright set of tracks that I feel does not get too much attention compared to some of the more well known albums.
2) The Who - The Who Sell Out (1967/1995 Ver) - Melancholia - I Can't Reach You - Early Morning Cold Taxi An album with a cool radio concept, mixing in fake ads and jingles. I always preferred The Who's pre-Tommy work. The 1995 reissue added tracks that were originally cut.
3) Bloodhound Gang - One Fierce Beer Coaster - Why's Everybody Always Pickin' On Me? - Lift Your Head Up High - Your Only Friends Are Make Believe Aw shit, here comes BHG, I like a lot of variety and this album changes genres a lot. The immature jokey tone of it is also fun.
4) Bonzo Dog Band - Keynsham (1969) - You Done My Brain In - Quiet Talks & Summer Walks - Tent Lots of verity, with a mix of goofy quirky songs and legitimately great rock.
5) Aerosmith - Pump (1989) - What It Takes - My Girl - Janie's Got a Gun "What It Takes" is one of my favorite songs ever, and the album overall is great.
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