67. The Mama's and The Papa's- If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears

Release Date: 1966
Label: RCA Victor

Rating: 9/10
Favourite Track: California Dreamin'

64. Bob Dylan- Blonde on Blonde

Release Date: 1966
Label: Columbia

Rating: 10/10
Favourite Track: Visions of Johanna

63. The Byrds- Fifth Dimension

Release Date: 1966
Label: Columbia

Rating: 6/10
Favourite Track: Eight Miles High

62. Fred Neil- Fred Neil

Release Date: 1966
Label: Capitol

58. Bob Dylan- Highway 61 Revisited

Release Date: 1965
Label: Columbia

Rating: 10/10
Favourite Track: Desolation Row

57. The Byrds- Mr Tambourine Man

Release Date: 1965
Label: Columbia

Rating: 8/10
Favourite Track: Mr Tambourine Man

55. The Beatles - Rubber Soul

Release Date: 1965
Label: Parlophone

The start of the Beatles holy trinity, this album goes a long way to showing why The Beatles are loved, not only by their fans, but by music critics and all. Imagine a band like McFly suddenly producing something that Radiohead were capable of, and you'll understand how innovative the Beatles were at their peak. The album is packed full of brilliant tracks, and musical perfection.

Rating: 10/10
Favourite Track: In My Life

50. Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home

Release Date: 1965
Label: Columbia

At his peak Bob Dylan was a fucking genius. In 2002 I bought a Greatest Hits compilation and it took me ten seconds of Subterannean Homesick Blues to realise that. Everything about this album is worth discussing - the electric/acoustic split, his voice, the fact that the lyrics piss over anything John Lennon or Paul McCartney could ever dream of writing. This album is the sound of Bob Dylan climbing to the top of the mountain, and he hasn't yet reached the peak.

Rating: 10/10
Favourite Track: Love Minus Zero/No Limit