Best album Pop of the sixties secondo DeBaser.

Pretend not to know what a nasty trick that man with the intensely wrinkled face played on the world by publishing—forty years ago (?)—the sacred text of pop of all time, "Pet Sounds"? alcol2

For better or worse, represents a piece of the history of popular music. jdv666

The Moody Blues embark on this album with the not-so-easy task of constructing a concept album based on the flow of time over the 24 hours of a day. humax4

“Forever Changes by the Californians Love is one of the greatest albums in the History of music, one of the symbols of the entire psychedelic season.” March Horses

Don’t let their name fool you, as their music certainly doesn’t evoke ghostly landscapes, but rather a sweetened pop with slightly psychedelic shades. sylvian1982

A work of art, one of the peaks of the 4 from Liverpool, one of the most important pop albums ever made. more

"Listening to it today, 'Begin' is timeless." Almotasim

"I sat there for three hundred years... Three hundred years... and with what soundtrack? But the Beatles of course." mojo

The Kinks are, along with a few other bands, among the best of what popular music produced in the latter half of the iconic '60s. sonic80

The album imbued with style, inspiration, elegance, and creativity will remain the most precious gem of their career. Starblazer

"Would you believe that albums like this could exist, having come to light more than thirty years after their creation...?" Lewis Tollani

The 64 minutes flow by in a fantastic string of great songs, brilliant ideas, melodies that delight the auditory nerve. Starblazer

"'Walk Away Renee' was the first Baroque Pop single in history, blending classical instruments with rock flair." Almotasim

I shouted miracle, I don’t know why, when in this piece Arthur Lee, with a voice resembling a howl, sings 'Everybody needs somebody to love'. waties