Released in 1967, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is considered a groundbreaking album in the psychedelic rock genre, known for its experimental sounds and innovative production techniques.

Released in 1971, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{A}\textasciicircum}) is a classic hard rock album known for its powerful riffs, energetic drumming, and Robert Plant's distinctive vocals.

Released in 1973, The Dark Side of the Moon is a landmark progressive rock album known for its philosophical lyrics, innovative sound effects, and iconic cover art.

Released in 1982, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{Thriller}\textasciicircum}) is the best-selling album of all time, blending elements of pop, R&B, funk, and disco.

Released in 1991, Nevermind is considered the album that brought grunge rock to the mainstream, with its raw, energetic sound and anthems like (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{Smells Like Teen Spirit}\textasciicircum}).

Released in 1997, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{OK Computer}\textasciicircum}) is a groundbreaking alternative rock album known for its complex arrangements, introspective lyrics, and innovative use of electronics.

Released in 1972, Exile on Main St. is a sprawling double album that showcases the band's mastery of blues rock, with raw, soulful performances and Mick Jagger's iconic vocals.

Released in 1998, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill}\textasciicircum}) is a groundbreaking neo soul album that blends elements of R&B, hip hop, and jazz, with Lauryn Hill's powerful vocals and insightful lyrics.

Released in 1965, Highway 61 Revisited is a seminal folk rock album that features Dylan's poetic lyrics, harmonica playing, and collaborations with electric musicians.

Released in 1959, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{Kind of Blue}\textasciicircum}) is a classic modal jazz album known for its relaxed, introspective atmosphere and innovative use of scales and harmonies.

Released in 1966, Pet Sounds is a groundbreaking album that transcends the surf rock genre, featuring complex arrangements, innovative production techniques, and Brian Wilson's introspective lyrics.

Released in 1987, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{The Joshua Tree}\textasciicircum}) is a defining album in the alternative rock genre, known for its anthems, political lyrics, and the band's signature sound.

Released in 1969, Tommy is a groundbreaking rock opera album that tells the story of a deaf, dumb, and blind boy who becomes a pinball wizard. It features a complex narrative, diverse musical styles, and memorable songs.

Released in 1977, (\LaTeX) (\text{\textasciicircum}\text{Rumours}\textasciicircum}) is a classic soft rock album known for its smooth harmonies, catchy melodies, and introspective lyrics.

Released in 1973, Desperado is a defining album in the country rock genre, featuring intricate harmonies, acoustic guitars, and lyrics that explore themes of outlaws, loners, and the American West.