Best Rock Masterpieces without subjectivity! The book was created from a new perspective, so there is something to know.

It's not an obsession, but a story that everyone thinks it's important to have the best rock music in the world by ear. It's the same for hip-hop fanatics and even gentlemen who enjoy jazz. The fact that rock has shaped the culture is certainly there, and we all know that somehow.

So, where to start listening? What we refer to are books and Internet articles such as "The Best of the Best 00". However, most of them do not make me want to listen to the album after reading the enthusiastic reviews! But many of them don't actually listen to the album after reading the passionate review. In fact, most of them become full after reading all the passionate reviews.

I digress, but I would like to introduce a book by Daisuke Kawasaki, a writer for the music magazine "Rocking On" and author of numerous books and magazines, titled "The Best 100 Rock Masterpieces as an Education. The title of the book is similar to many disc guide books in the world, but the catchphrase, "a ranking without subjectivity," is very catchy.

The reason for this is that the world-famous "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" published by Rolling Stone in the U.S. and "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time" published by the British music media "NME" in the U.K. are used as material for the list of greatest albums. The list is based on the fact that the world-famous "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" and "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time," published by the British music media outlet NME in the U.K., are used as material for ranking the best albums. The author says, "We have collected the middle values of both lists."

The lack of subjectivity makes it easy to read! I am not saying that the list is easy to read, but that it is interesting to see the ranking of the list collected from such a perspective. Aren't you curious about the flat No. 1 ranking from the year of 2028?