Albums I'm enjoying at the moment.

1. Black Sabbath: Greatest Hits.

This is the first album I listened to of Black Sabbath's and it was a good choice because it's a great album. Obviously it has their greatest hits on it, so I'd recommend it to someone who hasn't listened to any of their songs yet. Plus Ozzy Osbourne is fucking brilliant. I've now even gone on to download their first three albums. My favourite songs on the album are Paranoid, Iron Man, Changes and Faeries wear boots.

2.  Ring of Fire: The Legend of Johnny Cash.

I remember my dad used to always play this album, especially the song I Walk The Line. Up until last year I hated the music he listened to, but I slowly but surely grew to love the same music. I decided that I liked that song so asked if I could borrow this album. I now absolutely love it. I liked some country music like Shania Twain and Rascal Flatts already, but Johnny Cash is something different; he's incredible. My favourite songs from the album are I Walk The Line, Rusty Cage, Personal Jesus, Ring of Fire, Cry! Cry! Cry! and I've Been Everywhere.

3. Metallica: Black Album.

Again, this was the first album I'd listened to of Metallica's. I used to despise this kind of music, I thought it was just boring racket. I thought there was nothing more to life than You Me At Six and Bring Me The Horizon. Thank God I grew out of that phase and came to my senses about what real, decent music consists of. Now this year I'm really into heavy metal. However, I never thought to listen to Metallica until a few months ago. It was a very good choice because, wow. Their music is insane. My favourite songs from the album are Enter Sandman, Sad But True, Don't Tread On Me and Of Wolf And Man.

4. Lana Del Rey: Born To Die.

I was really unsure when I first listened to this album. I'd heard her single Born To Die before this was released and I had it on repeat 24/7, but I felt this album was a bit boring the first time I listened to it. However, I gave it a couple more chances and I'm glad I did because it is a beautiful album. One of my friends said that they thought her music was depressing, but I beg to differ. I find that some of the music is pretty relaxing; great to listen to late at night in bed before you go to sleep. That's just my opinion anyway. My favourite songs from this album are Born To Die, Blue Jeans, Off To The Races and Without You.