[Chris J]

:blink:
But dat bass part... 

I'd say Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of the Moon, The Beatles' Revolver and Sgt. Pepper's, Supertramp's Breakfast in America, AC/DC's High Voltage, Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP, Green Day's American Idiot, Led Zeppelin II, and Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever.

Hmmmmm....."Breakfast In America" is good album but I think I'll go with Supertramp's: "Crime Of The Century"!
No disrespect intended BTW.

DSOTM works for me too.

The Big Ones:
The Beatles "ABBEY ROAD"
LED ZEPPELIN I

 

[TRapz]

Hmmmmm....."Breakfast In America" is good album but I think I'll go with Supertramp's: "Crime Of The Century"!
No disrespect intended BTW.

DSOTM works for me too.

The Big Ones:
The Beatles "ABBEY ROAD"
LED ZEPPELIN I

Abbey Road is a great album, but "Golden Slumbers" was never a favorite of mine, and "Sun King" was just okay. I would probably agree with Zeppelin I; nothing is worse than good on it. In fact, I'd say everything except "You Shook Me" is fantastic, with that song still being pretty good. I'll add Billy Joel's "The Stranger" and "Glass Houses" (the second half of this album is vastly underrated, "Sleeping With The Television On" is a great song).

 

[abcd]

I love every single song Lemaitre has made. every one. my favorite artist

 

[Chris J]

Abbey Road is a great album, but "Golden Slumbers" was never a favorite of mine, and "Sun King" was just okay. I would probably agree with Zeppelin I; nothing is worse than good on it. In fact, I'd say everything except "You Shook Me" is fantastic, with that song still being pretty good. I'll add Billy Joel's "The Stranger" and "Glass Houses" (the second half of this album is vastly underrated, "Sleeping With The Television On" is a great song).

Hey, I actually like "You Shook Me"
Weakest song on Led Zepp I for me is "Your Time Is Gonna Come"

 

[TRapz]

Hey, I actually like "You Shook Me"
Weakest song on Led Zepp I for me is "Your Time Is Gonna Come"

As I said, everything on it is good, and I like all the songs, but "You Shook Me" was my least favorite. I do agree though with "Your Time Is Gonna Come," which would be my least favorite after "You Shook Me."

 

[BobG55]

The BeaTles
Rubber Soul
Revolver
Sgt Pepper
 
Beck
Modern Times
Sea Change
Guero
Mutations
 
Steely Dan
(Everything they recorded)
 
Neil Young
Greendale
 
David Bowie
Station to station
Scary monsters and Super creeps
The Rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust (and the Spiders from Mars)
 
Jimi Hendrix
Are you experienced
 
Jethro Tull
Aqualung
Thick as a brick
 
Procol Harum
A Salty dog
 
Paul McCartney
Ram
Band on the run
Red rose speedway
Venus and Mars
Chaos and creation in the backyard
 
Rolling Stones
Beggars banquet
 
Donald Fagen
Morph the cat
Sunken condos
 
Cream
Fresh cream
Disraeli gears
 
Charlotte Gainsbourg (w/Beck)
I.R.M.
 
The Doors
L.A. Woman
Morrison Hotel
Waiting for the sun
Strange days
 
Alan Wilson
Blind Owl
 
Tom Petty
Wildflowers
 
John Lennon
Mind games
 
Ringo Starr
Time takes time
 
Elvis Presley
Gospel
 
Peter Green
In the skies
 
Eric Clapton
461 Ocean blvd
Journeyman
Clapton
Money and cigarettes
 
Levon Helm
Dirt farmer
 
Muddy Waters
Hard again
 
The Allman Brothers
Live at the Fillmore East
 
Gregg Allman
Low country blues
 
Beau Dommage
Ou est passee la noce ?
Beau Dommage - album
 
Robert Charlebois
Longue Distance

Lindberg

Solidaritude

Fu Man Chu

Un Gars Ben Ordinaire 

Québec Love

 

Hank Williams

40 Greatest hits

Gold

 

Lucinda Williams

Car wheels on a gravel road

 

Emmylou Harris

Wrecking ball

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[HPiper]

Just off the top of my head, "21" by Adele

 

[Rearwing]

Blood On The Tracks
Exile On Main Street
A Nod's As Good As A Wink
Hunky Dory
Desperate Character

 

[Matthew-Spaltro]

UFO Phenomenon Strangers In The Night
W.A.S.P. Headless Children
Metallica Ride The Lightning
Deep Purple In Rock Made In Japan
Black Sabbath Master Of Reality Sabotage Heaven and Hell
Led Zeppelin II 
Pink Floyd Animals Wish You Were Here
King Crimson In The Court Of The Crimson King Red
Uriah Heep Demons And Wizards
Megadeth Peace Sells....But who's Buying Rust In Peace
Rainbow Rising
Soundgarden Superunknown

 

[Munkyfunk]

Ufo - strangers in the night. Every track 10/10
Mountain - Nantucket sleighride
Wishbone ash - argus
Alice in chains - unplugged
Soundgarden - bad motor finger
Uriah heep - the magicians birthday
Deep purple - 24carat
Portishead - dummy

 

[serman005]

Chick Corea Elektric Band Light Years--not a bad song on the entire disc.

 

[Jamesy1969]

Wow, if I really thought about it, I could probably come up with 200+ albums. Maybe there's an age thing here? If you listen to an album on vinyl (or even CD), there's less chance of skipping those "less loved" songs so, over time, every song becomes loved?

 

[Fenn]

None - but then I am very fussy! 

 

[tfotos77]

The first album that came to mind when I read the title of this thread was the Pulp Fiction Soundtrack. I listened to and love every song. It may not be an album per say, but a great CD none the less. Also, Pink Floyd is one of those bands I can listen to every song. Animals is my favorite of their albums, but they are ALL great.

 

[Soundsgoodtome]

Listening to front to back is a lost way of hearing music these days. Pink Floyd albums comes to mind. Another that stands out front to back is Alt-J's An Awesome Wave