[treal512]

Went through "Played Last" and pulled a few..
 
Tron: Legacy Soundtrack by Daft Punk
...And Justice for All by Metallica
Gaucho by Steely Dan
Continuum by John Mayer
Division Bell by Pink Floyd
Eye In The Sky by Alan Parsons Project
Watershed by Opeth
Oh! The Grandeur by Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire
Moo, You Bloody Choir by Augie March

 

[afrobat]

Porcupine Tree - Deadwing, Fear of a Blank Planet
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Hammock - Chasing After Shadows... Living With the Ghosts
Dream Theater - Train of Thought
The Beatles - Abbey Road
God Is An Astronaut - All is Violent, All is Bright
Explosions in the Sky - The Earth is Not a Cold Dead Place
Kenny G - Breathless
Kattoo - Megrim
Howard Shore - The Fellowship of the Ring Complete Recordings
Coleman Hawkins - At Ease With Coleman Hawkins

 

[Proglover]

No fillers, hmm
 
Time Lost - Enchant
Awake, Images and Words - Dream Theater
Misplaced Childhood - Marillion
Moving Pictures - Rush
The Kindness of Strangers - Spock's Beard
Tommy - The Who
Operation Mindcrime - Queensryche
Love over Gold - Dire Straits
The Joshua Tree - U2

 

[zethca]

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion
 
Godspeed You Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
 
 

 

[zethca]

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion
 
Godspeed You Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven
 
 

 

[deadhead12]

I have yet to find a flaw with Florence + The Machine-Lungs. 

 

[Erieg]

U2- Joshua Tree 
Queesryche - Operation Mindcrime
Radiohead - The Bends
 

 

[M1ST]

In no particular order
 
Buckethead - Population Override
Daft Punk - Discovery
Michael Jackson - Thriller
Michael Jackson - Off the wall

 

[rehabitat]

I've just read the entire thread again.  It will be a very useful reference for future sonic explorations.
 

 
Quote:

…and I haven't even started talking about jazz albums.
 
 
Television - Marquee Moon
 
 
Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians
 
 
Talking Heads - Little Creatures
 
 
Bebo & Cigala - Lágrimas Negras

Please continue.  Some more flawless jazz would be grand...:c)

 

[TheWuss]

I just read the whole thread, and feel a sudden desire to shoot myself.
Either i am really old, or you guys need to listen to some more classic stuff.
I mean, no offense intended to anyone in particular... I like the new james blake album as much as the next guy, but....


So, 5 pages in, i feel compelled to mention...

Cat stevens - tea for the tillerman
Nick drake - pink moon
Talk talk - spirit of eden
Neil young - harvest
The beach boys - pet sounds
The beatles - sgt. Peppers
Love - forever changes
The who - who's next
David bowie- the rise and fall of ziggy stardust

 

[treal512]

The latter, I think

Diversity is great

 

[aq12345]

Arcade Fire - Funeral
 
 
anyone?

 

[tru blu]

Duke Ellington
 

 
…And His Mother Called Him Bill
 
 

 
Far East Suite
 

Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band (find the French issue of this, from Dreyfus, I think…it's the only one where they got the sound right)
 
 

 

[rehabitat]

Thanks man, looks like a great start.

 

[Kibblesnbits]

Welp, Mezzanine was covered pretty quickly. So, I'd say:
 
Eddie Vedder - Into The Wild (Soundtrack) (I will admit that I do skip track 9, "The Wolf", though - but as a whole the album is wonderful... vocals, instruments, everything)
 
I'd also like to throw this one out there, but I think some might consider it just a compilation? The very first of his ISOS series. I still listen to it like once a week.
 
Tiesto - In Search of Sunrise