[coolizardman]

You're right. i just posted it because i like every song of the album but i feel you
Maybe it doesn't have any fillers but it's definately not flawless
 
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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
 

As an apology for that stupid post i'm going to recommend a flawless album of my own country
(persian traditional music)
 
Hossein Alizadeh - NEYNAVA


 

 

[L_and_P21]

the airborne toxic event

 

[Nuwidol]

I'm shocked no one has mentioned another recent classic. Elbow - The Seldom Seen Kid
 

 

[Deep Funk]

Elbow, very special album indeed... I like it more than Coldplay ("Rush Of Blood To The Head") and Radiohead ("OK Computer").

 

[rehabitat]

Quote:

You're right. i just posted it because i like every song of the album but i feel you
Maybe it doesn't have any fillers but it's definately not flawless
 

As an apology for that stupid post i'm going to recommend a flawless album of my own country
(persian traditional music)
 
Hossein Alizadeh - NEYNAVA


 

That looks intriguing.  I'll be adding it to the ever-expanding must-check list.
 

 

[tru blu]

 
David Bowie - Station To Station
 
 

 
Jon Hassell/Brian Eno - Fourth World, Vol. 1: Possible Musics
 
 

 
Lucky Thompson - Tricotism  (exact same tracks available as Lucky Thompson Meets Oscar Pettiford, but I like Tricotism's sequence better.)
 
 

 
Digable Planets - Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space)
 
 

 
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
 
 

 
Orchestra Baobab - Specialist In All Styles
 

 

[saracen]

I'd say, Infected Mushroom- Legend of the black shawarma. I throughly enjoy this album, and rarely skip songs. The recording is impressive too!

 

[Cameronq623]

This little list of mine should be interesting.
 
Pink Floyd - The Wall, Animals
The Crystal Method - Vegas
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Metallica - Master of Puppets, Ride The Lightning
Rage Against the Machine - RATM
 
and finally
Mushroomhead - Superbuick

 

[Erieg]

This great stuff guys. I am stocking up on new music. Is it just me or does anyone have the problem of having multiple terabytes of music and keeping running into nothing to listen too?
 
 
Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Sessions
Eric Clapton - Rush OST
Michael Nyman - Live (1994)
 
 
 

 

[rataplan]

no Beatle love?
 
how about Revolver? ...or just about any other album they released
 

 

[oculus]

Michael Jackson - Thriller   has to be the no1 in this catagory
The Beatles - Sgt Pepper and Abbey Road 
Prince - Purple Rain
Pink Floyd  - Wish you were here
Billy Joel - An innocent man
Oasis  - Morning Glory
u2- Joshua Tree
 
 
 

 

[baka1969]

This isn't as easy a choice as you might think. I will try to list them the best I can. They might be flawless but they're not necessarily my favorites. Here's mine:


Miles Davis: Kind of Blue - I believe to be the most flawless album of all time

Pink Floyd: Wish You Were Here - Simply a masterpiece of prog music

Pink Floyd: The Wall - The most cohesive concept album ever made

Pink Floyd: Meddle - Echoes itself makes this perfect

Boston: Boston - The best debut album I've heard

The Eagles: Hotel California - Where's the filler?

The Sex Pistols: Nevermind the Bollocks - 39 minutes of pure unadulterated punk

The Beatles: Sgt Pepper - I think the best of the Beatles output

Jethro Tull: Aqualung - Simply brilliant

Tool: Lateralus - This is what metal is all about

Joni Mitchell: Blue - Soulful and heartfelt

Bob Marley: Legend - I know it's a compilation but it's essential

Led Zeppelin: Zoso - Needs no explanation

Chicago Transit Authority: Chicago Transit Authority - Perfect blend of rock/jazz

 

[Deep Funk]

Big X2 on Chicago Transit Authority!

 

[falis]

Yeah, CTA nice!  And how about "The Child is Father to the Man" - not your usual Blood, Sweat and Tears album.
 
- Ed

 

[Deep Funk]

Editors - The Back Room
 
These guys had inspiration. 
 
Michael Jackson's "Thriller", I think it is overrated but still very accomplished. "Off The Wall" is the MJ-album I prefer.