[jTizMLG]

Mine would be Abbey Road by The Beatles

 

[jackwess]

Carlos Santana's "Supernatural" it puts me in a good mood. 

 

[wuwhere]

Steely Dan's Aja.

 

[bigshot]

Fiedler's Gaetie Parisienne by Offenbach on Living Stereo. It's like a cartoon in music.

 

[HighFive316]

I thought Justin Timberlake's 20/20 Experience album was great, beginning to end (minus the rap parts though).  It's totally different than his previous albums, but it grew on me over time...  Alot of his songs (Pusher Love, Strawberry Bubblegum to name a few) seemed to be 2 songs combined into one, but mixed WONDERFULLY well.  Not too "pop-py" like the past stuff, but the album varies greatly enough so it doesn't sound manufactured.

 

[suicidal_orange]

For an album that I've done most fun things while listening to I'd say The Offspring - Americana would have to be a contender; happy childhood memories and a couple of classics to put on the jukebox at the pub to this day.

For just enjoying listening to the album itself perhaps Sonata Arctica - The Days Of Grays or Turisas - The Varangian Way, these come the closest to making me want to "dance" (I don't dance, but these do get my head nodding and sometimes even evoke air drumming...)

 

[Destroysall]

Trivium - Vengeance Falls