Born to Run and Darkness on the Edge of Town

 

Everything else in the distance: 

 

The Wall, PF

Wish You Were Here, PF

Boston, Boston

Tapestry, Carol King

Little Earthquakes, Tori Amos

Rumors, Fleetwood Mac

Siamese Dream, Smashing Pumpkins

Kill 'em All is probably my favorite, desert island with only one album choice.  Guns Appetite for Destruction is a close second.  

I would go with Made in Japan by Sex Machineguns, Blue Blood by X-Japan or World Famous by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra 

Usually I like 1-3 songs on an album, but there is one (only one) album where I like every song - Rammstein's Reise, Reise. 

Ride the lighting - MetallicaBasically all metallica Discography to Kill Em all to Black Album is fantastic. I have others that i like from other bands, but this one is EPIC!

I didnt read other people's post (I will after i post my top 5, in no perticular order)

 

1.  Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd)

2.  Houses of the Holy (Led Zep)

3.  Bruce Springsteen  - Born to Run

4.  U2 - Achtung Baby

5.  Arcade Fire - Funeral

Queensryche-Operation Mindcrime or W.A.S.P.-The Crimson Idol can't decide between the two

Megadeth - Rust In peace and Dream Theater - Images and Words

Maybe Metallica- And Justice For All.....

 

An amazing ride.

@@NotGuilty Most everything Metallica up to the Black Album and then including S&M is amazing but their best album is easily S&M. The symphony adds so much depth to their music that listening to it without them backing it just sounds flat.

 

That being said, my list in no particular order:

 

Bush - Sixteen Stone

Nirvana - Nevermind

Metallica - S&M (both discs)

Dire Straits - On the Night

Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet

Pantera - Cowboys from Hell

Rage Against the Machine - Self Titled

Rise Against - Appeal to Reason

 

I only picked albums I can listen to from beginning to end. If we go with portions of albums there are defiantly things that rank higher on the list. Pink Floyd's The Wall for instance. A lot of Hendrix, Five Finger Death Punch, and Eric Clapton, things like that. None of those make this list because I am not a fan of the entire album however.

Soundgarden Superunknown. First tape I ever purchased myself and still just as great to listen to.

Depends on my mood really, though Green Day's Nimrod is always the one that seems to stick out the most.

Wow, I was going to say "Magical Mystery Tour" too! I guess I'll go with "Band On The Run" by Wings.

Guns n' Roses - Apetite of destruction 

That album change my life :)

 

 

Kill 'em All is probably my favorite, desert island with only one album choice.  Guns Appetite for Destruction is a close second.  

 

 

Megadeth - Rust In peace and Dream Theater - Images and Words

 

 

Maybe Metallica- And Justice For All.....

 

An amazing ride.

My option 2 Kill em allMy option 3 And justice for allMy option 4 Rust in peaceAnd my option 5 Appetite for destructionAlthough Kill em All, And justice for all and Rust in peace, keep changing in my head every time.

Metallica - Master Of Puppets

 

changed my life

10,000 Days by Tool. Their most underrated album I would say. So emotional and meaningful. 3 years ago I had my high school class analyze "The Pot" by Tool to find out the meaning of the song. Took them 2 class periods, 2 hours. So beautiful.

If Rock/Metal related then probably Songs for the Deaf (Queens of the Stone Age), and something by Opeth at the minute, most likely Blackwater Park.

 

I agree the definition above, that you have to love every song on an album and not want to skip through. Other favourite albums of mine would be Bleach (Nirvana), Black Album (Metallica), Divine Intervention (Slayer).

 

I enjoy reading these threads, always a good indicator on what is worth listening to that I had maybe skipped before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rnN67Y7_lg

and guitar oriented, 'my goals beyond' John McLaughlin

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC855BA1B7985DC62

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

 

That was my first thought when I saw the thread title, hands down. It's just a perfect album.

There are others that follow closely:

 

Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination

Mind.in.a.box - Lost Alone

David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

Radiohead - OK Computer

Muse - The Resistance

 

There are others, of course, but I'm not at home to check my collection right now :)

Beatles Abbey Road

Blind Guardian - At The Edge of Time

Sonata Arctica - Ecliptica

Sabaton - Coat Of ArmsDelain - Lucidity

Avenged Sevenfold - Avenged Sevenfold (White Album, Self Titled)

I don't have a favorite favorite.  Blonde on Blonde is pretty good though.