Favourite albums of all time...

[Night Rider]

oasis - what's the story (morning glory)
rem - automatic for the people
2pac - greatest hits
stone roses - stone roses
pink floyd - dark side of the moon

[PghTGrlLvr]

Queen II...........period. Nikki Six of Motely Crue stated and I quote "Queen II will knock your dick in the dirt ever time". Has remained my favorite since I first bought the LP in 1975.

[Falrune]

Lou Reed & His Savage Band (or Salvage Band)

[Jericho]

Echobelly - On

[flabbybody]

THRILLER
1983

[Leverage87]

Metallica-Kill 'Em All
Megadeth-Countdown to Extinction
Pantera-Cowboys From Hell
Motley Crue-Theater of Pain
Guns and Roses-Appetite for Destruction

and a whole lot more

[Willie Escalade]

O'Jays: Backstabbers
Miles Davis: A Tribute To Jack Johnson
Snoop Doggy Dogg: Doggy Style
Michael Jackson: Thriller
Alexander O'Neal: Alexander O'Neal
Stanley Clarke: Children Of Forever

Many more; too many to list.

[deke]

U2 - The Joshua Tree (not a bad song on the entire album)
Green Day - American Idiot (It just flows from song to song perfectly and again, not a bad song on the whole thing)

[dave252]

PINK FLOYD ANIMALS LED ZEP 2 THE CULT SONIC TEMPLE PINK FLOYD MEDDLE THE STONES EXILE ON MAIN STREET

[eggbert]

The White Album

[Tomfurbs]

'Time Out of Mind':Dylan
'On The Beach': Neil Young
'James Brown Live at the Apollo'
'Kicking Television': Wilco
'Blue': Joni Mitchell
'Coney Island Baby': Lou Reed
'Lightnin' Hopkins': Lightning Hopkins

and finally

'L'histoire de Melody Nelson': Serge Gainsbourg/Jane Birkin (Kick Ass!)

[Mr_Choc69]

oasis - what's the story (morning glory)
rem - automatic for the people
2pac - greatest hits
stone roses - stone roses
pink floyd - dark side of the moon

Interesting Mix

[Night Rider]

oasis - what's the story (morning glory)
rem - automatic for the people
2pac - greatest hits
stone roses - stone roses
pink floyd - dark side of the moon

Interesting Mix

Yep, it a strange mix! I could listen to most music except metal and garage. I'm in to trance too, but not the cheesey stuff.

[elo]

Marilyn Manson-Holy Wood (In The Shadow of the Valley of Death)

[jmt]

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[Ecstatic]

White Album: Beatles (followed closely by Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's, and Abbey Road)
Open Road: Donovan
Reflections in a Crystal Wind: Richard and Mimi Farina
Songs of Love and Parting: Robin Williamson
Rumplestiltskin's Resolve: Shawn Phillips
Electric Ladyland: Jimi Hendrix
Coincidence and Likely Stories: Buffy Sainte-Marie
Hangman's Beautiful Daughter: Incredible String Band
Blues for Allah: Grateful Dead
After Bathing at Baxter's: Jefferson Airplane
Apostrophe: Frank Zappa
Kind of Blue: Miles Davis
Nine Objects of Desire: Suzanne Vega
Giant Steps: John Coltrane
Blood on the Tracks: Bob Dylan

[gunn]

THE MISEDUCATION OF LAUREN HILL

[CORVETTEDUDE]

Zeppilin - Houses of the Holy
Pink floyd - Animals
Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord
Jimi Hendrix - Electric Ladyland
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres
Eagles - Hotel California
Beatles - Rubber Soul
Stones - Beggar's Banquet
Ground Hogs - Thank Christ for the Bomb
Santana - Abraxas
Allman Bros. - Eat A Peach

[DJ_Asia]

Jailbreak-Thin Lizzy
The Wall-Pink Floyd
Queen 2-Queen
Rocket to Russia-Ramones
The Chronic-Dr.Dre
Electric Ladyland-Jimi Hendrix
Beaches,Boats,Bars and Ballads-Jimmy Buffett
Planet P Project-Planet P Project
Land of Salvation and Sin-Georgia Sattelites
Definitely Maybe-Oasis
Hangover Music 6-Black Label Society
Legend-Bob Marley
Jesus Christ Superstar-Movie Soundtrack
Bloodletting-Concrete Blonde
Pat Benetar-Im the Heat of the Night
Cars-Cars

and alot more im spacing on

[N.O.Kayla]

Mariah Carey Greatest hits
Whitney Houston My love is your love
Madonna The Immaculate collection and bedtime stories
Sade The best of Sade
George Michael Ladies and Gentlemen the best of George Michael
Beyonce Dangerously in Love
Kylie Minogue Slow
Fantasia Free yourself
Justin Timberlake Futuresexlovesounds

[twowaybro]

Kind of Blue- Miles Davis
1999 & Purple Rain- Prince
Hear My Dear- Marvin Gaye
Night Beat- Sam Cooke
Tenor Madness- Sonny Rollings & John Coltrane
Off The Wall & Thriller- Michael Jackson
Electric Ladyland- Jimi Hendrix

To name but a few..... 8) 8)

[PghTGrlLvr]

CORVETTEDUDE............
I'll go with Beggar's Banquet & Houses Of The Holy for sure. Both 2 of my faves. Add KISS's 1st album and Alive in there too. UFO - Strangers In The Night is probably on of the best live albums out there. AC/DC's - Let There Be Rock is another goody. Van Halen's first and second, Queen - A Day At The Races has excellent production as does Journey's - Infinity. Roy Thomas Baker is top dog when it comes to production and orchestration.

[PghTGrlLvr]

And how about a little love for Rush's 1st (pre-Neil Peart), and 2112. The whole 1st side is one friggin' story!! Them boys was AMAZIN'!!

[tall, dark & Handsome]

Steeley Dan - Aja
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 revisited
Miles Davis - Kind of blue
Frank Zappa- apostrophe
The Flaming Lips- The soft Bulletin
Prince - the hits 2 (I know I am bending the rules here)
Rush - Moving Pictures
Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Interpol- Turn on the bright lights
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the key of life
The Smiths - the Queen is Dead
The Grateful Dead - Mars Hotel
Pink Floyd - The Wall
The New Radical- Maybe you've been Brainwashed too
The Beastie Boys- Paula's Boutique
Bad Brains- Bad Brains
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa

These are a few

[tall, dark & Handsome]

Shit
I forgot:
The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
and
Bruce Springsteen- welcome to Asbury Park

[Coroner]

Cacophony - Speed Metal Symphony
Nocturnus - The Key
Atheist - Unquestionable Presence
Coroner - No More Color
Greg Howe - Introspection
The Mark Varney Project - Truth in Shredding (with Allan Holdsworth and Frank Gambale on guitars)
Richie & Antti - Generator
Vitalij Kuprij - Extreme Measures

and much more....

[silbersack]

Van Halen-I
AC/DC-Back in Black
Led Zeppelin-In through the outdoor
Pink Floyd-Animals
The Cult-Electric
The Sex Pistols-Never mind the bullocks
Queen-Live Killers
UFO-Strangers in the night
Rammstein-Sehnsucht
Ramones-It´s alive

[Ecstatic]

Interesting: It looks like the two most popular albums here are Hendrix' Electric Ladyland and Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.

[brdnpa7]

black sabbath- heaven and hell bruce springsteen the river

[Star]

Spice Girls: Greatest Hits

[Star]

too many to name... two of my favourite albums...

Harisu - Liar

Lady - Attention

[PghTGrlLvr]

Star.................DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are smokin' girl.

[PghTGrlLvr]

The girl, with Far Away Eyes................How about Some Girls by the Stones. The quote was for Star by the way.

[Willie Escalade]

I should have mentioned Miles Davis' Kind of Blue as well; that album is timeless. Herbie Hancock's Maiden Voyage is excellent as well, as well as Issac Hayes' Hot Buttered Soul.

[Rik]

Stones: Sticky Fingers
Beautiful South: 0898
Dire Straits: Makin Movies
Oliver Nelson: Blues and the abstract truth
Til Tuesday: Everything's different now

[Night Rider]

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[TJT]

Lou Reed & His Savage Band (or Salvage Band)

IMO,Rock and Roll Animal is the best live rock album I've ever run across. The versions of Heroin and White Light on that thing are amazing.

I really like the Psychedelic Furs debut album,but only the original 1980 vinyl mix. Some later versions pause between/change the order of the cuts and ruin the flow of the recording.

I still throw on The Patti Smith Group's Horses. Hearing Patti growl out "Jesus died for somebody's sins but not mine" in the intro of "Gloria" sets the tone for whole album.

Here's an odd one but I really like it. "Searching For The Young Soul Rebels" by Dexy's Midnight Runners. Pre "Come on Eileeen" Dexy's,just pure horn based soul.

The Who's Quadrophenia. Great record.

Finally Burning Spear's "Live" . Top reggae outfit of their time,IMO. This album catches a great show in London circa '73/'74.

[ezed]

Pink Flloyd- The Wall
The Beatles-Sgt. Peppers
It's a Beautiful Day - It's a Beautiful Day
Aerosmith- Honkin' onBobo
Jimi Hendricks - The Essential Hendricks
The Soundtrack from Pulp Fiction
The Soundtrack from Casino

[Quiet Reflections]

to hard to choose it always depends on my mood but if i had to pick i guess Bob Marley Legend or Babylon by Bus

[jessica_danyelle]

all category included ill have to go for lLinkin park / Hybrid Theory , its the only album i can remember listening from the first song to the last one with with out skipping one track

here are others i love in other styles of music

RAP: bone thugs and harmony ....album :Creepin on ah Come Up

METAL : metalica .... album :metalica

R&B: Aaliyah.... album :Ultimate Aaliyah

POP: christina aguilera.... album :stripped

[a994]

Really too many to mention. Here are a few:

Egg--The Polite Force

Agitation Free--Malesch, 2nd

Ash Ra Tempel--Ash Ra Tempel, Schwingungen

Soft Machine--2nd, Third, Spaced

Eugene McDaniels--Headless Heroes Of the Apocalypse

Phil Ranelin--The Time Is Now, Inspiration

Charles Lloyd--Soundtrack, Voice In the Night, Lift Every Voice, Which Way Is East?

Tangerine Dream--Electronic Meditation, Alpha Centauri, Zeit, Atem, Phaedra, Rubycon

Pink Floyd--everything they did BEFORE Dark Side Of the Moon

Toru Takemitsu--Works For Flute and Guitar

Yes--The Yes Album, Fragile, Close To The Edge, Yessongs, Tales From Topographic Oceans, Relayer, Going For the One

The Grateful Dead--Anthem Of the Sun, Aoxomoxoa, Live Dead, Two From The Vault

Mahavishnu Orchestra--The Inner Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire, The Lost Trident Sessions

Miles Davis--Kind Of Blue, Live In Berlin, Miles Smiles, Miles In the Sky, The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions, The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions, The Complete Jack Johnson Sessions, Live At The Fillmore East, Live At The Fillmore West, On the Corner

John Coltrane--Africa Brass Vols. 1 & 2, The Complete Live At the Village Vanguard, Crescent, A Love Supreme, Ascension, Transition, First Meditations, Live In Seattle, Meditations, Live In Japan, Interstellar Space, Expression

Bobby Hutcherson--Medina, Now, San Francisco

Wayne Shorter--Super Nova, The Odyssey of Iska

Chick Corea--Now He Sings, Now He Sobs; The Complete Is Sessions

Miroslav Vitous--Mountain In the Clouds

Herbie Hancock--Crossings, Sextant, Head Hunters, Thrust

Tony Williams' Lifetime--Emergency, Turn It Over, Ego

Morton Subotnick--Silver Apples Of the Moon, The Wild Bull, Sidewinder

Eddie Harris--Free Speech, Silver Cycles

L.A. Carnival--Would Like To Pose A Question

Stark Reality--Now

Genesis--Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England By the Pound

Hatfield And the North--Hatfield And the North, The Rotter's Club

Happy The Man--Happy The Man

Donald Byrd--Electric Byrd

Les McCann--An Invitation To Openness, Layers

Olivier Messiaen--Ouartet For the End Of Time

Van Dyke Parks--Song Cycle

Country Joe and the Fish--Electric Music for the Mind and Body

Jefferson Airplane--After Bathing At Baxter's, Crown Of Creation

Jimi Hendrix--Are You Experienced?, Axis: Bold As Love, Electric Ladyland, Band Of Gypsys, The BBC Sessions

The Mothers of Invention--Absolutely Free, We're Only In It For the Money, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Weasels Ripped My Flesh

David Axelrod--Song Of Innocence, Song Of Experience

The Music of Eric Von Essen, Vols. 1-3

Nels Cline--The Inkling

Nels Cline and Gregg Bendian--Interstellar Space Revisited

Alex Cline--Sparks Fly Upward

Alex Cline, Jeff Gauthier, G.E. Stinson--The Other Shore

Andrew Hill--The Complete Blue Note Recordings, 1962-66, Lift Every Voice, Passing Ships

Tortoise--TNT, Standards, It's All Around You

Jeff Parker--Like-Coping

Stevie Wonder--Talking Book, Innervisions

Marvin Gaye--What's Going On?

Larry Coryell--Spaces

various albums by Stereolab, Claude Debussy, Gustav Mahler, Lou Harrison, Harry Partch, and every album released on the Black Jazz label

[hippifried]

Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool

Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow, Wired, Guitar Shop

King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King

Joni Mitchell - Blue, Court & Spark, Hajira

Charles Mingus - Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife

Christina Aguilera - Stripped

James Brown - The CD of JB

Larry Coryell - Toku Do

Cream - Disraeli Gears

Santana - Viva Santana, Abraxis

Grateful Dead - Working Man's Dead

Commander Cody & the Lost Planet Airmen - Hot Licks, Cold Steel, & Trucker's Favorites

Janis Ian- Between the Lines

Dan Hicks & the Hot licks - Where's the Money

The Band - Music from Big Pink

Tim Buckley - Greetings from LA, Look at the Fool, Happy Sad

Bruce Springsteen - Greetings from Asbury Park NJ, Thunder Road

There's more. Maybe I'll get back to it if the thread doesn't get buried too deep.

[Nikka]

too many albums to make a list

[bassman2546]

RUSH - 2112, A Farewell to Kings, Moving Pictures.
U2 - Joshua Tree
Def Leppard - Hysteria
Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood