Albums you love all the way through

[ManchesterSocialClub]

Without making the list longer than this whole forum, heres a few that I always revisit.

The classics:
Exile On Main St and Sticky Fingers- The Rolling Stones
Led Zeppelin I-IV
The Beatles- any album
Give Em Enough Rope- The Clash
Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar- Johnny Cash
Never Mind the Bollocks Heres the Sex Pistols-The Sex Pistols
Ramones-The Ramones
Appetite For Destruction-Guns n Roses
Honky Chateau- Elton John
Let It Be and Tim- The Replacements

Modern:
Love, Ire, and Song and England Keep My Bones- FT
These Streets- Paolo Nutini
Bringing Down The Horse- The Wallflowers
Up The Bracket and The Libertines-The Libertines
Social Distortion, Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell, Sex Love and Rock n Roll, Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes-Social Distortion
And Out Come The Wolves- Rancid
Films About Ghosts- Counting Crows
Give Up-The Postal Service
Is This It- The Strokes

[rokman]

Frank Turner: England Keep My Bones and Love Ire and Song

The last album before these I loved the whole way through was The Remote Part by Idlewild, although 100 Broken Windows was pretty good as well.

Shout out to Idlewild! Saw em Saskatoon in 2003 then they ended up opening up for Pearl Jam that year - enjoyed those two albums a lot!

Neverending White Lights - Act I
All Pearl Jam
All Nirvana
All Frank
All Our Lady Peace
All Moist / David Usher
All Matt Good
All Pink Floyd
All Metallica
All Boston
All Supertramp
I could go on and on

[Watergirl]

I listened to "Defenitely maybe" the other day. I remembered every word to every song. Not a bad song on it.

[grigley]

I could go through easily 20 albums but The Clash~Sandinista takes the cake for me.

[danzbassman]

I went a long time with iPod on shuffle. Recently started listening to whole albums again. Much better.

Frank Turner - Tape Deck Heart
Green Day - American Idiot
Gaslight Anthem - Handwritten
The Beatles - Rubber Soul, Revolver
Cage The Elephan - Thank You Happy Birthday, Melophobia
David Bowie - Diamond Dougs, Ziggy Stardust
Ramones - Ramones, Road to Ruin

There are likely others, but that's all I can think of off hand.

Dan, Austin TX

[suitcaselife]

Rancid - ... And Out Come The Wolves
The Postal Service - Give It Up

are def. two I can listen for hours and hours and days and days...

[RickM]

1. Biffy Clyro - The Vertigo of Bliss
2. NoFX - Punk in Drublic
3. Pantera - Cowboys from Hell
4. Anaïs Mitchell - Young Man in America (this album is rad seriously)
5. Metallica - Master of Puppets
6. Oxygen Thief - Accidents do not happen, They are caused (Mini-albums count ok)
7. Two Gallants - What the Toll Tells
8. Fionn Regan - The End of History

And 2 others which I will get stomped in the balls for admitting to

[Cassie]

Bought all the Smith Street Band albums at the Philly show, and I have not skipped a single song yet! One of my all time favorite lines from Sigourney Weaver...you turn around and give me a one look vasectomy...so awesome! I love Wil's lyrics so much.

[Cassie]

And 2 others which I will get stomped in the balls for admitting to

Please please tell!!! Lol!

[suitcaselife]

I thought about this really hard, but I would say...this is my top 10 of records I can listen to again and again and again

Frank Turner - Love, Ire & Song
The Postal Service - Give Up
Apologies, I Have None - London
Enter Shikari - A Flash Flood Of Colour
Polar Bear Club - Live At The Montage
Beatsteaks - .limbo messiah
Death Cab For Cutie - Planes
Touché Amoré - Parting The Sea Between Brightness And Me
La Dispute - Wildlife
Rocky Votolato - True Devotion

[RickM]

And 2 others which I will get stomped in the balls for admitting to

Please please tell!!! Lol!

For Emma, Forever ago and Pennybridge Pioneers

[Venomous_Bear]

And 2 others which I will get stomped in the balls for admitting to

Please please tell!!! Lol!

For Emma, Forever ago and Pennybridge Pioneers

Thank goodness I don't have balls. For I would feel no embarrassment about posting such things. Perhaps it's because I have no such anatomical concerns?

Anything by City and Colour, these days. I just go through all of his albums on loop and stare out the window at the snow

[minorkeys]

Frank Turner: England Keep My Bones and Love Ire and Song

The last album before these I loved the whole way through was The Remote Part by Idlewild, although 100 Broken Windows was pretty good as well.

Shout out to Idlewild! Saw em Saskatoon in 2003 then they ended up opening up for Pearl Jam that year - enjoyed those two albums a lot!

Glad someone else likes them! Their other albums are worth a listen to but The Remote Part and 100 Broken Windows definitely stand out for me.

I read somebody talking about Definitely Maybe.... That reminded me how much I also used to love that album and What's the Story.... This is a great thread as it's making me remember all the music I haven't heard for ages!

[greezy]

I love concept albums. I really like them if the songs blend together.

Abbey Road - The grand daddy of all concept albums
Skylarking - XTC
Separation Sunday - The Hold Steady. Who is the hoodrat?

Then I'd go with:

Car Wheels on a Gravel Road - Lucinda (I'm petitioning her to single name status like Cher)
Blood on the Tracks - Dylan
Rocks the House - Etta James. Screw BB King's "Live at the Regal" Best...blues...album...EVER. Or best bluesy soul album. I'm not sure.

[greezy]

Am I a loser if I reply to my own post?


"Waiting for Columbus".

I'll burn all my cd's if I can't have that one.