I'm curious, what is everyone's favorite album here beginning to end that you have never got tired of playing over and over?

You can name more then one album if you'd like but no more than three.

I'll start.

#1 Nine Inch Nails Halo 5: Broken
#2 The Cure: Disintegration
#3 Tears for Fears: Songs from the Big Chair

#1 Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

#2 Pink Floyd - The Wall

#3 Any other Pink Floyd Album

+1 to Beez Nuts

Darkside.

No other full album compares.
One could argue that stance, but one would be wrong.

#1 AC/DC - Highway to Hell
#2 AC/DC - Powerage
#3 Judas Priest - British Steel

My actual list is every Bon Scott album, and British Steel.

I just argued NickDildo90's stance, and I'm fuckin' right.

As always.

I knew that would bring you calling. That tasty bait was spinning just right wasn't it?

Has anyone ever heard of the Teskey Brothers? Their latest album "Run Home Slow" is a masterpiece. Not the best album ever, because that's 'Darkside', but it's DAMN good.

I found this recently by accident and agree, it is DAMN good. It has made its way into regular rotation while at work blasting from my desk speakers.

I'm not complicated, am I?

This is a tough one.

1. Abbey Road

2. Sgt. Peppers

3. Now this is one you've probably never heard of but for those of us who have spun this great album more than 5 times, it's a must-have desert island album.
Stephen Stills and Manassas...first album.

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* zzTop - First Album

* David Lindley - El RayoX

And 50 years later ,

* Billy Gibbons - Big Bad Blues

* JJ Grey & Mofro - Choice Cuts

The Cure. You're a man of taste. One of my favorites is Incubus-Make Yourself. Morning View is a great album as well. NOFX- Heavy Petting Zoo and Blink 182- Dude Ranch. Warren G- G Funk Era.

Ive found myself enjoying more and more music without lyrics. Synthwave and Lofi I find enjoyable.

I've been on a little bit of Classical kick lately. Some Western classical (Bach, Beethoven, Mozart et. al), some Russian classical (Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, Stravinsky et. al) and some Chinese classical played by who-the-fvck knows.

It keeps me from throat punching people that listen to NOFX, Incubus and Blink 182.

NICKLEBACK FOREVER BRAH!

Lol, nice. I feel the same way about acdc. I guess the old pop punk has nostalgia for me. There's some old classic rock Siagon during the war that is pretty awesome.

If you don't like that Incubus album you have bad taste. And The Decline by NOFX is the best punk rock song of all time. 20 minutes of talent. Xoxo

As long as it's not post 80's country I can enjoy most all of it when the mood strikes..

....unless it's post 80's country.

Not even George Strait? I really liked one of his never songs- Troubadour

Chris Stapleton, Stirgull Simpson, and Tyler Childers are all rock stars with bad ass music in my opinion. To just write them off because they are country is just silly IMO.

I personally can't stand AC-DC for instance, but can still appreciate what they have done for rock and understand why some would love their music.

Sorry Dan.

Eric Church is pretty damn talented as well.