Don’t think I can get to 20 but here goes in no particular order: Songs From the Big Chair - Tears for Fears Low End Theory - A Tribe Called Quest Ghost in the Machine - The Police August and Everything After - Counting Crows Francis Albert Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim Because the Internet - Childish Gambino Duncan Sheik (self titled) Seal (self titled) Not sure if this counts but…. Nocturnes - Chopin (not really an album but a seemingly continuous piece of music from one song to the next so fight me) A Love Supreme - John Coltrane Before These Crowded Streets - DMB Joshua Tree - U2 All This Time - Sting Leaving LasVegas Soundtrack Sinatra at the Sands Kind of Blue - Miles Davis Roy Hargrove and the Tenors of Our Time (my wife / then girlfriend’s first gift to me) Parachutes - Coldplay I’m sure I’m gonna wake up tomorrow and remember I’m an idiot because I forgot to include an album I love so much
Dang it was tough to narrow down 20 of my all time favorites. I wanted to add about 20 more. In no particular order.... ZZ Top - Tres Hombres Led Zeppelin - IV Cat Stevens - Tea For the Tillerman Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick Eric Clapton - Slowhand Supertramp - Crime of the Century Yes - Close to the Edge Fleetwood Mac - Fleetwood Mac Bob Marley - Legend Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon Stevie Wonder - Innervisions Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Van Morrison - Moondance Steely Dan - Aja Beatles - Revolver Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out at Night Nazareth - Hair of the Dog Rush - Fly By Night Black Sabbath - Paranoid
In random order: Thomas Bergersen - Humanity Chapter 3 Ivan Torrent - Immortalys Young Gun Silver Fox - West End Coast Juan Luis Guerra - Bachata Rosa Juan Luis Guerra - Areito Juan Luis Guerra - Fogarate Michael Jackson - Thriller Michael Jackson - Off the Wall Michael Jackson - Dangerous Joshua Radin - The Fall Andrea Bocelli - Bocelli Hans Zimmer, Lebo M, Elton John - Lion King OST (1994) Michael Kamen - What Dreams May Come OST (1998) 2pac - Me Against the World 2pac - All Eyez on Me Wu-Tang Clan - 36 Chambers Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Art of War Dead Prez - Let's Get Free Coolio - Gangster's Paradise Rappin 4-Tay - Off Parole
Some great lists and I agree with others posters that there are several albums that I could’ve listed. want to add this one to my list If I Should Fall From the Grace with God - The Pogues
the problem I have with some of these is...I see great albums, but not ones where I love every song. i really wanted to put Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and AC/DC on my list, but to put it quite honestly, I can't think of a single record of theirs where I've loved every song and didn't skip any tracks.
That album starts off with Shout...followed by Working Hour....followed by Everybody Wants to Rule the World. So good.
looks like purple rain would be the clutchfans consensus #1. beatles - revolver beatles - abbey road beach boys - pet sounds neil young - after the gold rush the cure - disintegration the cure - kiss me, kiss me, kiss me cocteau twins - heaven or las vegas pixies - doolittle my bloody valentine - loveless rem - lifes rich pageant xtc - english settlement willie - red headed stranger prince - -purple rain stevie wonder - innervisions U2 - war spiritualzied - lades and gentlemen we are floating in space B-52's - cosmic thing brian eno - here come the warm jets flaming lips - the soft bulletin nick drake - bryter layer
If you and @MadMax are in the DFW area check out Mad World. The local Tears for Fears Cover band. They are pretty good.
i love juana! i almost included 'son', but she didnt quite make the cut. her discography is very strong. saw her in austin in 2006 and she hasnt been back since. always skips texas when she tours the US.
Top 20??? Pearl Jam: Ten Daft Punk: Discovery White Zombie: La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol. 1 Metallica: Black album Michael Jackson: Thriller Nine Inch Nails: Pretty Hate Machine Bob Marley: Exodus Morrissey: Viva Hate CKY: An Answer Can Be Found Tool: Undertow Rage Against the Machine: Rage Against the Machine Johnny Cash: Greatest Hits I'll finish later. I reserve the right to change things up.
