Best Albums (page 2)

stillajwexelder

Rubber Soul The Beatles

littlerockguy

Carole King--- Tapestry

Natalie--- Unforgettable, With Love

Saturday Night Fever-- Soundtrack

REM--- Out of Time

Warlock

Aerosmith "Rocks"

Warlock

BlackSwan of Memphis

Carole King--- Tapestry

I second that motion.

Forgot about that one, wore that out too.

(and yes I know there are cd's that don't wear out, but these were tapes back when...)

BSoM

Darth Yhwh

To Our Children's Children's Children: The Moody Blues

The White Album: The Beatles

Dark Side of the Mood: Pink Floyd

So Far: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Undertow: Tool

Edited to add: III and IV: Led Zeppelin

DanTheMan

I can't think of too many that don't have at least one track that I tend to skip.

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot pretty much has to be listened to from beginning to end, every song

Joe Satriani - Crystal Planet and Engines of Creation are solid on every track

Rage Against the Machine - The Battle for Los Angeles

Led Zeppelin - I, II, IV, Houses of the Holy (I left off III because of "Hat's off to Roy Harper")

purplesofa

Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon

Neil Young Harvest

Carol King Tapestry

Lynyrd Skynyrd Pronounced

Fleetwood Mac Rumours

Heather Nova Siren

The Commitments Soundtrack

The Guess Who American Woman

The Moody Blues Days of Future Passed

The Isley Brothers The Heat is On

serendipity

Old favorites:

Rod Stewart: Blondes Have More Fun

Frampton Comes Alive

Rick Springfield - Working Class Dog (the LP was the victim of a religious arsonist, but is survived by a sibling cassette, who still likes to get out and play.)

AC/DC - Back in Black

Foreigner Four (I think)

I might have to replace some of the old favorites that met an untimely demise.

More recent faves:

Beatles 1

Tina Turner: All the Best- The Hits

Sarah Brightman: Time to Say Goodbye

Jewel: Pieces of You

Shania Twain: Come on Over

The Spice Girls (Just kidding)

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