I'll go with

"Magical Mystery Tour"- The Beatles
"1984"- Van Halen
"Master of Puppets"- Metallica
"Rust in Peace"- Megadeth

My Top 10:

Astral Weeks - Van Morrison
Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan
Forever Changes - Love
The Wall - Pink Floyd
Kid A - Radiohead
On The Beach - Neil Young
Blue - Joni Mitchell
I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One - Yo La Tengo
Veedon Fleece - Van Morrison
Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush

Eagles - Hotel California
Linda Ronstadt - Heart Like a Wheel
Gordon Lightfoot - Summertime Dream
Harry Chapin - Verities and Balderdash
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Jackson Browne - Running on Empty
Beatles - Abbey Road
Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger

For me, I'd have to say:

From my youth: "1999" by Prince. I wore that tape out!

In adulthood: "Temple of the Dog" and "So Real: Songs by Jeff Buckley"

Has to be 'Free all angels' by Ash.

All music have a place in my heart but if i may high light:
Scorpions-Platinum Collection
GNR-Use Your Illusion
Lynyard Skynyrd- Gold
Enigma
The Doors
These are but a few.....

In my opinion: Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited"; The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"; Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On"; The Beatles' "Revolver"

Oh and fogot to add Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and Bruce Springsteen's "Born To Run"...

A Perfect Circle - Mer de Noms
Barenaked Ladies - Gordon
Audioslave - Audioslave
Rob Zombie - Past, Present, and Future
Foo Fighters - In Your Honor
The Kill Bill soundtrack
The Ocean's 12 soundtrack

Beatles "Abbey Road"
U2 "Joshua Tree"
Springsteen "Born to Run"
Radiohead "OK Computer"
Dylan "Blood on the Tracks"

One of my favourite "bath time" albums is

Acoustic Soul/ India Arie

Candles, bubbles,mudpack applied...I get out all wrinkly and relaxed

AC/DC "Highway To Hell"

Meatloaf "Bat Out Of Hell"


how ironic they both end in hell lol

Some of mine were mentioned:

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon
Tracy Chapman (s/t first album)
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
Jethro Tull - Stormwatch
David Bowie - Man Who Sold The World
David Bowie - Diamond Dogs
David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust...
David Bowie - Low
David Bowie - Heroes
(I could go on with Bowie, but those are the top) :0

and (only older Canadians would even have a hope of remembering this one)

Poppy Family - Which Way You Goin Billy?


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Suereal has a list I could work with. Fabulous to see someone remembering the genious of Harry Chapin. -- And I would throw the late Jim Croce's "Photographs and Memories" in that category, too.

I think I would have to remove Jackson Browne and Willie Nelson though. I like both albums but would probably replace them with

Janis Joplin - Pearl

Crosby Stills and Nash - Deja Vu

Of course Carol King's "Tapestry" has been mentioned.

A few others that I wore out Pat Benatar's "In The Heat of the Night." Kansas "Dust in the Wind". Oh sheesh, lots and lots more. But I thought I would drive my Mother mad with the "Easy Rider" soundtrack. (-8

I have two. "Piece of Mind" and "Somewhere in Time", both by Iron Maiden. If live albums count, then I will add "Decade of Aggression" by Slayer.

Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead, but I noticed no one mentioned Never Mind the Bollocks by the Sex Pistols.

Ahh, this thread wasn't 'dead', it was just 'dormant' and you've revived it!

BTW, that album is a classic!

Sisters of Mercy: First and Last and Always


Not everyone's cup of tea but, for me, every track's a winner.

I do have a lot of CD's I can pop into my player, without skipping over songs, but these are my favorites:
The Moody Blues- Greatest Hits
Dido- No Angel
Three Doors Down- The Better Life
Steve Miller Band- Greatest Hits
Lily Allen- Alright, Still
Seal- System
innerpartysystem
Shinedown- The Sound of Madness
Garden State Soundtrack
Oasis- (What's the Story) Morning Glory?
Muse- Absolution
The Rasmus- Dead Letters

Hmm

The Slider and Electric Warrior by T.Rex

Aladdin Sane by David Bowie

Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield

The Division Bell by Pink Floyd

all worth 10 / 10 in my opinion

Looks like these are all mostly older stuff, mid 70's to mid 80's, but I can still listen to them straight through.

Pink Floyd ~ Wish You Were Here
Supertramp ~ Crime of the Century
Willie Nelson ~ Stardust
Nash the Slash ~ Children of the Night
Bob Marley ~ Legend (i know its a compilation...but still)
Joe Jackson ~ Look Sharp
Jeff Wayne ~ War of the Worlds
The Cars ~ self titled
the The ~ Soul Mining
Human League ~ Dare!
Simple Minds ~ New Gold Dreams
Enigma ~ MCMXC A.D.
Blue Rodeo ~ 5 Days in July
Faithless ~ Reverence

I love the Red Hot Chili Peppers album "Blood Sugar Sex Magic".

Hot August Nights, 1972 live, double album by Neil Diamond. I love it.

A few of my personal choices are
Quadraphenia-the Who
Arc of a Diver -Steve Winwood
Sandinista-the Clash
Workingman's Dead-Grateful Dead

Brand New Eyes and All We Know is Falling - Paramore