What's your Perfect Album?

[Mikey]

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[GlobalObserver]

[B-Lister]

Lou Reed Transformer off the top of my head.

I'm an album listener. I hate compilations and greatest hits. An album, to me, is like a book. It's a journey to be taken as a whole.

[B-Lister]

Perhaps I should come to MegoMeet as the Criminologist. Is it scary that I have all those costume components on hand?

JCS and Phanton of the Paradise are faves on mine too, Brian.

No intent to derail...

Do you have no F#cking neck?

[megoapesnut]

Put me down for RUSH - Moving Pictures

[Mongoose1983]

I can name about ten albums that would fit. Most them have been mentioned in here before. Now I just wanted to point out a 1989 LP by POCO called Legacy.

From start to finish, and yielding the band's hit single "Call it Love", there isn't a bad track in this album. It's a real pleasure to play the CD without having to click "skip"!

[Mikey]

Anybody mention Jethro Tull Aqualung yet ?

[Hector]

Put me down for RUSH - Moving Pictures

I was going to list that one as my third pick.

[Hector]

Anybody mention Jethro Tull Aqualung yet ?

I love that album. I like Songs from the Woods too.

[Jorge Galvan]

Gary Moore: Run for Cover
Asia-Astra
Asia-Then & Now
Cream-Disreali Gears
Cream-WHeels of Fire
Thin Lizzy-Black Rose
Queen-Innuendo

to name only a few

[4NDR01D]

Swervedriver -Mezcal Head is pretty much perfect too to bottom.

And I’d say Husker Du “Flip Your Wig” except for “the baby song”, except, I love the way its sequenced right before Flexible Flyer.

[Random Axe]

I can name about ten albums that would fit. Most them have been mentioned in here before. Now I just wanted to point out a 1989 LP by POCO called Legacy.

From start to finish, and yielding the band's hit single "Call it Love", there isn't a bad track in this album. It's a real pleasure to play the CD without having to click "skip"!

POCO is a criminally underappreciated band. They should have blown up like the Eagles did given all of their similarities. Timothy Schmidt is a great vocalist, one of my favs.

[Mr.Marion]

Refused-shape of Punk to come
Radiohead-ok computer
Kraftwerk-computer games
Interpol-Antics
Arcade Fire- the Suburbs
Joy Division-Closer
Guns and Roses- Appetite for destruction
Kimbra - Vows
The Doors (1967)
The Jimi Hendrix experience- are you experienced?
Beatles- Rubber soul

[Mr.Marion]

I can name about ten albums that would fit. Most them have been mentioned in here before. Now I just wanted to point out a 1989 LP by POCO called Legacy.

From start to finish, and yielding the band's hit single "Call it Love", there isn't a bad track in this album. It's a real pleasure to play the CD without having to click "skip"!

That song was on rotation at my workplace. I assumed it was by Bryan Adams.

[Mikey]

It's tough to love EVERY song on an album

Even one of my fav albums Led Zeppelin lV has a zinger I have to FF over (Battle of Evermore)