Well, the title is self-explanatory. What are the albums you listen from start to finish without skipping one single song?

Some of mine are:

Pink Floyd- Atom Heart Mother
Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon
The Beatles- Sg. Pepper's
Norah Jones- Come Away With Me
Norah Jones- Not Too Late
Led Zeppelin- Coda
Led Zeppelin- House of the Holy
Radiohead- OK Computer
Muse- Black Holes and Revelations
Portishead- Dummy
Massive Attack- Mezzanine


There are a couple of more records but I'll name them later. What about you?

Every album I own. I'll very rarely listen to a single song, as quite often songs sound better within the context of the album they are on.

Anything by the Smashing Pumpkins, I don't think they could write anything I wouldn't like!

One of my all time favorites is The Golden Age of Grotesque by Marilyn Manson, every song just crawls all over your face

Second Coming by Shotgun Messiah

And anything by Megadeth

they just speak to me...

ya know?

Helloween's Keeper of the seven keys part 1 is one I usually wind up letting play straight thru

Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Nick Drake - Pink Moon

That's about it really, as I mostly listen to my Mp3 player.

Jpalz, you have Dummy? I really want to get that album.

Dummy? Yeah, I've got it in MP3.
Any search at a torrents site will lead you to it. For instance, Torrentspy.com. I can't give you a direct link because of the rules of the sites, but look and ye shall find

I've remembered other great albums:
The Amelie soundtrack
Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis
Rage Against the Machine by RATM
Unplugged by Nirvana (I love their versions of "All Apologies" and "Jesus Don't Want Me for a Zombie")
Nevermind by Nirvana
Transformer by Lou Reed
Appetite for Destruction by Guns n Roses

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (The Beatles)
Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd)
Animals (Pink Floyd)
Tommy (The Who)
Crime of the Century (Supertramp)

*swoon*

Nice selection Dis
BTW, did you go to the Roger Waters concert, or not yet?

I sure did go, it was a few weeks ago now and it was quite fantastic.

DSOTM was over far too quickly!

Go My Way~Robin Trower

Really? You can actually listen all the way through?

50 Cent- Get Rich or Die Trying.

Yeah. I know I am white and 35. Don't hate.lol

Why I'm gonna hate you? I'm not a big fan of 50, but if you like it, then kicka$$ for you . I would be more worried if we were talking reggaeton

Definitely brilliant records.

Urban Hang Suite by Maxwell. That whole CD is just smoove.

Dammit man! Quit raiding my music collection!
Listening to "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" as I type this. LOL
And yes, GAoTG and Mechanical Animals are probably Manson's most complete albums. Whoops, forgot 'EAT ME, DRINK ME'. Been wearing that out for a month and the lyrics to 'Evidence' still make me bust out a wicked grin.

EDITED because I noitced something. All that Pink Floyd and no one mentioned 'The Wall'.

Okay my love of music is all incumpassing and rather odd.

My personal fav's I couldn't live without and listen to in their entirerty are:

Nat King Cole
Rush
Heart
Rolling Stones
Bob Marley (God I love that man)
Beyonce
Johnny Mathis
Tony Bennett
Nightwish
UB40
Norah Jones
Regina Spektor
Nina Simone
Louie Armstrong
Barry White
Red Hot Chili Peppers
R.E.M.
Billy Idol
Billy Joel
K.T. Tunsdall

LMAO...stopping here. Apparently, you can see, I love anything and everything to do with music. The better question for me is what do you NOT listen to...lmao.



Edit: Speeeeeeeeeling oops

Sound Bombing Two.

A Prince Among Thieves by Prince Paul.

Any Frank Sinatra CD.

Silly Songs with Larry, by Veggie Tales. Having kids is helpful to appreciate this last one... but not neccesary.


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Is there any other way to listen to that album?

I love albums that sorta fit together from beginning to end, Sgt Peppers, London Calling by the Clash, Blonde on Blonde and John Wesley Harding by Bob Dylan are a few examples and a few of my favourites.

Yeah, the concept albums are definitely the easiest to listen to from start to finish. It says a lot about an album when I can put it on without skipping songs - I'm always compulsively skipping tracks. This is especially bad in the car.

good taste. let's see...

every single album by radiohead
the eraser - thom yorke
mezzanine - massive attack
alph beta gaga & the virgin suicides - air
funeral - arcade fire
amber - autechre
homogenic & vespertine - björk
music has the right to children - boards of canada
ravenous soundtrack - damon albarn
grace - jeff buckley
pink moon - nick drake
blue screen life - pinback
meddle - pink floyd
dummy - portishead
the mirror conspiracy - thievary corporation
snowflakes are dancing - tomita
simple things - zero 7

there are literally hundreds more, but these are just some from the past week and a half, or so.

p.s. most of the time when i listen to music, it is all the way through an album.

Hell yeah, NHN! Eat Me Dink Me has been all over me since I got it. And I swear that I can remember exactly where I was the first time I ever heard any Pumpkin song.

But I can't do Pink Floyd anymore, so done with that. The people I work with have control over the radio and they play classic rock all day long.

There was a time that I liked the Doors and Floyd and Zeppelin... yeesh. Maybe if I take a few years off, I don't know.

ALL Pink Floyd Cd's
2112
The Eagles Desperado ALBUM...not just the song
Joe's Garage by Zappa
most Deep Purple cds

I remembered another great album:
Nine Inch Nails- The Downward Spiral

Kinda hard to listen to it at the beggining, but it's really good

Like Disintrested said, the concept albums and "Rock Operas" get a free ticket for this ride. Its almost shameful not to listen to these albums from begining to end. Other than those, there's one or two 311 records I'll listen to all the way through. Also Police: Greatest Hits, several Phish records, Bare Naked Ladies-Gordon, the first Guster album and some others when I have the time, which is never.

Yeah that stuff will wear on you for some reason. I dig out the Floyd and Zeppelin and just chill about one weekend a year. Same thing with getting hammered and watching "The Wall". LOL. I think that's the problem: you're at work and Zeppelin and Floyd are best listened when not in one's right mind. LOL

I know what you mean about "EAT ME, DRINK ME". Don't know if I would say it has been all over me, but it certainly has been weirdly appropriate for me. Newly single, rocking out to an album about seduction....
Heh heh heh. Was chilling with a girl the other night and "You and Me and The Devil Makes 3" popped in to my head. I busted out laughing before I could catch it. No harm, though. My explanation had unexpected consequences. LOL Just another thing I have Manson's music to thank for.
I can't remember where I was when I heard every Pumpkins song for the first time, but I do have memories associated with nearly everyone of them. That seems to be their weird power: completely defining a moment.
'Zeitgeist' next Saturday! 07.07.07! Woohoo!

My two favorites...

Metallica - Black Album

Arch Enemy - Anthems of Rebellion

Damn, forgot how much I love throwing that one on in the car and just cruising around this time of year. Thanks for reminding me.

I love the Black Album, but for some reason my favorite is And Justice For All (followed closely by Master of Puppets)

Well, PROTEST THE HERO's full length, KEZIA, is one which I would always listen to from start to finish.

This is because it actually tells a story, rather than just a random jumble oth thoughts/words.

Its rather powerful stuff.

If you are into my scene in music, that is

Like these too.

Epica - The Phantom Agony
Epica - Consign to Oblivion
Queen- A Night at the Opera
Kansas - Leftoverture
Al Stewart - Year of the Cat
Al Stewart - Time Passages
Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood

Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene

EPMD - Strictly Business

Erlend Oye - DJ Kicks

Little Brother - the Listening

Foreign Exchange - Connected

Nas - Illmatic

Just to name a few. Though there aren't too many, actually.

Also, pretty much any album by COHEED AND CAMBRIA you need to listen to from start to finish to discover all the intricacies.
Also, if you listen to them in order, it also helps.

Ie SECOND STAGE TURBINE
IN KEEPING SECRETS OF THE SILENT EARTH
GOOD APOLLO: IM BURNING STAR IV

I suppose that they are a mixture of a concept album, and just plain old good rock.

I also love to listen from start to finish:

- The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
- The Velvet Underground & Nico
- Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix

anything by Opeth, Amon Amarth, Rammstein, Tool, and Trivium

The Downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails
Pretty Hate Machine - Nine Inch Nails
Grace - Jeff Buckley
( ) - Sigur Ros
Mechanical Animals - Marilyn Manson
Vespertine - Björk.

Ok, Well I have just got the new CHIODOS album a couple of days ago, and I think that I can safely say that it is one of those ones where I don't feel the need to skip a sinle song. Sure, some are better than others, but together, it comes of superbly. I would highly reccomend it to anyone.

oh, by the way the album is called THE BONE PALACE BALLET. If you are remotley interested; I say check it out.
Worth it.

I'd definitely hit that sideways.

Cold - Year of the spider and the classic Appetite for destruction!

This thread and some of the comments are killing me! RECORDS!??? We USED to have these things a long LONG time ago called RECORDS that were pressed into vinyl and played on a RECORD player (or turntable for us audiophiles). RECORDS!!!

Throwing Copper -Live
Unplugged- Nirvana
Anything by the Beatles
Anything by Metallica up untill the black album.