Your favorite album of all time? Just one.

@xavfin:

Nice!

Anyway, a part of me wants to say Hospice by the Antlers, but I'm going to go with Daft Punk's Discovery. That album was my Fantasia.

@Napalm said:

@crusader8463 said:

I have never bought one and I don't really listen to music to be honest. So I don't have one.

You've never bought a music album? Dude... what?

I have just never been a music person. Never cared for the art of it, don't care about the celebrity personalities behind it, and I have always found music boring to just sit and listen to. Outside of a couple recent discoveries I have also never been able to find a group/artist that had more than 2-3 songs that I liked. Combine all that with needing to pay $20+ for an album that, at best, only has 1-2 songs on it that I actually like was unthinkable to me.

For me music has never been anything more than background noise.

Phantom Power - The Tragically Hip, also probably one of the best Canadian albums of all time

Right now, this is my best answer.

Boxer by the National

Always puts me in the perfect state of mind.

My musical tastes are always changing and evolving, but for the last long while I'd have to say that either Kid A by Radiohead or Happy Songs for Happy People by Mogwai.

Rubber Factory - The Black Keys

The Uplift Mofo Party Plan - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Pure funk and the energy of the band is amazing!

@Vonocourt said:

Opeth - Blackwater Park.

@Napalm said:

@crusader8463 said:

I have never bought one and I don't really listen to music to be honest. So I don't have one.

You've never bought a music album? Dude... what?

I have just never been a music person. Never cared for the art of it, don't care about the celebrity personalities behind it, and I have always found music boring to just sit and listen to. Outside of a couple recent discoveries I have also never been able to find a group/artist that had more than 2-3 songs that I liked. Combine all that with needing to pay $20+ for an album that, at best, only has 1-2 songs on it that I actually like was unthinkable to me.

For me music has never been anything more than background noise.

I know this may sound pretentious. But my favorite album of all time is Neutral Milk Hotels: In The Aeroplane Over The Sea. That album is just so raw and personal, and it always pulls me in.

Right now? Pinkerton by Weezer. They deserve all the hate they've gotten for the last ten years, but for a short time in 1996, Weezer was making some of the best music of the nineties. Seriously forget everything you know about Weezer and give this one a listen. It's an absolutely great guitar album.

@bartok: Why feel like a tool for saying that? That's a great album. One of my favorite live ones.

@Somadude: nothing pretentious about it; just good taste, my friend.

Cold Chisel - East

Van Halen II... wait- Fair Warning.  
 
...this is Mean Street.

@Somadude said:

I know this may sound pretentious. But my favorite album of all time is Neutral Milk Hotels: In The Aeroplane Over The Sea. That album is just so raw and personal, and it always pulls me in.

A lot of people love that album, I need to check it out.

@HandsomeDead said:

@crusader8463 said:

I have never bought one and I don't really listen to music to be honest. So I don't have one.

Congratulations on being the dullest person on this entire site.

I could never take your crown.

I know this may sound pretentious. But my favorite album of all time is Neutral Milk Hotels: In The Aeroplane Over The Sea. That album is just so raw and personal, and it always pulls me in.

@bartok: nirvana is one of the best bands of all time and one of the few instances of a great band being embraced by millions of people

@thevigilanteoflove said:

Right now? Pinkerton by Weezer. They deserve all the hate they've gotten for the last ten years, but for a short time in 1996, Weezer was making some of the best music of the nineties. Seriously forget everything you know about Weezer and give this one a listen. It's an absolutely great guitar album.

Pinkerton is also one of my all-time favorites. Definitely Weezer's best.

I'd have to say that 'Going For The One' by Yes is my all-time favorite album. Right now, though, my current favorite is 'The Courage of Others' by Midlake.

Urban Hymns

@Napalm said:

@crusader8463 said:

@Napalm said:

@crusader8463 said:

I have never bought one and I don't really listen to music to be honest. So I don't have one.

You've never bought a music album? Dude... what?

I have just never been a music person. Never cared for the art of it, don't care about the celebrity personalities behind it, and I have always found music boring to just sit and listen to. Outside of a couple recent discoveries I have also never been able to find a group/artist that had more than 2-3 songs that I liked. Combine all that with needing to pay $20+ for an album that, at best, only has 1-2 songs on it that I actually like was unthinkable to me.

For me music has never been anything more than background noise.

What do you do for a living?

Why? Just started work doing network tech support for an ISP that covers all the major US ISP providers for businesses.

Maybe.

Strapping Young Lad - Alien

This thread topic comes up all the time.

Favorite Album... GO!

Post the cover of your favorite album

Top 10 favorite music albums of all time.

Your favourite albums ever?

Your favourite album of all time?

My Favourite Album Is... [What's Yours?]

Your favorite album?

Anyway, my favorite pop music album is The Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Filmore East. For jazz, it's Dizzy Gillespie - Afro.

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In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, probably.

If we're talking at this very moment in time, probably The Year of Hibernation, by Youth Lagoon.

Thriller.

That's easy.

My favourite album is Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. I get all teary eyed every time I listen to it. No other album has that effect on me.

All day, everyday

@Cheesebob: New Adventures in Hi-Fi, yo.

Mos Def and Talib Kweli are Black Star

As of right now, Brothers - The Black Keys.

@iizcallum:

I'll be reviewing Youth Lagoon shortly. :)

Your question sucks, because it made me open my crap itunes. But i would say The Best of the Ink Spots

I owe a lot to this album...

@Bruce: It's such a great album, think it might be my favourite of the year. Definitely up there, so far.

jawbreaker. bay area represent.

All Things Must Pass - George Harrison

The Mars Volta's Deloused in a Comatorium, has probably been the most influential on me

atm, i'm listening a lot to Elliott Smith's Either Or, and the rest of his stuff, have my guitar usually downtuned to D

Love to see Elliott Smith fans on here.

Angel Dust by Faith No More. Perfect fucking album. And you know an album's perfect when you expect the next song after the final note to be first song played again.