What is your favourite album, of all time?

[DR3AMCATCH3R94]

might be screaming for vengance by judas priest

or

paranoid by black sabbath (i know its overplayed but fuck you)

or

mothership by led zeppelin (hells yeah)

 

[KayuWolf]

The Fragile by Nine Inch Nails for sure. Trent Reznor is a genius.

 

[WaReloaded]

...And Justice for All - Metallica. I love everything about it. The music, the lyrics, the raw production; it all contributes to making it an amazing record.

I was going to say And Justice, but I think that Ecliptica by Sonata Arctica is overshadowing it for me right now. I hate questions like this because I have so much to choose from! I could have easily picked Somewhere Far Beyond by Blind Guardian or Gettin' Filthy by The Expendables.

 

[DustyDrB]

Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
It's perfect to me.

 

[tomservo4prezident]

For me, it would be a tossup between The Clash's London Calling and Pixies' Doolittle.


Special mentions to Neutral Milk Hotel's In The Aeroplane Over The Sea and the above-mentioned Discovery.

 

[Zac Smith]

Rammstein - Mutter
Lamb Of God - Wrath

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

Whichever one I found most recently.

Then I listen to that constantly until I barely even hear it anymore. Then I find a new one and repeat.

I am a shitty music appreciator.

 

[michael-592]

Its a tough call for me between Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles and Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, which I believe is their best album even though everyone usually puts it under The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon.

In the end I would have to choose Sgt. Peppers though just for the insane amount of innovation and influence the album had and still has on music.

 

[Shodan1980]

"Discovery" by Daft Punk. A classic album that still fills me with joy to listen to

Quoted for truth and fixing the inbedded video for you

Thanks! Was having a bit of a mare getting it working, fixed it in the OP as well now

 

[SadisticBrownie]

Probably Kid A by Radiohead.

 

[FinalHeart95]

Honestly, it changes quite often. I tend to cycle the overall answer between Colors (Between the Buried and Me) and The Collective (Scale the Summit) though. Right now I'm into Deconstruction by Devin Townsend too.

Spoiler: BTBAM

Spoiler: Scale the Summit

Spoiler: Devin Townsend Project

I will say that the Devin Townsend album is slightly overproduced and takes getting used too... especially the humor in it. Also, towards the end of the song I posted, tell me that doesn't sound like Zelda's Lullaby.

 

[Rylot]

I'm gonna go with either Dookie by Greenday or The Blue Album by Weezer. Listening through either leaves filled with unmitigated joy.

 

[Razzigyrl]

For me, it's either Pearl Jam's Ten, or Hotel California by the Eagles. I've gone through 4 copies of Ten- One lost, one stolen, one broken, and one still working. It's one of the rare albums that I can actually sleep to. The Eagles were an important part of the music of my childhood, and still my favorite karaoke songs.

 

[KingofallCosmos]

A masterpiece. Subtle yet loud. Then there's the lyrics. Especially on "Cuntz".

 

[Snipermanic]

London Calling by the Clash

or the Stone Roses, Stone Roses

 

[xsoenx]

Dookie or American Idiot by Green Day

 

[Dreamer of Theaters]

Probably Superunkown by Soundgarden, but there are a few other good ones like:
Undertow or Lateralus-Tool
Nevermind-Nirvana
The Dream Theater, Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin compilations

Fudge, there is too many to choose from. I find your Linkin Park choice a little odd, but whatever, "everyone with different opinions etc."

 

[Ryank1908]

Pretty difficult. I might have to do this by genre.

Okay, Rush - 2112 is an obvious one. White Pony by Deftones is one, Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Silence by Glassjaw, almost simply because of how much I managed to connect to the lyrics of the title track, For Emma by Bon Iver, and Good News For People Who Love Bad News by Modest Mouse. That's it, for now.

 

[brunothepig]

Judas Priest - Painkiller.
It's just quintessential Metal, it's got it all. Fucking amazing album. And of course, Halford's vocals are absolutely incredible.

Spoiler: Title Track

Spoiler: Personal Favourite

 

[Dreamer of Theaters]

It will forever be '10,000 Days' By TOOL. Vicarious being the one single that made me extremely fall in love with such item. It will forever be my altime favorite.

Really, I liked Laterlaus better. Too many ambient noise tracks on 10 000 Days rather then good tracks.