What is your favourite album, of all time?

[Maiestas777]

I am going to have to go for three different albums...

Spoiler: The Black Halo by Kamelot

Spoiler: Discovery by Daft Punk

Spoiler: Alive 2007 by Daft Punk

 

[Hipster90]

Octavarium - Dream Theater

 

[commodore96]

Soooo good

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[sketch_zeppelin]

coin toss between Demon Dayz by GoRillaz or the OST to Sillent hill 3. i've listend to both alblums so many times

 

[ad134]

Heavy as hell without being overly loud. The Mirror/Lie is amazing, Erotomania/Voices/The Silent Man is amazing, Scarred is amazing, and the album ends with Space-Dye Vest, a true masterpiece of emotion.

 

[Dr_McSteamy]

I'm torn between Pink Floyd's 1971 Meddle (Pink Floyd is by far my favorite band, and Meddle is in my opinion one of their top albums) and Supertramp's 1974 Crime of the Century. I'm a massive Prog Rock fan, and I have listened to both these albums far and above any other I own.

Rudy, from Crime of the Century
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And San Tropez (Because EMI blocked Echoes!) from Meddle

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[Summerstorm]

Hm... i think it would be "Forever Autumn" by Lake of Tears.

Well, i love some other songs of course, and depending on my current mood i may say something else might be my favourite song or such... but EVERY single song on this album is TOTALLY awesome. and this:

was my favourite song for YEARS. (It is from that album)

other songs on it:


But "Headstones" or "Crimson Cosmos" are also great albums, they got weaker with time though (still pretty good)

Runner up might be "Alternative 4" by Anathema or

I can only recommend those bands.

 

[Purplecoyote]

"Songs For The Deaf" by Queens Of The Stone Age, "Personal Journals" by Sage Francis and "Lateralus" by Tool.

 

[squeeble69]

Images and Words by Dream Theater
Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? by Megadeth
Mezzanine by Massive Attack
Liquid Tension Experiment 2 by, erm...Liquid Tension Experiment

 

[SpecklePattern]

Queen - Made in heaven,

because that was the first album I bought. I was something like 10 years old back then. I was amazed by freddies singing skills.

 

[Riff Moonraker]

Metallica: Ride the Lightning, or Metallica: Master of Puppets.

I cant decide between the two which I love more, so I have to go with both. Even though Jason Newsted was a MORE than capable bassist, and was phenomenal with Metallica, I will always miss Cliff Burton.

 

[Rooster893]

This album has got to be the greatest compilation of entrance themes in a wrestling promotion. It's so awesome.

 

[ohHaiGuiz]

Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast

or

Metallica - Master of Puppets

 

[KidTheFat]

Coheed & Cambria - Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV: Volume One: From Fear Through The Eyes Of Madness

That long ass title combined with 2 of my all time favorite songs being on it just puts it up there for me.

 

[LilRock1976]

Megadeth - Rust in Peace
Strapping Young Lad - City
Immortal - At the Heart of Winter
Nevermore - Dead Heart in a Dead World
Gojira - From Mars to Sirius

That is just off the top of my head.

 

[Noceus]

AC/DC's Back in Black & Rammstein Mutter

 

[DanielBrown]

Painkiller by Judas Priest.
It was the album that really made me get into metal and it love as much now, after all these years, that I did back then.

Necroshine/It Lives by Overkill are also two very strong contenders.

 

[Breaker deGodot]

"Grace" by Jeff Buckley and "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel stand out in my mind

 

[Jerious1154]

In The Aeroplane Over The Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel is the closest thing to a perfect album that I have ever heard. It also contains the greatest song ever written about Anne Frank.