What is THE greatest album you’ve ever heard in your whole life?

Blackwater park by Opeth

Led Zeppelin IV

The Cure-Disintegration

Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds

Dirt by Alice In Chains

Rumours by Fleetwood Mac

Detron 3030.

London Calling, The Clash. There really is something for everyone on that album

This may be cliché as hell but hearing *OK Computer* for the first time was mind-blowing. From start to finish, it just got greater and greater.

Dark Side of the Moon

A Love Supreme by John Coltrane

The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Ziggy Stardust

Siamese Dream by The Smashing Pumpkins.

Every time I listen to In An Aeroplane Over The Sea I can't believe how good it is. It's like my brain refuses to accept its brilliance.

Aja by Steely Dan

Tool Aenima

Television - Marquee Moon

Depends on the day but **Ok Computer**, **Zep II** and **Paul’s Boutique**.

Demon days - gorillaz

Discovery by Daft Punk. There's also TPAB, but discovery is my personal favourite

The Wall

Has to be The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. I know it’s a cliché answer, but bruhh, listening to it with headphones in the dark is a spiritual experience. Period.

Nirvana - Nevermind

Ride the lightning - Metallica

Something/Anything? by Todd Rundgren, or Tapestry by Carol King

I can't just choose one, unfortunately: \- The Cure - Disintergration \- Battles - Atlas \- Le Loup - The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nation's Millennium General \- Tallest Man on Earth - Shallow Grave \- Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion \- Beats Antique - Tribal Deriviations

Is This It - The Strokes

Rust in Peace - Megadeth

Zero 7 - Simple Things.

Some duality here but Rumours by Fleetwood Mac and Illmatic by NAS

Illmatic, To Pimp a Butterfly, and Good Kid Maad City

Abbey Road

Thriller

“Carrie and Lowell”-Sufjan Stevens

Master of Puppets, by Metallica

The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. It changed the music forever.

Quadrophenia

The black parade

Love Deluxe - Sade

Radiohead Kid A

The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute/De-Loused

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon. A masterpiece from start to finish.

Rage Against the Machine

Beatles - White Album 100%

We need some jazz in this reply section John Coltrane's Blue Train is such a classic. One of the first vinyl records I bought and I used to play it back-to-back. Every second, start to finish, just oozes talent.

Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden This album transports me. Its so beautifully delicate and atmospheric.

Remain In Light - Talking Heads. Still awesome, forty plus years on...

NIN - The Fragile

Pearl Jam - Ten Or to pick a more obscure one Live - Throwing Copper

Neil Young - Harvest

Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction EVERY song is a banger!

Wish You Were Here

Texas Flood by Stevie Ray Vaughan

A perfect circle - mer de noms. A masterpiece start to finish

Nirvana unplugged in New York

Achtung Baby

Wish you were here by Pink Floyd. Every song on that album is a solid 10/10

Either Dark Side of the Moon or This Place Will Become Your Tomb.

Master Of Puppets - it's their best album cover to cover and one of the greatest of all time. It never gets old.

Waiting for Columbus

Sabotage

Bone thugs - est 1999

Sade - Diamond Life

Rumours - Fleetwood Mac

Pink Floyd - The Wall

Dark Side Joni Mitchell’s Blue The black self-titled VU John Adams’ The Chairman Dances Moving Pictures There is no doubt for me but everyone else in the world would think I was insane: Steely Dan’s Countdown to Ecstasy Elton John’s Goodbye Yellow Brick Road …Off the top of my head as I fall asleep these are some of the contenders.

Nick Drake - Pink Moon

Swimming- Mac Miller

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Legend

Back in Black

Frank Ocean's Channel Orange is up there

Lowkey Currents changed how I listen to music. Like I didn’t even know I liked that sound until

Jagged Little Pill had the greatest and most lasting impact… Portishead - PNYC Massive Attack - Mezzanine

Currents ~ Tame Impala

Linkin Park - Meteora was pretty damn good start to finish. I had that on an actual CD at the time, you kids will have to google that one.

Obviously an impossible question, but I'd find it hard to argue against Astral Weeks - Van Morrison

Too hard of a question to answer but recently the death of slim shady by Eminem is a absolute masterpiece of an album. I also got to throw out 36 Chambers by Wu-Tang Clan, Bon Iver's first album, you don't mess around with Jim by Jim Croce, and the Beatles first album.

Kind of Blue. Miles Davis.

Off The Wall

Radiohead - In Rainbows

Gotta be Dark side of the moon, it blew my young mind 20 years after it came out

The Bends by Radiohead

Animals. Maybe Aja.

Pet Sounds, Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys

In Rainbows

In rainbows

Billy Joel's The Stranger is my favourite album of all time. It's truly got it all.

Nevermind changed the sound of a whole generation.

Hybrid Theory and Meteora

Pure Heroin by Lorde😩

To pimp a butterfly

Blood sugar sex magik is my favourite.

Darkness on the Edge of Town

Dark side of the moon by Pink Floyd. Or Emerson Lake and Palmers 2nd LP.

Strange Trails by Lord Huron. The Wall by Pink Floyd is my other favorite best / but already mentioned!

I have a hard time choosing one but I'll throw Justice - Cross out there just because this comment section needs more electronic music

Me - matchbox 20 - yourself or someone like you Wife- def leopard - pyromania

Joshua Tree by U2. The Edge’s guitar riffs still haunt me.

In The Aeroplane Over The Sea

Tupac - All Eyez On Me

Graceland Paul Simon

Prince - Sign o' The Times

Achtung Baby

Iron Maiden - Somewhere In Time

Achtung Baby!

Miles Davis - The musings of miles. Or Death - human/symbolic

Billy Breathes by Phish. An incredible musical masterpiece from start to finish. I highly recommend sitting with it one night with headphones, or a good stereo. No distractions, just the album. I've never found anything quite like it.

The best album is always a time and place thing. If you're slamming an 80's Camaro on a county road with a couple road sodas in 1990, Appetite for Destruction from GnR is going to be a life changing experience. If you're a teenager in 1980 and pissed off at your ex, Rumors will hit hard. If you played dark side of the moon the first time you smoked weed with your friends you'll think you have witnessed a greatness that has never been seen before. But the REAL answer is Tool. If you GET tool you get it in ways that other music just can't touch. For me, without exaggeration, micro dosing on mushrooms while solo hiking through the Appalachian mountains with 10,000 days at full volume might have saved my life.

ok this is gonna sound basic but dark side of the moon still hits different every single time. i make music now and every time i listen to it i notice something new in the production. the way the whole album flows as one piece... that changed how i think about structuring my own tracks. honorable mention to kid a though, that album broke my brain in the best way

Radiohead - OK Computer

Rage Against the Machine self titled

A Love Supreme

Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness by the Smashing Pumpkins A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park The Black Parade by My Chemical Romance

Dark Side Of The Moon is obvious, it's a clichéd answer for a reason. For anyone looking for an alternative answer, Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From A Memory by Dream Theatre is my pick. Just unbelievable.

Operation Mindcrime

Wish you were here