Last CD you heard where you loved all the songs

[SangRahl]

Underneath by The Verve Pipe - Had this playing on repeat in the livingroom for about a week, I think, and not a single complaint from my wife.

Smash by Offspring - Used to cycle to/from classes to this album... made awesome time.

Across the Universe soundtrack - An amazing mix of artists performing great remixes of Beatles songs. Probably the most soulful performance of 'Let It Be' I've ever heard, Joe Cocker's rendition of 'Come Together' is amazing, and there's nothing quite like Eddie Izzard's take on 'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite'.

 

[Instant K4rma]

Spoiler: There is really only one album I can think of that I've loved every song on it.

 

[The_Blue_Rider]

Doo wops and Hooligans, by Bruno Mars, awesome album, id also say Slash but i didnt like Saint is a Sinner too :/

 

[Sakurazaki1023]

Disturbed's Asylum. So beautiful. So awesome and yes so epic.

I wasn't a huge fan of "My Child", but the rest of the album was awesome enough to make up for it.

Aside from Disturbed, there are only a few bands that have released "perfect albums":

Kamelot - Poetry For The Poisoned
Kamelot - The Black Halo
Soilwork - Figure Number Five
Neuroticfish - Les Chansons Neurotiques

And all three Flesh Field albums (Strain, Viral Extinction, and Belief Control).

 

[Dark Knifer]

Well, I happen to be listening to toxicity right now, so that answers that question pretty easily now.

 

[Thaliur]

I actually have several albums like this. I never skip any tracks of:

Ladytron - Velocifero
In my opinion their best album so far. Fewest weird tracks of those published at least, and some of the songs on Velocifero are just awesome, in terms of sound and/or lyrics ("The Lovers", "Versus", "Predict The Day", "I'm not Scared", "Season Of Illusion", and of course "Tomorrow")

Krypteria - My Fatal Kiss
While my girlfriend usually describes bands like this (metal/rock with female lead singer) as "shredshredshredyeaaaaarm... aaaaahhaaaaaaaaa.... yeaaaaaaaarm" (imitating distorted guitars and opera voices), they manage to merge the voice with the music almost perfectly. Even better than (old) Nightwish albums, with pretty good, although sometimes bordering on cliche goth or emo, lyrics.
This album features some of their best songs (in my opinion) so far, like the titular "My Fatal Kiss", "For You I'll bring The devil Down", "Never Say Die", or "Now".

Gregorian - The Dark Side Of The Chant
This album starts off with the greatest rendition of Carl Orff's "O Fortuna" as a rock version I ever heard, and probably ever will hear:
And their version of "Bring me to Life" is positively awesome, and far less whiny than the original. Also, there is "The Dark Side", an original song by themselves, which, as usual with Gregorian, makes great use of a soprano voice.

Blackmore's Night - Secret Voyage
This one is just beautiful. My favourite song on this is "The Circle"

 

[X4NDR]

appetite for destruction? oh i quite liked the goo goo dolls greatest hits too

 

[elcamino41383]

The last CD I got which was Escape the Fate's self titled album. I have their first 2 albums and like most, they have a mix of songs I do and don't like. So I figured this would be the same. Truth be told, this album blew me out of the water with how much I liked loved it.

 

[Arkzism]

the LEFT RIGHTS bad choices mad easy, from the gusy from mindless self indulgence, was rather nifty and kind of out there

 

[C95J]

Rise Against: Appeal to reason

I don't know why I just listen to all the songs and like them all!

 

[C95J]

Uh oh, double post :/

 

[smithy_2045]

Theory of Everything by Children Collide. Spectacular album.

 

[Spuddo]

Spoiler: There is really only one album I can think of that I've loved every song on it.

A masterpiece...

 

[Nazulu]

Not long ago I bought myself Bob Dylan's Desire album and I was surprised to find that every song is great on their, especially the first and the last. Also, it had a very different sound compared to all his other albums, interesting though.

 

[Polaris19]

Terrible Things debut album was very strong. Before that, probably The Working Title's About Face.

 

[vviki]

Not a single one. I've never heard of a CD with only nice songs. There is always something crappy to set it off, a crappy intro, a crappy outro, crappy songs, can't just have nice things. What comes close are Meteora, Hybrid Theory, Chocolate Starfish and the Hot-dog flavored water, The Eminem Show. For every album like those there are 100 that have just 1 song that is ok or good, heck some artists have just one good song in their whole discography. Thank God for modern day single mp3 buying!

 

[Markness]

From the album Dark Passion Play, all epic songs. Most of the time I ignore 75% of the songs, but all of these are at least 3 stars (Most are 5)

 

[Astoria]

The last CD I got which was Escape the Fate's self titled album. I have their first 2 albums and like most, they have a mix of songs I do and don't like. So I figured this would be the same. Truth be told, this album blew me out of the water with how much I liked loved it.

Same here. I loved every song, especially Issues. I think the only other album I've listened to that I never skip a song on is My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade. Apart from those two theres usually a song or two on a album that I don't like.

 

[k-ossuburb]

Actually quite a few come to mind:

Jack Off Jill: Clear Hearts Grey Flowers.

Athlete: Vehicles and Animals.

The Left Rights: Bad Choices Made Easy.

Aphex Twin: Drukqs.

Aphex Twin: I Care Because You Do.

Scarling: Sweet Heart Dealer.

Scarling: So Long Scarecrow.

Smashing Pumpkins: Zeitgeist.

 

[fishy009er]

That would probably have to be 'Odelay' by Beck or 'Tyrannosaurus Hives' by The Hives. I listened to both on the same day and loved both.