Perfect Albums?

[zerzxes]

master of puppets.

I feel bad for saying this for something based on opinion but
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it always has a honorable position next to me.

I love that album but in my opinion there is one song that keeps the album from being perfect. That song is "Orion". I just don't like that song. It's still the most perfect album I can think of though. Led Zeppelin IV is close.

Wha? Orion is an awesome piece, one of the song that really proves what an awesome bassist Cliff was. Orion is just as equally awesome as the other songs!

 

[No_Remainders]

Takk by Sigur ros

nuff said.

Amazing album.

Also, Rebuilt By Humans by Newton Faulkner.

 

[Troublesome Lagomorph]

I would go for In Rainbows and OK Computer by Radiohead.

 

[Ryuk2]

Every album from Pain. There's just nothing wrong with it, every song is fresh and i like them all.

 

[writteninmyveins]

ill go for sea change by beck

its in my eyes the best album in the world

or The Blackening by Machine head
its just a full on head rush in one

 

[wordsmith]

The Hard Road Restrung by the Hilltop Hoods.

Obese Lowlifes is the weakest track on there, probably a 6 or a 7 out of 10, the rest are 9's and 10's

 

[MelasZepheos_v1legacy]

I generally get too many compilation albums. The only album I can sit all the way through is The Baddest of George Thorogood and the Destroyers.

Barring that, Franz Ferdinand.

 

[QuirkyTambourine]

I've got a few, I'm going by albums that I'll listen to straight through, no bad tracks in my mind.

Kurt Rosenwinkel- Intuit
Justice- A Cross The Universe (seriously, if you like Justice and you aren't familiar with this album, get familiar)
Miles Davis- Kind Of Blue (I don't even like Miles but this album's so freaking good)
Pat Metheny- Bright Size Life
Mozart- Requiem Mass (even though it's unfinished)
The Beatles- Abbey Road
Charles Mingus- Blues And Roots
Gorillaz- Demon Days

 

[SonicKoala]

1."London Calling" by The Clash
2."Sgt.Pepper" by The Beatles
3."Led Zeppelin II" by Led Zeppelin
4."Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd
5."Loveless" by My Bloody Valentine
6."Daydream Nation" by Sonic Youth
7."In Utero" by Nirvana (Nevermind is perfect too, but this is my favourite)
8."OK Computer" by Radiohead
9."Siamese Dream" by Smashing Pumpkins
10."Master of Puppets" by Metallica

Every single one of these albums is perfect in my opinion - there are NO weak tracks present on any of them, and they never get old. Note that a lot of these bands have a several albums that are "perfect" in that sense as well, but I've just named my favourites.

 

[Dramatic Flare]

Having to consider the fact that I must like each and every song severely limits the albums. I can choose. Nearly every album has one song that I generally choose to not listen to, and more than one has some arbitrary track that serves no purpose.
So if I limit myself to those alone, I must concede that two albums are perfect:

A Virgin and A Whore, by Eternal Tears of Sorrow.

Celldweller, by Celldweller.

These are metal and industrial, respectively.

On second thought, Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons is a really, really good classical album.

 

[The Bandit]

Is it just me, or does everyone on the Internet like either metal or classic rock?

(inb4 it's just you, i like blahblahblah)

Anywayz-
In Utero- Nirvana (yes, I'm one of those people who likes In Utero better than Nevermind)
The Devil and God are Raging Inside of Me- Brand New

Seriously. That second album is perfect. It flows better than any album I can think of. I still don't know all the song titles to it. It's irrelevant. It's just the whole album.

 

[SonicKoala]

Pink Floyd.I have yet to hear a single bad song by them.

Yeah, Seamus is considered the worst Pink Floyd song (and their really only BAD song, at least while Roger Waters was still in the band), but then Seamus is followed by Floyd's greatest musical excursion (and by far the greatest song I've ever heard that extends past the 20 minute mark), "Echoes". If every other song on "Meddle" was shit, Echoes would have made up for it.

 

[ItsAChiaotzu]

Passion and Warfare but mainly because Steve Vai is literally a genius.

Brand New Eyes, see gushing fanboy review for more information.

And Kezia, not a bad song on there.

 

[Onyx Oblivion]

Pearl Jam - Ten

 

[Legion]

I'd have to go with 'none'.

The closest would be 'Meta' by Assemblage 23, closely followed by 'Walking With Strangers' by The Birthday Massacre, but they are not perfect, just close to it.

 

[SovietSecrets]

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Mastodon's Crack the Skye and Kid Cudi's Man on the Moon.

 

[Arkhangelsk]

Do live albums count? Cause in that case, Where The Wild Things Are by Steve Vai. Otherwise, Follow The Reaper by Children of Bodom.

 

[RecoJonsen]

Between the Buried and Me- Colors

Great album that flows seemlessly from one song to another, technically the album is just one long song.

this

Kezia - Protest the Hero

Nocturne - The Human Abstract