All time favourite albums

Hmmm.....

ha ha !!!
and i bet its in latin...

pig latin...

Gregorian Chants...there's a time and place. I kinda like it. Really.

Not an all time fav album though. Thinking....

Steeleye Span - BELOW THE SALT
(I've been in an olde-english folk and celtic mood lately)

Paul Simon's "Graceland".

Great album.

A lot of people's first taste of world music....

He caught some flak for it, exploitation being one word bandied about but I applauded him for this one and his follow-up with the Latin/ Brazilian flavor. Beautiful albums, both of them.

Nirvana- Nevermind
Pink Floyd- Dark Side of the Moon
U2- Joshua Tree
Radiohead- OK Computer
Prince- Purple Rain
Michael Jackson- Thriller
Red Hot Chilli Peppers- Blood Sugar Sex Magik
Led Zeppelin- Led Zeppelin IV
Counting Crows- August and Everything After
Aerosmith- Aerosmith
The Rolling Stones- Out of Our Heads
Korn- Follow the Leader
The Doors- The Doors
The Beatles- White Album
Sublime- Sublime

That's a great compilation from the last 30 years.
I especially enjoy the Doors first album...seems to me they never reached that level of quality again.

Oh, and welcome to A2K and the music forums.

in random order:

Desintegration (The Cure)
Faith (The Cure)
Ok Computer (Radiohead)
Hail to the Thief (Radiohead)
Ultra (Depeche Mode)
Dondestan (Robert Wyatt)
Achtung Baby (U2)
My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Brian Eno/David Byrne)
'Heroes' (David Bowie)
Outside (David Bowie)
The Wall (Pink Floyd)
Animals (Pink Floyd)
Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd)
Who's afraid of Art of Noise (Art of Noise)
Apocalypse Now soundtrack
Heresie (The Virgin Prunes)
The 3rd Reichn'roll (The Residents)
Meet the Residents (The Residents)
As Time Goes By (Bryan Ferry)
Slave to the Rythm (Grace Jones)
Platinum (Mike Oldfield)
Crises (Mike Oldfield)
Glassworks (Philip Glass)

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Listening to a great one right now...

The Modern Lovers self-titled debut.

Grace by Jeff Buckley is my favourite album currently.

"Time marches on" he says as he flips through his Tim Buckley L.P.'s

This little gem is often overlooked. Michael McDonald's second album with the Doobies is full of his keyboard driven arrangements, gorgeous vocals and blue eyed soul.
Whereas Tom Johnsons Doobies were a beer swilling rock band , McDonald took the Doobies in the malt whiskey direction:smooth and bracing.
Apart from two album fillers(Need A Lady and Larry The Logger) this is a solid album. Especially interesting are the two long songs, Chinatown and Living On The Fault Line

Boy, Tim Buckley. He had somewhat of a cult following, if memory serves, when I was in college. I guess I was a member of that cult...

think tank - blur
black market music - placebo
sleeping with ghosts - placebo
the bends - radiohead
das lohnt sich - superskank
the wall - pink floyd

Boys for Pele -- Tori Amos
Homogenic -- Bjork
It's Dark and Hell is Hot -- DMX
What's Your Mama's Name/Would You Lay With Me -- Tanya Tucker
The Miseducation of Lauren Hill -- Lauren Hill
A Kind of Magic -- Queen