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Truly greatest albums where every single track is a classic

Justin Credible Darts

Just finished listening to The Cult's Love album where every single song is a classic in my opinion.

What are your favorite albums where you love every track on the album

Got countless ones, but for starters

Appetite for destruction - Guns and Roses

White Ladder - David Gray

Ghost of Cain - New Model Army
Morning Glory - Oasis

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mojesius

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Tom Petty - Wildflowers

Ash.J.Williams

Dymo wrote: »

Metallica one

ajfa?

big dar

Slayer Reign in Blood

xtradel

Iron Maiden - 7th Son of a 7th Son.

joeguevara

Best of the Beatles &#55357;&#56834;&#55357;&#56834;&#55357;&#56834;

Ash.J.Williams

big dar wrote: »

Slayer Reign in Blood

masterpiece

peter4918

Rainbow Rising

twowheelsonly

Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run.

Insect Overlord

American Idiot - Green Day

JupiterKid

Rumours - Fleetwood Mac - close to perfection as an album can be. No fillers whatsoever.
Nevermind - Nirvana - the one album distillation of Grunge
Siamese Dream - Smashing Pumpkins
Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan. His finest moment
Disintegration - The Cure
Bryter Later - Nick Drake. Incredible album - more incredible that the world at the time didn’t see the brilliance of this tortured musician.
Arrival - ABBA. Every single track a gem of pure 70s pop perfection
Are You Going To Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz. Lenny at his peak here.
Revolver - The Beatles. I never ever tire of this brilliant album.
Diva - Annie Lennox. Brilliant.
The Bends - Radiohead.
Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin. The rule book for classic hard rock.

Squall Leonhart

accensi0n wrote: »

The bends, OK computer and the color and the shape.

OK Computer is nigglingly close, some great tracks, really love that album, but "climbing up the walls" and to a lesser extent "the tourist" let it down for me.

"let down" paradoxically is a highlight for me!

padd b1975

Dire Straits- Brothers in Arms.

U2- Joshua Tree (side one).

GnR- Appetite for Destruction.

Queen- A Night at the Opera.

Nirvana- Nevermind.
Unplugged.

tylercheribini

Fat Of The Land-The Prodigy.

Roanmore

xtradel wrote: »

Iron Maiden - 7th Son of a 7th Son.

I bought this album when it came out and thought yeah, it was OK.
Been listening to it a lot recently and really appreciating how damn good it is.

lizzylad84

Unknown pleasures - joy division
Closer - joy division
Black Rose - thin Lizzy
Never mind the bollocks - sex pistols
Ramones - the Ramones

Fann Linn

Gary Moore- Still got the blues.

Masala

Rum Sodomy and the Lash....The Pogues

ShamNNspace

Poetic champions compose.. Van the man

marklazarcovic

Coma of souls

Kreator

afro man

If you want blood ac/dc
Let there be rock ac/dc

Always number 1

Automatic for the People REM
Pablo Honey Radiohead
Nevermind Nirvana
Doolittle Pixies
Throwing Copper Live

s8n

tylercheribini wrote: »

Dickie Rock anthology.

???

Arghus

Soundgarden - Superunknown.

Think this thread is in the wrong forum.

ozzy jr

Machine Head - Deep Purple

Say Your Number

Megadeth - Youthanasia

scudzilla

IMO Only a handful of actually perfect albums and they are

Metallica - Master of Puppets
Metallica - Black
Iron Maiden - 7th Son
Iron Maiden - Number of the beast

SOOOOOOOOO many albums are just 1 iffy track away from being perfect

adox

Queensryce - Operation Mindcrime. I’ve played it to death over the last 30 years and never tire of a single track. It always gets played from start to finish.

Beck - Morning Phase. Again another one that gets regularly played from start to finish. No weak songs. No filler.

mean gene

classic albums no filler

metallica master of puppets
acdc highway to hell
alice in chains dirt
faith no more the real thing
motorhead ace of spades
nirvana nevermind
black sabbath black sabbath
gnr appetite for destruction
sex pistols nmtb
megadeth rust in peace

FullBack Jam

I think there's an element fan boy bias in some of the nominations. Most are great albums, but difficult to pick an album where every song is a classic - not just an average tune. An album where once a song ends you just can wait until the next song.

For me Back in Black - AC/DC is probably the only rock album that I love every song. And maybe Ten from Pearl Jam, but I am a biased Pearl Jam fan.
Seventh son was mentioned a few times, but I just don’t get Moonchild. I think Through the Never on Metallicas black album is weak.
Appatite for Destruction is a good nomination. There are no weak songs, but maybe not all classic status. Or maybe they are?
Faith No More albums are good, but I think there’s a fair amount of filler in there.
I think Invaders on Number of the Beast is average.
If live albums counted, I’d have Live after Death. Love that from start to finish.
Might not fall into the Rock/Metal genre, but for me Heartworm by Whipping Boy does it for me. I love playing the album from start to finish. I don’t know if could elevate every song to classic. But I guess it’s personal preferences.
I was having a listen to Oasis Definitely Maybe at the weekend. I’d throw it into the general mix of albums where every song is really good. Maybe not classic??

Justin Credible Darts

flasher0030 wrote: »

I think there's an element fan boy bias in some of the nominations. Most are great albums, but difficult to pick an album where every song is a classic - not just an average tune. An album where once a song ends you just can wait until the next song.

For me Back in Black - AC/DC is probably the only rock album that I love every song. And maybe Ten from Pearl Jam, but I am a biased Pearl Jam fan.
Seventh son was mentioned a few times, but I just don’t get Moonchild. I think Through the Never on Metallicas black album is weak.
Appatite for Destruction is a good nomination. There are no weak songs, but maybe not all classic status. Or maybe they are?
Faith No More albums are good, but I think there’s a fair amount of filler in there.
I think Invaders on Number of the Beast is average.
If live albums counted, I’d have Live after Death. Love that from start to finish.
Might not fall into the Rock/Metal genre, but for me Heartworm by Whipping Boy does it for me. I love playing the album from start to finish. I don’t know if could elevate every song to classic. But I guess it’s personal preferences.
I was having a listen to Oasis Definitely Maybe at the weekend. I’d throw it into the general mix of albums where every song is really good. Maybe not classic??

agree on a lot of your points.

I am a huge new model army fan and only one album made the list out of dozens due to almost every great album has one track you tend to skip past.

Take Hybrid Theory by Linkin Park I just listened to last night, great album but again that one track you skip.

That is why an album with all the song are classic to a person is rare,