What is the last full music album you listened to?

[mvd]

Mine is Steve Earle’s Guitar Town. One of the best country albums ever in my opinion.

[Ferrets are Cool]

1. Brain Salad Surgery.

ELP

[Earthshine2]

28. This is where ELP peaked. Definitely in my top ten.

I think I like the live versions even better.

[Ferrets are Cool]

30. I have worn out my CD of Welcome Back my Friends

to the Show that Never Ends.

[Corgigal]

2. Sam Smith

Love Goes. Christmas gift from my daughter. His voice soothes me.

[mvd]

6. I really like his voice, too

Haven’t heard his latest album yet, so will check it out.

[Corgigal]

7. Well there is a song to begin your journey.

Just needed something to make me relax. I guess we all do.

[cachukis]

3. Quadro, some time ago.

[Aristus]

4. "The Lost Voices Of The Hagia Sophia".

A collection of liturgical chants from the Byzantine Empire, recorded with an acoustical filter that makes it sound like it was sung in the massive former church in Istanbul.

Absolutely entrancing stuff. It's like traveling back in time a thousand years.

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[Ferryboat]

5. Donovan's Greatest Hits

Forgot how good he was.

[demmiblue]

8. Either the Hamilton soundtrack or Eddie Vedder's Into the Wild. n/t

[Zoonart]

9. The Future

Leonard Cohen

[thucythucy]

10. Jimmie Rogers--A Tribute.

Before that it was Bruce Cockburn--Speechless.

[Wolf Frankula]

11. Countdown to Ecstasy by Steely Dan.

Wolf

[blm]

12. Bowie Changes

My favorite compilation.

[JackSabbath]

13. The Sciences, Sleep

[gohuskies]

14. Santana Amigos

[peacebuzzard]

15. bootleg recordings of Atlanta blues/soul

but primarily Jazz on the bootleg CD
and as always, Purple Haze

[hurl]

16. iPod shuffle and purchasing music one song at a time has cut down on listening to albums

But for me it's probably Singles Breaking Up by Don Caballero. Not a bad track to be found.

[Turin_C3PO]

17. One Size Fits All

by Frank Zappa. It’s a great album.

[Kittycow]

18. Ladies of the Canyon by Joni Mitchell

It was mentioned on DU recently so I went to Amazon prime music and played the whole thing.

[Lady Freedom Returns]

19. Jackson Browne - The Pretender n/t

[The empressof all]

20. BE.....by BTS

Listened to it again this morning.

[SeattleVet]

21. Jeff Wayne's magnum opus, "War of the Worlds".

Love hearing Justin Hayward's soaring vocals, and the orchestration is magnificent. Originally released in 1978, it still stands up very well.

My sister gave me a copy of the album many years ago when we were both stationed in Germany (at different bases), and since then I've bought 3 or 4 various versions (remastered, CD, a version narrated in German by Kurd Jurgens instead of Richard Burton, etc.).

Had it on yesterday while I was working around the shop and garage.

[JDC]

22. Allman Bros - Eat a Peach

I listen to it a lot actually.

I listened to quite a few Rush albums beginning to end when Neil Peart died.

[Ferryboat]

38. My favorite on a long road trip

Keeps the speed up, the miles fly by.

[First Speaker]

23. Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker at Massey Hall in Toronto, 1953...

...it's always fresh and new...

[dhill926]

24. Nothing But the Truth...Ruben Blades...

[Rustynaerduwell]

25. Quadraphenia

Like revisiting a favorite movie, I listen to it at least once a year.

[ironflange]

26. Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing

[mindem]

27. Pioneer Dance Tunes Of The Old West

[Earthshine2]

29. Man of Steel soundtrack

The Hans Zimmer music is one of the reasons this movie is so riveting.

[Dr. Strange]

31. Everywhere At The End Of Time, Stage 3

I guess technically that's its own album.

I've started listening to Stage 4, but I haven't made it through the whole album yet. (And it may not even qualify as a music album if we go by the strict letter of the law.)

[Mr.Bill]

32. Pink Floyd's Meddle.

[sakabatou]

33. Cowboy Bebop

[Jeebo]

34. The Beatles, "Revolver"

I went to high school in the 1960s and bought all the Beatles albums as soon as they came out. Except "Revolver", that is. Albums cost about three dollars then and three dollars was a small fortune to me at the time and I couldn't come up with the money when that album came out and so I never bought it. And then, one day two or three years ago I was wandering through Barnes & Noble, and there was the Beatles' "Revolver" on CD and I bought it. And listened to it in my car while I was driving around town. It is one of the Beatles' best albums. Along with "Sgt. Pepper" and the White Album and "Rubber Soul" in my humble opinion. And the Beatles are the best band ever. Nobody else is even close. In my humble opinion.

-- Ron

[mvd]

36. Thanks for that story

The Beatles remain my favorite band, too. I like these threads where we can find commonality. I don’t think they ever did a substandard album.

I am a huge classic rock fan in general. But I am not a music snob - Taylor Swift is a favorite of mine. I just enjoy many different kinds of music.

[Coventina]

35. Phil Collins Greatest Hits. NOT BY CHOICE!!!!!!!!!

I hate Phil Collins, it was pure torture.

[retread]

37. The Harder They Come soundtrack. n/t