Oh Hell ya!! When Tool's Aenima first came out, it was the only cd in my car for about 6-months. Musta listened to it 50-billion times. I can listen to any Tool cd all the way through.

The list would be pretty big for me on this topic. Here's a few that I have no problems listening to all the way through:

Jimi Hendrix- Blues
Alice In Chains- Unplugged
Deftones- Around the Fur
A Perfect Circle- Thirteenth Step
Bob Marley- Babylon By Bus
Rage Against The Machine- Battle of Los Angeles

Ok.. This would seriously go on for a long time. I'll just leave it at that.

Elton John-Honky Tonk Chateau, Tumbleweed Connection & Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Billy Joel-The Stranger, Turnstiles, 57 Street
Bruce Springsteen-Born to Run, Nebraska, Darkness on the Edge of Town
Bob Dylan-Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61, Blood on the Tracks
Eagles-Hotel California
Beatles-Pick em
Little Feat-Waiting for Columbus
U2-Josua Tree
Herbie Hancock-Head Hunters
The Doors-The Best Of The Doors (1985 album)
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes-"I don't Want to go Home"
Eric Clapton-24 Nights, Clapton & Winwood Live MSG,
George Harrison-Live in Japan, All Things Must Pass, Concert For Bangladesh, Travelling Willbury's
John Lennon Rock N Roll, Imagine, JL & Plastic Ono Band, Double Fantasy
Paul McCartney-Band on the Run, Wings Over America,

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Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall and Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd.
Appetite For Destruction and Chinese Democracy by Guns N' Roses.
Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds.
Exile On Main St by Rolling Stones.
Aint Life Grand by Slash's Snakepit.
Tubular Bells 2 by Mike Oldfield.
Aqualung and Thick As a Brick by Jethro Tull.


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Chinese Democracy is amazing, i t reminds me of the illusions albums in terms of different types of music axl used, its a great album.


I also did something crazy, i listened to all 17 kmfdm albums in one day, it's great to hear a band from the 80's progress every year to present

Radiohead-Amnesiac
Radiohead-Kid A
Radiohead-In Rainbows
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Steve Young-No Place to Fall

Led Zeppelin IV
Eagles - Greatests Hit 71-75
Foreigner - Double Vision
Great White - Tribute to Led Zeppelin
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms

Theres many I like start to end.

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Band of Gypsys

It was something about his father beeing sick or dying. All introspective songs, top class musicians, a VERY good album.
Claude.

Well, Optical Race by Tangerine Dream as always been one of my favourites. Not a bad track on that in my view. I'll stay off guitar albums, there are just too many of those I could mention.
Back in the seventies I had a telescope and did a lot of stargazing at night.
I would play music while I was doing that and an amazing album called Snowflakes Are Dancing by this guy called Tomita was perfect when scanning the skies, searching for celestial lollipops. It was at the time a modern take on Debussy.
Magical stuff, it still blows me away.

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I think , even including some of the other masterpieces people here have brought up,that over time my favorite album to sit and listen to start to finish has become Neil Young's "Rust Never Sleeps" Even better, get the video of the concert. it is truly a masterpiece. An eclectic, but seamless blend of acoustic and electric rock.

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Zeppelin 3

*VH (1)*
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
Joe Satriani - Crystal Planet
Joe Satriani - Surfing with the Alien
Joe Satriani - Is There Love in Space?
Judas Priest - Hell Bent for Leather
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Rush - Permanent Waves
Rush - 2112
Rush - Hemispheres
Deep Purple - Machinehead
The Doors - Strange Days
Jimi Hendrix - Band of Gypsys
Nevermore - Dead Heart in a Dead World
Nevermore - Neonblack
Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor

Lots of good ones already mentioned, of course, and I'm just some guy from the internet... but...

King Crimson Discipline (1981)

... this album has given me fuel for 25 years so far. Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp, Bill Bruford and Tony Levin in full flight.

Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd

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