Favorite album of all time. You can only name one.

I have a different favorite album almost everyday but today....

Matthew Good - Avalanche

"Endtroducing..." by DJ Shadow

It was just like nothing I had ever heard before.This album has inspired me so much.I don't think it's possible to categorize this album's genre.

Hello Rockview by Less Than Jake. :oops:luke1889

Disintegration by The Cure.

Tool - Aenima

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

Sublime - 40 Oz. to Freedom

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

gasmaskman

Scream... Aim.... Fireeeeeee - Bullet For My Valentine

"Endtroducing..." by DJ Shadow

It was just like nothing I had ever heard before.This album has inspired me so much.I don't think it's possible to categorize this album's genre.

AtomicBaconBits

yes! that album is amazing. lots of you on here have great choices.

Megadeth - Rust in Peace

Artist: Slayer

Album: Hell Awaits

"A Night at the Opera" by Blind Guardian, the most epic album that I have ever heard.

Right here sir:

Frances The Mute by The Mars Volta.

Oasis -Definitely Maybe

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"] it was actually pretty tough picking between focus and traced in air for me. i really dont see traced in air as more of focus (though its not like would be too bad...). its just a natural progression of the direction they started on with focus (ever listen to some of their earlier demos? its very different). Saturos3091

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The Changing of Times- Underoath, never get tired of listening to it

Lief_Ericson

Define The Great Line is much better.

IMO Dallas>>>>>>>>>>Spencer, but I do like some of his songs

Dallas Taylor didn't really impress me much. As a matter of fact, Spencer doesn't really either. I listen to Underoath for Aaron and Aaron alone. Underoath and The Almost are amazing because of him.

Night at the Opera - Queen

It sounds lame, but the soundtrack to the movie Once. I didn't know what to expect when I first bought it on a whim, and was so blown away by it emotionally it's seriously affected my life. Since then it's become my favorite movie, I saw them from the third row at the Chicago Theatre...I just love their music.

[QUOTE="Saturos3091"][QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"] it was actually pretty tough picking between focus and traced in air for me. i really dont see traced in air as more of focus (though its not like would be too bad...). its just a natural progression of the direction they started on with focus (ever listen to some of their earlier demos? its very different). LoG-Sacrament

If I can only pick one, then I'll go with "A Night at the Opera" by Queen.

For me it's either Autobahn or Computer World, both are Kraftwerk albums.

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"][QUOTE="Saturos3091"] Nope I haven't, but I'm also a newer listener so I have yet to really distinguish the two albums. I'll definately check out their early material.Saturos3091

You can only pick one. Any person who names more than one in this thread is a total loser.

Pantera - Far Beyond Driven

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Define The Great Line is much better.

KH-mixerX

IMO Dallas>>>>>>>>>>Spencer, but I do like some of his songs

Dallas Taylor didn't really impress me much. As a matter of fact, Spencer doesn't really either. I listen to Underoath for Aaron and Aaron alone. Underoath and The Almost are amazing because of him.

Have you listen to Cries of th Past Dallas is a beast in that back when they were more metal

And every other dt album.

Probably Origin of Symmetry by MUSEomfg_its_dally

KICKAPOO

Haujobb - vertical theory.

What I've been listening to most lately is Catch Without Arms by dredg.

Metallica - ...And Justice For All

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