whats an album you will never never never get bored of?

apparantly ive listened to my fave album far too many times i actually stopped counting when it reached 600 :P lol suprisingly im still not bored of it. i can listen to it everyday hell even twice and it will still wow me just as much as it did the day i first listened to it! actually a few days ago i listened to it and i got teary over how beautiful it actually is O_O. it just hits you so well and i cant stop listening to it and what made it better is i watched vids of them playing and then there was silence and punishment divine and well both started off a bit rocky but than hansi sounded so damn legendary onwards so it wasnt just computers upping his voice

oh and my fave album is blind guardian - a night at the opera. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyvxfFz2Q58 my fave song from the album

anyone got an album they can put on everyday and still have it be like the first time?

Global Communication -- "76:14"

Brilliance in a CD.

Around the Fur? =oBiancaDK

Around The Fur is consistently in my car and I have been listening to it since grade 7...it's still sick

• Death- Symbolic
• The Absence- Riders of the Plague
• Decrepit Birth- Diminishing Between Worlds

[QUOTE="BiancaDK"]Around the Fur? =oSolid_Snake56

Around The Fur is consistently in my car and I have been listening to it since grade 7...it's still sick

k-pax's ost is the only album i've never gotten bored of.

Epicon, by Globus. Simply because I love Globus and it's their only album.

The only two I have that I still haven't gotten sick of are MF DOOMs mmm...food and Dangerdooms Mouse & the Mask.

10 years and I'm still not bored.

10 years and I'm still not bored.

Yeah that is an awesome album,and to this day underated except by fans.mattykovax

The only reason I think it was received in such a mixed way by critics is because it is a lot to work with. The album is so dense there is simply too much to take in to appreciate it fully on just two or three listens. Also, this obviously alienates most of the casual listeners, and asks a lot of even the fans, and with no obvious single, aside from fans of the Trent it wasn't going to sell billions of copies.

If on the 10th anniversary, which is just around the corner, it were to get re reviewed by the critics again, I think they would probably come to the consensus that it is superior to The Downward Spiral in many ways.

[QUOTE="mattykovax"]Yeah that is an awesome album,and to this day underated except by fans.Samwel_X

The only reason I think it was received in such a mixed way by critics is because it is a lot to work with. The album is so dense there is simply too much to take in to appreciate it fully on just two or three listens. Also, this obviously alienates most of the casual listeners, and asks a lot of even the fans, and with no obvious single, aside from fans of the Trent it wasn't going to sell billions of copies.

If on the 10th anniversary, which is just around the corner, it were to get re reviewed by the critics again, I think they would probably come to the consensus that it is superior to The Downward Spiral in many ways.

Pearl Jam - Ten and ACDC - Back in Black. Classic Rock FTW!

Yeah that makes sense. Its just I love that album and even on release realized how epic it truly was. Plus its one of the only albums of its type that I feel lived up to its ambition.mattykovax

I completely agree. Since I bought it on its release day it has been my favourite album. Although I'll admit, first listen I loved it no where near as much as I did on the 5th or 6th or 7th or 8th and so on. It just gets better every time you hear it.

It's been my favourite album for 5 years, and while that could change, I'll never get bored of it

Tool's Laterlaus

Dexter Freebish - A Life of Saturdays

Queen - Greatest Hits

Dion and the Belmonts - Greatest Hits

The only album I've ever bought, and the only album that I have signed.

I've loved every single song on it since I heard it, 3 years ago.

The Seldom Seen Kid by Elbow

A Hundred Million Suns by Snow Patrol

These two albums are too amazing for words :D

If on the 10th anniversary {of NIN's "The Fragile"}, which is just around the corner, it were to get re reviewed by the critics again, I think they would probably come to the consensus that it is superior to The Downward Spiral in many ways.

Samwel_X

I thought so then and I think so now... one of the most underrated albums in recent rock music history.

As far as albums I never get bored of, there's a lot.

Rings around the world by the Super Furry animals by far. I love that CD so much, heck all their albums are fantastic but Rings around the world is their best imo.

Most of the albums I own, which is a prettty good number of albums, I never get sick of.

Three cheers for sweet revenge - My chemical romance

Hot fuss - the killers

Scream by Chris Cornell. I hated it so much at first but after giving another chance it started to grow on me and then after seeing Chris in Dublin i was completely hooked on Scream.

Also the Rising br Bruce Springsteen. Incredible

The Cure - Disintegration. Though I'd rather not listen too much and risk that happening.....would be a sad day indeed.

I can't help it,I love this CD.

The Changing of Times by Underoath

I have many.Here's a few...

"Endtroducing...." by DJ Shadow

"Arthur Verocai" by Arthur Verocai

"Beats,Rhymes and Life" by A Tribe Called Quest

"First Meeting" by Trifle

"Restless Times" by Clara Hill

"Air" by Air

"Deadringer" by RJD2

"Preemptive Strike" by DJ Shadow

Radiohead: In Rainbows

Mogwai: Mr. Beast

Take This To Your Grave by Fall Out Boy. It has such a simplistic charm to it; it's always fun to listen to.SolidSnake35

[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Take This To Your Grave by Fall Out Boy. It has such a simplistic charm to it; it's always fun to listen to.360forlifeagain

[QUOTE="360forlifeagain"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"]Take This To Your Grave by Fall Out Boy. It has such a simplistic charm to it; it's always fun to listen to.SolidSnake35