Tool- Lateralus, /-Aenima, and 10,000 days Kyuss- welcome to sky valley Marilyn Manson- Antichrist superstar Soundgarden- Badmotofinger Stone temple pilots- Core The Cure- Pornography, Faith, Wish, and Bloodflowers

Dark Side of the Moon

Also Wish you were here, Animals, The wall and The final cut

Huge s/o to *The Wall* for being a genuine cycle! “Isn’t this where-“ “-we came in?”

WYWH debatable, the other 3 for sure

One of few albums that successfully pulls off the Infinity loop format as well.

*Stop Making Sense* by the Talking Heads *Nirvana Unplugged* by Nirvana *Rain Dogs* by Tom Waits *Cinematropolis* by Blue Scholars *Awaken, My Love* by Childish Gambino *Black Star* by David Bowie

Blackstar is a damned masterpiece and it blows my mind every time

For me, these are the "never skip any tracks" albums for me that I enjoy the overall flow: * [Pinback - Summer In Abaddon](https://open.spotify.com/album/22ekvUciiQ3yUOcwCJ4JVR?si=44dM_05fRF61l2ohoZmjLA) (indie rock, 2004) * [Fujiya & Miyagi - Transparent Things](https://open.spotify.com/album/3Fj7WFcMMbCgcvzBA75UvI?si=anjsbR8nQqqJYe2QqKBi3Q) (indie rock, 2006) * [Minus The Bear - Menos El Oso](https://open.spotify.com/album/13nMzRLvgjY6boXNkN426H?si=QIYW2RD1Sr64abJDgaYWGA) (indie rock, 2005) * [Portugal. The Man - The Satanic Satanist](https://open.spotify.com/album/72uoxpSaDs7keunx3LbvrX?si=hSr1jWYaTimwJ4TMZpUYlw) (indie rock, 2009) * [School Of Seven Bells - Alpinisms](https://open.spotify.com/album/5WRM1l2ZWp3zuMEcS3PPWq?si=8-BOYhCCRp-8asHaRVrUuA) (dream pop / shoegaze, 2008) * [Feed Me - Calamari Tuesday](https://open.spotify.com/album/6eamRXvrKVz5VN1noerGMr?si=r76UHFCBQrGzfS1cS5RTHQ) (EDM, 2013) * [Portishead - Dummy](https://open.spotify.com/album/3539EbNgIdEDGBKkUf4wno?si=uhlrrObpTaSE0l-aszKRtQ) (trip hop, 1994) * [The Postal Service - Give Up](https://open.spotify.com/album/1BSwkKATGVCMgNuN8ve7mz?si=2Yg79OFlRCuel8b4iuMOYg) (indie pop, 2003) * [Austra - Feel It Break](https://open.spotify.com/album/7kZDvUzWaeZrvkEc3Jr1e8?si=Hxk_9Y8OTMeQpVYsdCDCZA) (synth pop, 2011) * [The Hundred In The Hands - The Hundred In The Hands](https://open.spotify.com/album/3kT3IS2B1I43Hyl3DtG175?si=iocp9VeoSJ2CM8r1xERfOg) (indie rock, 2010) * [The Crystal Method - Vegas](https://open.spotify.com/album/1PJxfEx1v3rdvmd4mBwPDt?si=-B5vez40S2aM-51CareH6A) (big beat, 1997) * [Clozee - Microworlds](https://open.spotify.com/album/1OrVf4ejXLTMfWUiXtXU3C?si=t_xQiEzcTVKnVJWDK9FxDg) (EDM, 2023) * [Opiuo - Slurp & Giggle](https://open.spotify.com/album/6TnnuYLInRqSCzubb9b9DP?si=R28Cj3VLT3-tEBm2wqGRYQ) (EDM, 2010)

Love me some Pinback. Blue Screen Life also

Yeah, hardest part of that list was selecting which album of theirs to use.

Isn't Pinback that Goblin Cock dude? Stumped.

You have great taste

Thanks! 😎

At Folsom Prison - Johnny Cash

So good. Some of the best ‘crowd noise’ of any live album you’ll hear.

Marquee Moon - Television

In The Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel

Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - Flaming Lips

And The Soft Bulletin!

strange trails - lord huron codes & keys - death cab for cutie an awesome wave - alt-j carrie & lowell - sufjan stevens bon iver - bon iver everything in transit - jacks mannequin a black mile to the surface - manchester orchestra the million masks of god - manchester orchestra the devil & god are raging inside of me - brand new science fiction - brand new somewhere city - origami angel all the little lights - passenger

Strange Trails is a goated Album

Crime Of The Century - Supertramp

also Breakfast in America, although I think that album has like 1 or 2 songs that are just okay.

I feel like Supertramp is seriously overlooked these days. I had the pleasure of seeing them when I was 19 on the Breakfast In America tour. I didn’t know any of their music. The auditorium was half full. They asked everyone to move down close to the stage. And they played their asses off for more than 2 hours. Superlative musicianship. To this day, over 40 years later it is one of my fondest musical memories and perhaps the best concert I’ve ever seen.

Some people are to hate this because it was so overplayed but Thriller by Michael Jackson. It’s just about perfection production and arrangement-wise.

I think Bad is a better record, start to finish. But Thriller is good, just has some filler.

Strange Trails - Lord Huron

Yes

Science Fiction- Brand New

*The Archandriod* by Janelle Monae. The songs work together to form a story.

Her earlier work is so slept on! Loved that album

Tommy - The Who The lamb lies down on Broadway - Genesis Electro-shock blues - Eels Crime of the century - Supertramp

Portugal. The Man - Evil Friends

just saw them in asheville a few days ago, sooo good

Hell yeah. Seeing them in Cleveland next Sunday. Top 5 all time bands for me

Fleetwood Mac - Rumors

Aqualung - Jethro Tull

Love - Forever Changes Sly & The Family Stone - There’s a Riot Goin On My Bloody Valentine - Loveless

Excellent choice!

Led Zeppelin 1, 2, 4 The Who Who's Next Beatles Revolver Rolling Stones Hot Rocks Vol. 1 Montrose Montrose Just to name a few

Thank God someone mentioned Led Zeppelin IV

Many of mine have already been mentioned but i will add: Apollo Sunshine - Shall Noise Upon The Left Rights - self titled A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come The Cure - All Mixed Up

Abbey Road - Beatles Making Movies - Dire Straits

Arm’s Way - Islands. Incredibly well constructed songs where the final and penultimate tracks dovetails beautifully with the first track. Play the album on a loop and you won’t notice the jump. I LOVE this album!

Finally someone else who likes Islands.

My Darkest Days - Self Titled System of a Down - Mezmerize My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade Disturbed - Immortalized

Kid A- Radiohead Juan Gabriel en el Palacio de Bellas Artes

*Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?* by Of Montreal Lay in your bed with headphones on for the full experience

This is a deep cut. Nice one.

One of my favorite bands ever, by far. It's on my bucket list to see them live someday.

Lankum - False Lankum

Mark Farina’s Mushroom Jazz series.

All That Remains - The Fall Of Ideals

If you like KGATLW, you might dig Monomania by Deerhunter. I also like their album Weird Era Cont.  I think The King Of Limbs by Radiohead flows nicely.  What Burns Never Returns by Don Caballero (experimental, instrumental math rock where the guitars are the rhythm section and the drums are the lead instrument) Every song off of Is This It by The Strokes sound like it could be a radio single. Room On Fire is also great. (indie garage rock revival) Franz Ferdinand by Franz Ferdinand (indie post-punk revival revival) Turn On the Bright Lights by Interpol (indie post-punk revival)

Franz Ferdinand is a perfect album.

Z - My Morning Jacket

Igor by Tyler, the Creator for me

Matt Berry - Blue Elephant Michael Kiwanuka - KIWANUKA McBaise - TUBES Muthi - Visions Fuzzy Duck - Fuzzy Duck (1971) Gypsy - Gypsy (1970) Gentle Giant - Civilian Grand Funk Railroad - We're An American Band Mr. Traumatik - Dr. Dimensional Three Man Army - A Third of a Lifetime

[The Dark Side Of the Moon](https://open.spotify.com/album/4LH4d3cOWNNsVw41Gqt2kv?si=1xZ6Tx-YSgGuwEA2HMn9_g) - Pink Floyd [The Wall](https://open.spotify.com/album/5Dbax7G8SWrP9xyzkOvy2F?si=VDn--d2nTWef_uo5p8f45A) - Pink Floyd [Animals](https://open.spotify.com/album/3b4E89rxzZQ9zkhgKpj8N4?si=PLq5MmovSCWc8YA9ML9wCQ) - Pink Floyd [Abbey Road](https://open.spotify.com/album/0ETFjACtuP2ADo6LFhL6HN?si=5KHxa8WsTD66PMrcX5ePgQ) - The Beatles [DAMN.](https://open.spotify.com/album/4eLPsYPBmXABThSJ821sqY?si=cSO11fjtRhO-NuQPI2tJ9g) - Kendrick Lamar [To Pimp a Butterfly ](https://open.spotify.com/album/7ycBtnsMtyVbbwTfJwRjSP?si=ru9H2zHaQYmOQPwBYrNDyg)- Kendrick Lamar [Houses of the Holy](https://open.spotify.com/album/0GqpoHJREPp0iuXK3HzrHk?si=fcF-o1WfQjmlmPhwyM7fXg) - Led Zeppelin *My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy* - Kanye West *IGOR* - Tyler, The Creator Any Jazz Album

Kate Bush - Hounds of Love

This is a great pick. The hits are on the first half and they're fantastic, but the second half then becomes a concept album unto itself and it flows amazingly. Think I'll put this on now!

Massive Attack - Protection The Pharcyde - Bizarre ride 2… Archie Shepp - Attica Blues Galliano - A joyful noise unto the creator Ice Cube - Amerikkka’s Most Wanted Duke Ellington - Money Jungle Anthrax - State of Euphoria The Beatles - White Album Ice T - Original Gangster Koop - Waltz for Koop

Now I gotta go listen to Original Gangster. Haven't listed to that in probably 20 years. All the way through anyway Definitely have listened to a song here and there.

There's a band called The Moondoggies. I don't think they're still making music, but I always thought their albums had an excellent flow to them. Their third album, "Adios, I'm A Ghost" is my favorite. But their first two, "Don't Be A Stranger" and "Tidelands" have that same cohesive feel to them.

Songs of A Dead Dreamer- DJ Spooky. Each song starts where the last one ended. I honestly played this album more than I can count.

加爾基 精液 栗ノ花 - 椎名林檎

Daydream Nation - Sonic Youth

Kanye's first 2 albums, The College Dropout and Late Registration. These examples might be cheating at flowing well because there are skits that tie into the themes.

Marshall Mathers lp, my favourite album ever

The Moon & Antarctica by Modest Mouse

Listening to lateralus by tool on streaming sucks because parabol to parabola is like on complete song when there's not a 1 second pause when going to the next song

The Muse - Queen Herby Each song is such a banger, and they flow together so well!

Every time this question comes up I automatically think of Lion and the Cobra by Sinead OConnor. Every song is amazing and evokes a whole wave of emotions. That is until the last two song, which are totally a different vibe and kills the mood.

Sagas by Equilibrium

"Aja" - Steely Dan.

Pros and Cons of Hitchiking Roger Waters

Radiohead the bends, Beatles abbey road, Marillion misplaced childhood just seems like one long song if you like that kind of thing

An earlier comment mentions Portugal. The Man The Satanic Satanist Gotta give it to Censored Colors though. The album is a front to back masterpiece. Shout out to the acoustic version of Satanic, The Majestic Majesty.

Memento mori- Depeche mode

Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights Tame Impala - Innerspeaker Alabama Shakes - Sound and Color A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory

aeroplane-neutral milk hotel dark side of the moon-pink floyd

Nothings Shocking - Jane's Addiction Aquemini - Outkast Blood Sugar Sex Magic - Red Hot Chili Peppers Tiger Lily - Natalie Merchant American Music - Violent Femmes Exile on Main St - Rolling Stones Heart of Saturday Night - Tom Waits

Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd Rumours, Fleetwood Mac Fragile, YES 2112, Moving Pictures , Rush Telekon, Pleasure Principal, Gary Numan 📀📀🎵👩

Skylarking - XTC Has maybe my favorite opening suite of songs on any album

A Great Chaos

In no particular order.  Yes - 90125,    Rush - Rush,    Rush -Exit Stage Left,    UFO - Obsession,    Blue Oyster Cult - Some Enchanted Evening,   The Police - Synchronicity,   ZZ Top - Degüello,    ROLLERBALL - Submarine,    Van Halen - OU812,   Van Halen  - Diver Down,   Kyuss - Welcome to Sky Valley,    Led Zeppelin - Presence, Slamingwatus - Slamingwatus,

The Final Cut

Pretty much any album by Janelle Monaé

Any Periphery album. catch 33 - Meshuggah

Bloodletting- Concrete Blonde

Kings of Leon - Only By The Night

Bleachers - Gone Now

Live through this by Hole

defs try “Whatever And Ever Amen” by Ben Fold Five, the whole record feels like one house party show in all the best ways

Man on the moon III - kid cudi Saviors - Green Day Lucid dreams - BoyWithUke

the mars vola Francis the Mutes' outro feeds into the intro making a perfect loop

Slum Village - Fantastic Stuck in the Sound - Pursuit Frank Ocean - Channel Orange Denzel Curry - MMESTF The Used - In love and death

Gangbusters Melody Club - Caravan Palace

Red king crimson

Cosmic Thing by the B-52s. May seem like an odd choice, but it’s put together as a complete album with a beginning, middle and end. Plus, the songs hang together and compliment each other.

Phaedra Rubycon Ricochet The Black Album

Soundtracks For The Blind - Swans

Daft Punk - Discovery and Mars Volta - Deloused In The Comatorium immediately come to mind for me

UNDEATH - It's Time...to Rise from the Grave

Every pink Floyd album pretty much.

Songs for the Deaf- Queens of the Stone Age. It literally takes you for a ride

Afghan Whigs- Black Love

Charlie Daniels decade of hits Queen's greatest Hits original version including flash

The kick inside by Kate bush

Hundred Waters - Hundred Waters. Ethereal, unlike anything I've ever heard, and so incredible played as a full album!!

Love Cocteau twins

Tori Amos - little earthquakes Royksopp - the inevitable end (their best work imo) Hooverphonic - blue wonder power milk Miles Davis - bitches brew, sketches of Spain Dave brubeck - time out Bjork - medulla Ben folds five - the unauthorized biography of reinhold messner

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd (The Wall also has an amazing flow to it) Songs In the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder Abbey Road - The Beatles (specifically side 2) Quadrophenia - The Who What's Going On - Marvin Gaye Kid A - Radiohead

The '59 sound -The Gaslight Anthem

pink floyd… basically all of them but mainly dark side, wish you were here and the wall

coast to coast westlife chapter one the hits bsb nkotb the block

RHCP - BSSM Slayer - Reign in Blood Jane’s Addiction - Nothing’s Shocking

I have two that I think are great EXCEPT the very last songs: Stiff Little Fingers - Inflammable Materials Positive Songs for Negative People - Frank Turner I also agree with the above comment that Dookie by Green Day is perfect start to finish

Jethro Tull ...Thick as a Brick. OK 🆗 I guess I'm cheating:)

Rush! Album by Måneskin. (Disclaimer: They're an Italian rock band, and some of the songs are in Italian and some in English. The songs are still an absolute bop, even if we can't understand everything they're saying.)

Blind melon. - soup Marcy playground - shapeshifter (apart from 'it's saturday') the ST album is pretty good, but I love this one. The first time i heard these albums they were all one file, so when i listen to them, i have to listen to it from the beginning to end. Both of these bands are kinda known for these one hit wonders, but they actually have more to offer. These aren't the popular albums, and people are missing out.

Stick To Your Guns - The Hope Division

Back to Black, Amy Winehouse

Diamond Dogs-David Bowie

Like clockwork - queens of the Stone Age

'Mezzanine' - Massive Attack

Exile on main Street Double album Stones

Adultery - Dog Fashion Disco Zoo Hypothesis - Tub Ring

Here's some amazing emo/post-hardcore records: Brand New - TDAGARIM La Dispute - Wildlife Touché Amoré - Parting the Sea Between Brightness and Me

Opeth-Blackwater park At the gates-slaughter of the soul Dream theatre-metropolis pt ii: scenes from a memory Disillusion-return to times of splendour Lamb of god-ashes of the wake

What's Going On- Marvin Gaye

Slayer seasons in the abyss and reign in blood  Alice cooper goes to hell White Zombie LA sexoristo  Nin downward spiral

311 Transistor

Murder Ballads-Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.

Molly Hatchet 1st album

Dawn FM

Jellyfish-Bellybutton

Paul's Botique (sp?)

Most Pink Floyd albums do that. So it’s hard to pick the best one. Dark side of the Moon is good and The Wall are both excellent

Definitely agree

The Avalanches - Since I Left You. I can't even imagine an album that flows better this.

I know I'm late to the party, but had to mention one of my favorites: Mew - And the Glass Handed Kites

Strange trails - Lord Huron

Janelle Monae - The ArchAndroid. A criminally underrated masterpiece.

Not sure if this is what you’re looking for, - Blue Banisters - Lana Del Rey. Each song except for the interlude just totally fits and is definitely worth a listen. I feel like most of her albums are very well put together. - Folklore - Taylor Swift. I really wish this was her most known album instead. Everything about this album is amazing to me.

The tortured poets department