Your 3-5 most favorite ALBUMS/CD'S ALL TIME?

Pretty much anything made by Maynard James Keenan... Tool, APC, Puscifer... love it all.
Stone Temple Pilots - Plush
Metallica - Black
Manson - AntiChrist Superstar
NIN - Pretty Hate Machine

Appetite for Destruction - GnR
Bat out of Hell - Meatloaf
Metallica (Black Album) - Metallica
Back in Black - AC/DC
Use Your Illusion I & II - GnR

Herbie Mann - at The Village Gate
Rolling Stones - Out of Our Heads
My first two albums when I was 12
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
John Coltrane - My Favorite Things
Yusef Lateef - Eastern Sounds
Joni Mitchell - Ladies of the Canyon
Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow
The Beatles - The White Album
Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die
Blind Faith - Can't Find My Way Home, and many times I couldn't
Wes Montgomery - Bumpin On Sunset, Went along great with the low rider bounce of my 58 Chevy
Jimi Hendrix - Experience Album
These all got a lot of play time from about 12 to 20. Played on youtube today and listened to a bunch of this. Brought back some great memories.

I can't believe no one mentioned Ten by Pearl Jam!!

Phil Harris "That's What I Like About the South"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_dK0W0qfRo

Eddy Arnold "Cattle Call"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz90Cur_1cU

Green Day- Dookie
Alice in Chains - Dirt and facelift
Red Hot Chili Peppers -Californication and Stadium arcadium
Guns N Roses- appetite for destruction
Johnny Cash- At Folsom Prison

I forgot,

Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chili Peppers

That's too broad of a question bruh. Can't answer that one.

Ballad of Davy Crockett
North To Alaska

Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall
Annie Lenux Medusa
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon

Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall
Annie Lenux Medusa
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Originally Posted by Tom the Snakeman

That Jimmy Reed album was recorded in like 1961. My first introduction to The Blues. I have the CD and listen to it often,

With the ability to build your own CDs and music portfolios with MP3s I don't think I could listen to an entire "original" album anymore. When I was in my teens/20s probably the only "non-best ofs" albums/tapes I listen all the way thru with any consistency was:

Beatles' Revolver
Floyd's DSOTM

FYI: With a bunch of the torrent sites shutting down and if you still want to pull MP3s off the web here's what I do:

Go to youtube and find the song you want to listen to. Copy the URL.
Go to http://www.youtube-mp3.org/ and paste in the URL.

Quality depends on the audio on the video.

The problem with listing to a full album anymore is that most of them today have one good work and the rest are fillers. It is not like the old days when every damn piece was fantastic and could stand on its own or in the body of work.

I can't believe no one mentioned Ten by Pearl Jam!! Originally Posted by CajunCypher

That's because it was no one's top three albums they love, obviously.

I don't like Pearl Jam because they smash good equipment onstage, but that's not saying they don't kick ass as a band.