'Complete' albums

DulcetJones

As I see more posts I am reminded of more.....Marillion - Script For a Jesters Tear, Joe Satriani - Flying in a Blue Dream(I think The Phone Call is a great song!)  and Dire Straits, most of the early albums.  I also recall wearing out a vinyl copy of Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy.

richardhomer

John Martyn's 'One World' should have been on my earlier list too. Perfect from beginning to end.

Fazer

Rush - permanent waves already mentioned, I'd also add:
- 2112
- a farewell to kings
- moving pictures
- signals
- grace under pressure

also
robin trower - bridge of sighs / for earth below

Fazer

and rush - power windows

Philly_Q

Masters of Reality - the Blue Garden album

And I really want to mention Clutch and Kyuss for their whole bodies of work, although I can't hand-on-heart pick out individual albums as "complete".

viz

Bellycaster said:

@Philly_Q

I would have put Leftoverture in there too, but certain segments of Magnum Opus don't do it for me, but it's a "nearly". I've not heard a lot of the Monolith Album, I'll have to stick it on Y.T.

Cheers @viz

I'll have to add Michael Jackson - Thriller

:-)

List got even better the castman.

RobDavies

If you're allowed live albums, which in most cases are compilations, then I'm having...

The Who - Live At Leeds

UFO - Strangers In The Night

hubobulous

Live album: 

Dire Straits - Alchemy 

Scorpions - World Wide 

Live Marillion - Real to Real

Maiden - Live after Death

stimpsonslostson

Therapy?- Infernal Love
Troublegum probably has better songs, but as a whole cohesive album Infernal Love is superb.

At the Drive In- Relationship of Command

bobblehat

The Cult - Electric

The Black Keys - Rubber Factory

Stone Roses 

The Darkness - Permission to Land

Fountains of Wayne - Fountains of Wayne

Faster Pussycat - Faster Pussycat

The Sea Horses - Do it yourself

Run DMC - Raising Hell

ICBM

RobDavies said:

If you're allowed live albums, which in most cases are compilations, then…

Of ones not mentioned so far,

Deep Purple - Made In Japan

Genesis - Seconds Out

Eagles - Live

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Weld

The Killers - Live From The Royal Albert Hall

stonevibe

bobblehat said:

The Cult - Electric

The Black Keys - Rubber Factory

Stone Roses 

The Darkness - Permission to Land

Fountains of Wayne - Fountains of Wayne

Faster Pussycat - Faster Pussycat

The Sea Horses - Do it yourself

Run DMC - Raising Hell

I'd have had The Cult - Electric as well if it wasn't for their cringe worthy cover version of 'Born To Be Wild'. 

thumpingrug

I prefer The Cult's - Love album, though not sure i would class it as a "complete"  ablum

robinbowes

stonevibe said:

I'd have had The Cult - Electric as well if it wasn't for their cringe worthy cover version of 'Born To Be Wild'. 

Surely, everything on the album is cringeworthy, which is entirely the point of that album?

R.

DulcetJones

ICBM said:

Genesis - Seconds Out

+1

duotone

Michael Jackson - Thriller, Bad & off the wall & Blur - Parklife

Bellycaster

Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet

StageStruck

Loads of others and I've omitted live albums too

Status Quo - Piledriver
Status Quo - Hello
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Taste - Taste
Rory Gallagher - Deuce
Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Framed
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
Rainbow - Rising

cruxiform

Live albums? The Cure - Show. Just amazing.

stimpsonslostson

If only because I've listened to it this morning at wall shaking volume whilst getting my lab work done:

Reuben- In Nothing We Trust

If Live albums are to be included surely The Ramones- It's Alive has to get a mention.