Name an album that you've never got around to listening to but know you really should

The first three are incredible.

 

I'm not a big Davis fan, I can't get into a lot of his work, however, this is one that I really do like.

 

I've heard every other official released note of Bearkes music, and a lot of unreleased stuff, but never the Abbey Road album. I'm aaving it for a special occasion.

 

Meat Loaf and Bat out of Hell.

Never owned it, never listened to it but it has a cool cover. I suppose I should at least hear it one time.

 

In Search Of... is fantastic. Didn’t get into Seeing Sounds. Their second album Fly Or Die is my favorite.

 

200 Motels

His only album not digitally released and I haven’t come across the LP. The only way I can hear it right now is on YouTube but I really don’t want that to be the first time I hear it.

 

Bitches Brew. I'm waiting for the right moment and the right frame of mind to actually sit down and digest it. Unfortunately, lately my mind has been full of other more important things so I don't think I would get it if I listened, say, tonight. Eventually I'll get to it though.

Others that are on my mental list that I just haven't gotten around to listening to all the way through:
Silver Apples
Relaxin, Cookin, Workin
Exile on Main Street, Goats Head Soup
Pink Floyd albums past Dark Side. (I've heard snippets, Shine on, and The Wall, but nothing else.)
The Band S/T & Basement Tapes
Bob Dylan past Blonde On Blonde

 

You'll be impressed at least to some extent

 

Television - Marquee Moon

 

Honestly, I can't think of any. If I think I should have listened to it, I've already done it. The only albums I "should" listen to are ones know nothing about but will possibly one day discover, and albums that haven't been released yet- like the new The Dream Syndicate album that should be arriving here sometime this month and the next Dinosaur Jr album, whenever that is and so forth.

 

Oh, you must! What a great record!

 

His '70s albums were his very best, by far.

 

Jazz shouldn't scare you, in general. But if theirs an Jazz album that can be scary it's Bitches Brew. It's not for the meek. If you don't have an inclination toward the avant-garde, this will either be a step toward it or push you further away. What it does have in common with other Jazz, is that you have to go into it and just let it wash over you. Don't try to figure it out. Jazz isn't analytical.

 

Don't wait!

 

Any Stones album
Any Dylan album
Any Elvis album
Pet Sounds

 

Holy cow. I’m kind of jealous. All this amazing stuff you get hear for the first time. Other than Silver Apples, which I’ve never heard, everything you listed is brilliant.

 

Any album by the Smith that isn’t The Queen Is Dead. But I know I don’t like them, so what’s the point?

Ditto, any album at all by U2, for the same reason.

 

Prince - Entire discography aside from the one I own which is Purple Rain.

 

That's a corker!

 

Metal Machine Music

 

Tom waits swordfish havent got into it at all so far ,,,

 

I haven't either.

Heard a bunch of Beatles albums, didn't like any of them so didn't bother with Abbey Road or Let It Be.

Just checking on-line, I know three or four of the tracks but nothing I'd like to hear again.

 

Haven't heard any David Bowie albums. Not a big fan of the singles but I'm aware that they are not always representative.

 

Any mazzy star love a good chilling album so should really give them a go

 

Mark Hollis - s/t