One CD you listen to all the songs.....

Hawkeye · Apr 26, 2006

TreeSaw · Apr 26, 2006

stevew said:
no skipping.....
this one too...

I concur!!!

Also - The Essential Dave Brubeck

RenegadeRick · Apr 26, 2006

System of a Down
Mezmerize

and
Hypnotize

Together!

I even made a playlist for my mp3 player to play 'em both back to back!

Tenchiro · Apr 26, 2006

brungeman · Apr 26, 2006

wow there have been a lot of good ones.

here is one I love, and there isn't a song on it that I would skip.

Westy · Apr 26, 2006

Lex · Apr 26, 2006

Westy said:

I graduated from Loyola University in 1995 with Stanton. Really nice guy and a hell of a drummer/all around musician.

CrabJoe StretchPants · Apr 26, 2006

narlus · Apr 26, 2006

say 10 · Apr 26, 2006

'Strap it on' is great for rawness, but I find this is one that I listen all the way thru

Bicyclist · Apr 26, 2006

Soundgardn-Superunknown

The most consistantly good album ever IMO.

gschuette · Apr 26, 2006

Austin Bike · Apr 26, 2006

.:Jeenyus:. · Apr 26, 2006

I basically never skip songs on any album in my collection.

N8 v2.0 · Apr 27, 2006

dh girlie · Apr 27, 2006

Fitty Cent...the soundtrack to Get Rich or Die Tryin' give it a heeeeyar before you beeeatcha

dh girlie · Apr 27, 2006

say 10 said:
'Strap it on' is great for rawness, but I find this is one that I listen all the way thru

ohhhh helmet...one of the best bands ever...

cliffster5 · Apr 27, 2006

Classic albums looked up in the dictionary and these two just happened to be displayed...

JohnE · Apr 27, 2006

Colin James, Bad Habits.
Stevie Ray Vaughn, In Step

Whos Next is awesome too. I just got it again on CD for 6.99, with some extra cool stuff