Is there any greater album than,

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Pulp. Different Class

no. I don’t think so.

Maybe Meat Loaf, Bat out of Hell.

@TanteRose has it right. Hounds of Love is just perfect.

and agree Jagged Little Pill is incredible, and at such a young age.

Meat is Murder - The Smiths
Disintegration - The Cure
Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division

Rubber Soul - Beatles
Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
Tapestry

This shows my age!

Agree with Pulp. The Beautiful South- Carry on Up the Charts is my life time favourite though

Diamond dogs David Bowie

Scheherazade Renaissance
Bridge Over Troubled Water. Simon and Garfunkel
Pet Sounds. Beach Boys
Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper. Beatles

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Axis: Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix

John Martyn - Grace and Danger

Damn you! I came on here to say that 😂

Most mentioned, also,

Songs of Faith & Devotion (esp the Live album) - Depeche Mode
Quiet Life - Japan (One of the most underrated albums ever imo)
Non Stop Erotic Cabaret - Soft Cell

Beatles, anything after Rubber Soul but definitely Sgt Pepper
Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon, but Wish You Were Here and Animals too
Joni Mitchell, Blue
Cream, Disraeli Gears
Free, Tons of Sobs
Anything by Led Zeppelin but especially 2
Yes, Fragile, also Close to the Edge
Camille, Music Hole
Portishead, Dummy
Denez Prigent, Irvi
The Nice, Nice
Anything by Lisa Gerrard
Muse, Black Holes and Revelations
Simon and Garfunkel, Concert in Central Park
Bob Dylan, Freewheelin'
Tom Waits, the Heart of Saturday Night

can't do without any of these…

Bat Out of Hell is good but it was as admitted by the artist a real rip off of the Born to Run album.

Now 48.

Duran Duran - All You Need is Now
Lindsey Buckingham - Out of the Cradle
Stevie Nicks - Wild Heart
Blondie - Eat to the Beat (and the first album I ever bought!)
Nirvana - Nevermind

This list has probably all but given the decade I was born in

Dare-Human League and Rio-Duran Duran. I tend to not listen to albums any more though.

INX Kick

Fleetwood Mac Rumours

Nick Cave - Ghosteen

Lots of my favourites have already been mentioned, but I do like Rolling Stones Black & Blue, and George Michael 's Listen without Prejudice.

Prince Sign of the Times
Prince parade
Prince lovesexy
Prince purple rain

Santana borbolettta

Pink Floyd wish you were here

Barbra Streisand Guilty

Radiohead Kid A

Bob dylan Blood on the tracks

Parliament The clones of Dr Funkenstein

His n Hers is a stronger Pulp album, in my opinion (largely because Babies is AMAZING)

Different Class just defined the Britpop era though

Spirit of Eden, Talk Talk
Porcupine, Echo and the Bunnymen

My measure of a truly great album is that I am happy for it to run through in correct order, every time, with no skipping - not necessarily all killer no filler as some light and shade works, but it should be a coherent set in some way.
So for me:
Appetite for Destruction by GnR. Just incredible and I could listen to it over and over
Operation MindCrime by Queensryche.
Metallica by Metallica
Bat out of Hell
Little Earthquakes by Tori Amos