An album you loved as a teen that you still love

[Outofideas79]

What album did you love as a teen, that you still love now. I don't really listen to album anymore, just the individual songs I like on Spotify. However one album I will listen to, from start to finish, in the correct order, on a regular basis is Greenday, American Idiot. There isn't one song on there I don't like. I love the flow of the album, and it reminds me of being young.

U2 Joshua tree
pulp
a compilation album called strange but beautiful
sleeper- it girl
no doubt (best of)

Black Celebration - Depeche Mode and The Joshua Tree - U2

I can still remember the first time I ever listened to Black Celebration and when I listen to it now I'm 16 again.

Grace - Jeff Buckley
Cold Roses - Ryan Adams
Little Earthquakes - Tori Amos
Blackened Sky - Biffy Clyro

Love them all as much now as I did as a teen.

Carole king…Tapestry

Nashville Skyline
Astral Weeks
Abbey Road

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.
I suspect l'm older than a lot of you on here, though.

Basement jaxx-remedy

Genesis - Then There Were Three
Eagles - Hotel California
Bob Dylan - Desire
Nils Lofgren - Nils Lofgren
Dr Hook - A Little Bit More (my first serious boyfriend gave me it for Christmas!!)

That's a brilliant album

Love - it ain't easy

Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield (on vinyl wore it out, the soundtrack to my
O Levels).

Bridge over Troubled Water
Heavy Horses
Year of the Cat

Say you're incredibly old without saying you're incredibly old.

Showing my age here-

nicked my mum's Carole King Tapestry album yes album and so chuffed to say my DD has it on her playlist!! I still play the vinyl and love it!!

This

Can't imagine what you saw in him @Lessstressedhemum

🔥🔥🔥

The Colour and The Shape by Foo Fighters
No contest

Stereophonics - Performance and Cocktails

I just received the Grace dress. Omg, it’s gorgeous on. If they did other colours I’d order them all.

I can get away without a bra, it might not be great otherwise.

I feel that I should have mentioned the first 3 Yngwie Malmsteen albums, too. They are incredible. He completely changed metal guitar.

Honest answers, not trying to be cool:

U2 - The Joshua Tree. This album was massively hyped before it came out, so expectations were sky high. Me & my friends queued up outside the record shop in Nottingham to buy it on the day it was released. We were just blown away by how brilliant it was. It still is.

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours. This was released when I was at primary school, my parents bought a copy & I literally grew up listening to it. I still do.

The Smiths - The Queen is dead. Their best album, and one of the most influential ever. Without this, there would have been no Britpop.

Left of the Middle by Natalie Imbruglia. Loved it then and still love it now.

Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Abbey Road
Disraeli Gears
Led Zeppelin 1, 2 and 4
in the Court of the Crimson King
Deja Vu
Blue
Tons of Sobs
Aqualung
Stand Up
Fragile
Close to the Edge
Songs of Leonard Cohen
Bridge Over Troubled Water
On the Threshhold of a Dream
The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Meddle
Dark Side of the Moon
Shh…
The Nice

Too many, I know, but I still play these, or tracks from them, regularly

Simon and Garfunkel - Sounds of Silence
Neil Diamond - Stones
Ralph McTell - Spiral Staircase

Too many to list

Pat Travers - Go for what you know.
Steeley Dan - The Royal Scam.
David Bowie - Live at the Philladephia
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
All Queen albums up to Jazz
Jeff Beck - Wired
Joni Michelle - Ladies of the Canyon
AC/DC - all albums up to Back inBlack
Van Halen - All albums up to Diver Down
The Tubes - completion Backward Principal
Simon and Garfunkle - Bridge Over
Carley Simon - No Secrets
Kate Bush - All albums upto Never Forever
Styx - Crystal Ball, Grande Illusion, Pieces of Eight, Paradise Theatre.

Fleetwood Mac's Rumours.