[thoughtomator]

Currently I'm most partial to:

Chunga's Revenge - Frank Zappa (1970)

Nothing's Shocking - Jane's Addiction (1988)

[Fintan]

 

[Mr. Jeeves]

I can only list current favorites - it changes every few weeks!

Dream Theater - Octavarium
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing
Neal Morse - ?

[fredhead]

[theFIRMbss]

[teenyelliott]

Queen A night at the opera

Queen Jazz

Squirrel Nut Zippers Hot

Ultra Lounge any of them

B52s Cosmic Thing

Anything Big Band, anything funk

[WhiteGuy]

Springsteen - Born to Run

No question.

[ericthecurdog]

Enigma's 1990 Album. Friggin genius.

[Pyro7480]

I don't know about favorite CD of all time (that's a hard one to decide), but my favorite CD of the moment is a CD I got this past Friday. The artist's name is Mindy Smith. Her music genre is hard to label (usually it's called "Americana" or "alt-country"), but it's really good. She has a wonderful voice, and she's not hard on the eyes either.

[drjimmy]

Here's a few. Most are on my "all time" list; some are on my "all time for today" list.

Quadrophenia-The Who
Blood on the Tracks-Bob Dylan
Making Movies-Dire Straits
Lotus-Santana
Being There-Wilco
Sticky Fingers-Rolling Stones
Gold-Ryan Adams
Squeezing Out Sparks-Graham Parker
American Beauty-Grateful Dead
Band on the Run-Paul McCartney
Eponymous-REM
Chronicle, Vol. 1-Creedence Clearwater Revival
77-Talking Heads
Late for the Sky-Jackson Browne
Rock N Roll Animal-Lou Reed
All Things Must Pass-George Harrison
Live at Fillmore East-Allman Brothers Band
Return of the Grievous Angel-Various Artists
A Man Under the Influence-Alejandro Escovedo
Waiting for Columbus-Little Feat
Trace-Son Volt
London Calling-The Clash
Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.-Bruce Springsteen
My Aim is True-Elvis Costello

I limited myself to one selection per artist, so Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" and The Who's "Live at Leeds" and "The Who Sell Out" didn't make it this time. I also tried to avoid greatest hits compilations, but Creedence was such a great singles band that "Chronicle" had to go on. And "Eponymous" rounds up some early REM songs before "Losing My Religion" made them MTV darlings.

[Michael.SF.]

There are too many to list, and many that I like have already been mentioned. But here are two, not previously named that, IMNSHO, have to be in the top ten all time best albums:

Ry Cooder - Bop till you Drop ('Little Sister' version is better then Elvis)

Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl (Title track produced by Bono, and it shows!)

[Clock King]

Cassettes? What's that? Oh those things, Haven't used 'em in close to 15 years. Might as well ask about LP's or 45's. Now my Dad had some reel-to-reel that was awesome!

[sauropod]

Hendrix - Live at Fillmore East

Hendrix - Live at Berkely Community College Center

Both recent releases.

[Mad Dawgg]

My "current" favorite:

[StrictTime]

[RWE]

Cruising With Ruben And The Jets (vinyl)

[sassbox]

[GSWarrior]

Hello I Must Be... by L.A. singer songwriter Kip Boardman....sort mid-70s era Elton John crossed with Steely Dan.

Subject to change at my whim.

[Gay State Conservative]

Judy Collins-Live At Town Hall (her fourth album)

Yes,I know,she's a leftist...but,damn,she was good!

[MplsSteve]

BUMP!