Circus - Britney Spears (what can I say.... I love her lol)
Chemistry - Girls Aloud
The Fame - Lady Gaga
Phobia - Breaking Benjamin
Folie A Deux - Fall Out Boy
Take This To Your Grave - Fall Out Boy
13 Ways To Bleed On Stage - Cold
Ena - The Celts
Mylo - Destroy Rock'n'Roll
Tiesto - Parade of Athletes & Best and New 2005
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Beethoven's Last Night
Green Day - American *****
Coldpaly - X & Y
Evanescence - Fallen
I'll even 2nd Prada's choice.
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I'll second pretty much any album from the following bands... 'Tallica, DMB, Floyd, NIN, Foo Fighters. Also, no one mentioned The Smashing Pumpkins, who have more amazing music out as B sides than most bands release period.
But here's some amazing albums that not everyone knows about...
Counting Crows - August & Everything After. I can listen to this album at any time and while in any mood.
Silversun Pickups - Carnavas. Sort of what SP may have sounded like if they came out today and from Cali, not Chicago.
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York. Amazing album letting Kurt show his knowledge of music and playing some very non-Nirvana-esque songs.
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Besides, Now a Days "CDs" and "Albums" are used interchangeably.
I can't remember the last time I went to best buy or circuit city and paid retail for anything entertainment wise when the internet is cheaper, environmentally friendlier, and just much easier. I'm not judging anyone to each their own.
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anything from koji tamaki/anzenchitai
anything from sleeq
ok computer - radiohead
badmotorfinger - soundgarden
ten - pearl jam
urban hang suite - maxwell
dirt - alice in chains
mtv unplugged - george michael
pulse - pink floyd
born to do it - craig davids
black water park - opeth
focus - cynic
from the choirgirl hotel - tori amos
blood mountain - mastodon
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