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DSOTM is too obvious, so how about Apostrophe?

Posted by wazoo on January 25, 2017 at 19:22:06:
Since several other obvious choices have been mentioned, 'Dark Side of the Moon' cannot be left out of this conversation. It never gets old and I've purchased numerous copies in various formats, including quad back in the day and multichannel SACD most recently.
Frank Zappa's 'Apostrophe' is another one that I've bought several times and will never get tired of hearing or ever get the urge to skip a song.
For something far more modern, I'd like to mention an Opeth album that was largely panned by the band's longtime fans. I love 'Pale Communion' and it's one of those start to finish albums - not a weak track in the bunch, IMO (even has one that reminds me of the Allman Brothers).