These are all albums I love just listening too all the way through. I don't have so much music on my computer, MP3 player and so on, and only started listening too it recently, so I don't know so much.
Kid A - Radiohead
My insticts were to say OK Computer, but there are one or two tracks on there I am not so keen on, whereas Kid A I love just to drift off into. OK Computer was probably more innovative, but for me Kid A is perfect. Also, an album written with the intention of being completely different so they didn't sound like all the people copying there previous album. You can't beat that!
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Beatles
True innovation can be hard to hear when it was truely innovative over 40 years ago, but for me this album is perfect. It just ... works. Everything fits together. First time I listened too it I was amazed. It was produced with the intention of doing stuff differently, and even though it is no longer different after 42 years of copying, but it still sounds... great. It is like suspense in movies and Alfred Hitchcock - you have seen it all before in loads of movies done since, but you see it there and it is the first time ever.
The Wall OR Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd
This one is difficult for me. I think Dark Side of the Moon is the better album, but something in me just doesn't want to call it perfect. It is like the story and feel of The Wall covers over its weaknesses to create an object which while it has more faults than Dark Side of the Moon, forms a better thing as a whole. However, I don't feel that they can both be perfect. I'd rather listen to the Wall. I'd rather play Dark Side of the Moon.
Ta-dah - Scissor Sisters
It came as a surprise to me when I wrote this down, but I realised it is one of the few albums I truly love to listen two. I will sing or hum along all the way through, I will get incredibly bouncy off it, it is music that just gets into my whole body. In terms of musical quality it might not be as good as the others on this list, in my opinion at any rate, but I love it and it deserves to be here.
Different Class - Pulp
This is as much poetry to notes as music with lyrics. From the start of Common People to the end of Bar Italia this album will catch my attention and drag me along with it. Some albums I find myself missing songs as I focus on whatever I am doing with music in the background. It wants to be heard, and I don't mind hearing it. Again, and again, and again.