Albums you can listen too all the way through and it's all good

radfrad, I agree totally!! I love Robin Trower especially the albums with Jack Bruce. Also, Anything by Little Charlie and the Nightcats (Alligator Records) awesome rock the house Blues! Eric Clapton's "Unplugged", "From the Cradle". There are way to many to list...like Johnny Hodges & Wild Bill Davis "Blue Rabbit"

 Im stopping only because I dont want to sit here and type 100 more at least. 


Matt M                  P.S. JJ Cale's-Five is another one that comes to mind.

As marty has already said, "Many, many"...

Speaking categorically for myself, anything by Steely Dan.

Reaching back a little:  Electric Ladyland; Fragile; Close to the Edge; YesSongs; "Zuma".

Some albums from two bands I'd like to see get more "love":
"Wire Post to Wire"; "Swimmer"; "Albatross" - The Standard.
"The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy"; "You Know Who You Are" -  Nada Surf.

"Music for the Divine"; "The Way It Is" - Glenn Hughes.

Playing now:  "Transitive Verses" - Brookhaven

"Achtung Baby," baby!

Wow, lots of my favorites already mentioned, and I'll try to avoid duplication:

Workingman's Dead--Grateful Dead
Phases and Stages--Willie Nelson
We're Only in it for the Money--Zappa/Mothers
After the Gold Rush--Neil Young
Who Knows Where the Time Goes--Judy Collins
Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
Giant Steps--John Coltrane
The Inner Mounting Flame--Mahavishnu Orchestra
Aurora--Jean-luc Ponty
The Yes Album
Live in New York--Nirvana
Crosby, Stills & Nash (1st LP)

Any Dave Brubeck and T Monk (that I have.) Bella Fleck, etc.

I tend to get tired of songs with lyrics played over and over, but not instrumental jazz.