Are there any albums you consider perfect?


My daughter gave me an ipod for my birthday and I have been loading music to it slowly. As a perxon who listens to albums start to finish I have been loading albums I consider high quality beginning to end.
Makes me wonder how many perfect albums there are out there. Steely Dan's "Pretzel Logic" is to me perfect. What I mean by perfect is not one sound needs to be added or subtracted to make it better. Funny thing is, "Pretzel Logic" is not my favorite Steely Dan album, but its sound is perfect. I can only come up with a few.
Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here"
Tears For Fears, "Songs From The Big Chair"

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Here's some I wouldn't want to live without..

Alan Parson "I Robot"
Black Sabbath "Paranoid"
Simon & Garfunkel "Bookends"
Elton John "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"
Neil Young "Massey Hall 1971"
Lucinda Williams "Live at Filmore West"
Graham Nash "Songs For Beginners"
Traveling Wilburys "Vol. 1"
Richard Thompson "Pour Down Like Silver"
ZZ Top "Tres Hombres"
Manfred Mann "The Roaring Silence"
Family Band "Grace & Lies"
Van Morrison "Moondance"
Jackson Browne "The Pretender"
America "S/T"
Dire Straits "Communique"
Shawn Colvin "Steady On"
Mary Gauthier "Trouble & Love"
Heart "Dog & Butterfly"
Mazzy Star "Seasons Of Your Day"
Bob Seger  "Beautiful Loser"
Matthew Sweet "Girlfriend"
Tracy Chapman "S/T"
The Jayhawks "Rainy Day Music"
Chris Isaak "San Francisco Days"
Blood Sweat & Tears "S/T"
Chicago "Transit Authority"








Mary Gauthier's Trouble & Love! Good one astro. I have to get all her albums.

The Everest SDBR LP with iconic album art work by Steinwitz of Stravinsky's Symphony in Three Movements coupled with Ebony Concerto played by Woody Herman and his band for whom it was dedicated. The dynamics and performance of the symphony by LSO and Goossens (who premiered The Rite of Spring in England) is still reference and believe me I have heard them all!  Recorded in three track half inch tape in the first class acoustics of Walthamstow Assembly Hall it is a great listening comparison to the Ebony recorded in 35mm three track magnetic film at the Belock Record Studio in Bayside New York. This one LP, loaned from the local public record library around 1969 in the inferior Transatlantic UK pressing, has cost me thousands in record collecting and Hi Fi equipment. Today the album cover is framed and hanging in my music room.... I'm still married and solvent. 

Norah Jones Come Away With Me.  

Beach Boys Surfs Up  

King Crimson Court of the Crimson King