Share albums where EVERY SINGLE song is good

Springsteen- Born to Run

Everly Brothers- A date with the EB. (Huge influence on emerging band of the 60s and its all on this LP)
 

Van Morrison/ Moondance

The Doors

Thelonious Monk- Monks Music

F. Mac- Rumors

Beatles/ Sgt. Peppers

Eydie Gorme y Los Trio Los Panchos- Sabor a Mi

Chicago- Greatest Hits 

Miles Davis- Greates Hits

Stevie Wonder- Innervisions

Mozart- Eine K N Music, Budapest Quartet

A Clockwork Orange- (Beethoven and Rossini!)

Kokua Festival with jack Johnson and friends.  Live recorded album, great SQ and songs. Featuring: Dave Mathews, Tim Reynolds, willie Nelson, Taj Mahal, Eddie vedder, Jackson Browne, John Cruz, and more..  one of the best recorded Live albums that can be played top to bottom. Spacious sounding, like you’re there.. 

Elvis Golden Records Volume 1 thru 4.

Each one is a superb standalone album and each one interestingly distinct from the others.

I agree that there are many great albums start to finish, but glad fuzztone included Al Jarreau. 

Since you guys have covered great start-to-finish records of the 60's and 70's pretty well, here's a few great ones from the last 25-30 years that I've fallen in love with:

The Raconteurs - Consolers of the Lonely

Nirvana - Unplugged

Chris Stapleton - Traveller

Low Cut Connie - Private Lives

Gary Clark, Jr. - Blak and Blu

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Mojo

Metallica - Hardwired to Self-Destruct (the first disc, anyway)

The Dream Syndicate - How Did I Find Myself Here?

The Silver Jews - American Water

Jamey Johnson - Guitar Song