Albums that you listen to straight through / start to finish whenever you put them on!

This thread is very apropos to me. For 40 years my listening sessions were restricted, and so I got in the habit of only listening to favorite tracks. I became passably good at positioning the tonearm such that the stylus lowers into the inter-track gap on the record.
I'm retired now, with more time to listen. I've had my old turntable (and other gear) serviced. I'm breaking the favorites habit and listening more to the whole album. Linda Ronstadt's "Don't Cry Now," "Prisoner In Disguise," and "Heart Like a Wheel" have gotten 2-side play of late, and I hadn't listened to Linda at all for maybe 25 years. I just picked up Van Morrison's "Three Chords and the Truth," and listened to a side the other day right before dinner. Good stuff, and I'm getting more enjoyment out of the music.

Pretty much all of them... I'm lazy that way.

However, some standouts are anything from "Land Of Kush" or "Bardo Pond". Kind of funny because neither of those bands are easy listening. YMMV

Many already mentioned, plus

Dirty Vegas - Dirty Vegas
Bjork - Debut

Anything by Bach and Mozart, greatest musicians who ever lived beyond all doubt .

Anything by Bach and Mozart, greatest musicians who ever lived beyond all doubt .

It must be true because I cannot imagine to contest it with my own preference, for example in the case of Mozart...Because my preference will appear precisely like that: only my preference....

I think it is a fact, Bach and Mozart gives to their music some "constant" high level of perfect form/emotion ratio and this was never really surpassed, on these 2 counts, by any other composer to this day...

The last factor would be the sheer astounding numbers of opus with these 2 factors in them....