Studio:
Pink Floyd, Animals
Beatles, White Album
Led Zepplin I
Live:
Led Zep, Song Remains the Same
Doors, Absolutely Live
Rush, All the World's a Stage
Nothing compares to "Aquarium" by "Aqua"
This brave album pushed all boundaries of musical quality like no album before it.
The highlight of course being "Barbie Girl".
The deep social undertones, particularly my favorite line "Life in plastic, it's fantastic", hearkens to the sudden availability of cheap credit to the masses, leading to an uptick in living standards as extremely high end consumer goods became available to people who otherwise couldn't afford it before.
If you're looking for a riveting and deep experience, this journey through the soul in musical form will rock your world.
Tommy - The Who
Pet Sounds - Beach Boys
Blood on the Tracks - Dylan
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
Piano Man - Billy Joel
Abbey Road - Beatles
Communique - Dire Straits
Tapestry - Carole King
"Exile On Main Street" by the Rolling Stones merits a mention.
Yep best of the stones albums
Studio-in no particular order
London Calling=The Clash
Aqualung-Jethro Tull
LZ 1, 2, 4
Derek and the Dominoes
Blind Faith
Eat a Peach-Allman Brothers
Nantucket Sleigh Ride-Mountain
Automatic for the People-REM
Achtung Baby-REM
Blows against the Empire-"Jefferson Starship" In reality Kanter, Garcia Crosby, Slick, Hart, Peter Kaukonen
Live
U2-Live under Blood Red Sky
Cream-Farewell Concert
Europe 72-Grateful Dead
Filmore East-ABB
Achtung Baby is U2, and it's great, but I also loved Rattle and Hum. Joshua Tree is horribly overrated.