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What's the last full album you listened to?
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Esiotrat
I like listening to whole albums, as I think they give me a better picture of where an artist was and what they were doing at a specific time.

So I thought it'd be cool to have a thread in which you could post what the last album you listened to the whole way through, and maybe a bit about it.


Last full album I listened to was Jeff Buckley's Grace.

That voice.. One of the finest you will ever hear. I have a deep appreciation for the lyrics. Standout tracks being Mojo Pin and Lover, You Should've Come Over.
I've heard this album in its entirety dozens of times, A great album regardless of how many times you hear it, albeit a bit depressing.
yukii
Last night in my car: Niņa Pastori.
Marcus Summers
The Streets - A Grand Don't Come For Free
Halcyon+On+On
Listening to individual tracks is something I haven't done habitually for quite some years. Not to put my nose up too high or something, but I almost always listen to an entire album all the way through if I am going to sit down and really listen to music. You either appreciate an artist's work in its entirety, or you just buzz from melody to melody, looking for what sounds catchy to your self-appropriated "sensibilities" at the time; though I suspect this is how all of us came to be together on a trance music site in the first place. :p

//Oh right. The last album I listened to was Coil's Astral Disaster. Hence the sig of wordiness.
lacksesepsotygh
in this very order:

Drax - Tales From The Mental Plane
Scan X - How To Make The Unpredictable Necessary?
The Detroit Escalator Company - Black Buildings
Basement Jaxx - Rooty
Roy Davis - Soul Electrica
The Detroit Escalator Company - Excerpts
Daft Punk - Homework
Stasis - From The Old To The New
Glenn Underground - Atmosfear
Amplified Orchestra - Disco Meltdown
Sushipunk
Propellerheads - Decksanddrumsandrockandroll
Excess
ive been listening to some awesome ambient albums that are put out by a free label i found through a friend. you can grab all their releases at http://softphase.org/netlabel/

cart sagan's ghost - at the end of it all and NCThompson - another quiet winter are my favorites
shaw
Tosca - No Hassle
infinity HiGH
Shad - TSOL
Joss Weatherby
The Raveonettes - Pretty in Black today for like the 100th time probably.

I almost always listen to full albums. A lot of the bands I like tend to be the ones that still believe in doing something decent across the entire length of the album.

xtr3m
Yoav - A Foolproof Escape Plan

Saw him live, too. Great talent.
Lews
Bedrock Compiled and Mixed by Jimmy Van M

John Digweed - Structures is next on my list, followed by Renaissance Worldwide: Singapore
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