Share albums where EVERY SINGLE song is good

I wonder what else we've forgotten?

The William Shatner, Don Johnson, Bruce Willis and Russell Crowe Quartet.

There have been many discussions on here about why audiophilia is dying. This thread is an interesting glimpse into the reason (or symptom). The average album age looks to be about 45 - 50 years. Which either means there are only us old people on here, or a bunch of old people in young people's bodies. Believe it or not, there are some great newer albums. Even spotless ones. Music availability has never been more prolific than it is now, which does make it harder to sift through all the crap, but gems are out there. Music doesn't end at age 20.

For instance, I didn't include EPs on my list, but if I had I might have included an album that is not too "modern" for "old" progressive rock-oriented audiophiles, and is audiophile-friendly, David Maxim Micic - Eco. Release date - 2015.

If you're into epic movie soundtracks, Brand X Music - Battle for Dawn might make this list. Heck, I'm not a huge soundtrack fan, but when I'm in the mood for loud epic music I always listen to this album all the way through, so I'm adding it to this thread's list. Release date - 2016.

I won't go into all the great modern metal. I know metal is outside the scope of most people here, but even if you got stuck on 70's or early 80's metal there's plenty of new stuff that would possibly make this list for some, like Dee Snider (from Twisted Sister) - For The Love Of Metal, release date - 2018. I dare say Dee is older than most people here, but he's rockin' harder than ever. He puts cheesy Twisted Sister to shame. My most-played album is the doom metal release Trees of Eternity - Hour of the Nightingale. Easily in my top three metal albums of all time. And I bought my first metal album in 1971, so it had to beat out thousands of albums for that honor. Release date - 2016.

Lyra Lynn, Plays Well With Others

https://leralynn.com/plays-well-with-others-pre-order

Gene Clark, No Other

www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8a8cutYP7focgLNtBH8B3EaCMLikq7Ur

And the album that turned me on to Clark, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, Raising Sand

@dmlaudio Thanks, I think Alvin Lee might have been sending a message with his opening guitar chords on the first song of the album. (One of These Days)

Nils Lofgren - Acoustic Live - Analogue Productions