The best CD ever made.

[psychofiend]

Smashing Pumpkins' Siamese Dream has a huge array of feelings and is really their best CD, from the sad and tragic anti-suicide message in silverfuck to the happy feelings of today. It also was the CD that came before the hugely acclaimed Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.

[Razorback]

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Quiet is my favorite song off that CD.

As for the best CD ever made... Undertow (I should not have to say the name of the band).

RB

[johnbamforth]

Im going to say best cd ever made was Jimi Hendrix The experience .

[TomHarrington]

Somebody has to mention the Beatles. Guess that’ll be me. But I’m going to pass on naming an album. That’s a hornet’s nest I won’t trouble any time soon. Although clearly it’s the White Album.

[Efexeye]

As a standalone album, I'll take Pink Floyd's The Wall, even if I can't listen to it anynmore.
It's just too damn depressing to be so beautiful.

[Matt1]

The greatest album of all time is, hands down, Raw Power by Iggy and the Stooges. Please tell me someone else has heard this masterpiece?

[35mmCritic]

The best "CD's" ever made were recorded waaaaaaayyy before the cd existed. The best album of all time is Pink Floyd- Darkside of the Moon. This album has been in the top onehundred on the US Album charts every single year since 1968 when it came out. 35 strait years in the top one hundred, that pretty much tears it. Nothing in the nineties comes remotely close to that kind of impact. Ask ten fifteen year old kids if they like Siamese Dream, without saying SP's name and see what they say. Ask the same kids if they like Darkside and see what they say.

ranting, stopping, 35

[DarthMaulRat]

Hmmm... That's tough, all of Floyd's albums are like seperate audio sagas. I really can't compare The Wall to Darkside of the Moon to Wish You Were Here. But as for best album, its definitely a Pink Floyd album. Their albums are not about the number of hit songs but creating a singular journey that flows from one theme to the next. Not many albums are worth listening to from beginning to end. The only other album like that I can think of is Tommy.

[Matt1]

I enjoy the singular experience of a Pink Floyd album, but what I enjoy more is when an album continually surprises me, track after track. I like a little variety, some diversity.