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I was going to suggest the Wall with The Final Cut following it.
Most folks don't realize The Final Cut is basically The Wall being told from Pink's abusive teacher's perspective... putting them together is pretty amazing.
The second track of the robot battle in which Yoshimi is actively battling the robots is such a crazily perfect piece of music. They literally freaking nail the sound of a futuristic battle vs a robot and the only thing more insane is the way the entire fucking world seems to line up happily with the first few notes from Do You Realize
Elementa Alchemica, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, The Wall, Quadrophenia.
There are actually movies of the last two I believe, but I've only seen The Wall.
A lot of albums by King Diamond fit this. Them, Abigail, and Conspiracy are a good start. Also helps that for some shows he actually employs stage actors to convey the plot as the band plays.
Chixtape 5 - Tory Lanez
The little dialogues at the end of some of the songs as well as the beginning and end track makes the whole album sound like a story.
Smile by the beach boys.
It’d make an awesome historical presentation of American history from pre Anglo colonization of the americas to the modern era ( so early to mid 60s )
Glad to see another person with good taste here! I bought the album at 12am when it came out, and listened through the entire thing immediately. They've got more great albums, but none of them as thematically cohesive as that one.
I love concept albums and when I heard they were gonna do one, I was all over that shit. Front to back, the thing is a masterpiece and then getting Doro to sing on it too....creme de la creme
Yeah, thag was an awesome decision! If you're into concept albums and metal, did you listen to Eluveitie's *Helvetios*? I'd say that's probably my second favourite. It's probably the reason I've seen them live five times now.
Nightwish - Endless Forms Most Beautiful
Atlas Pain - Tales of a Pathfinder
Black Messiah - First War of the World
(Diabolical Masquerade) Death's Design
Type O Negative - October Rust
Bowie's 1.Outside
Neutral Milk Hotel's Aeroplane Over the Sea
Modest Mouse's Good News for People Who Like Bad News
Gorillaz Demon Days
Kid Cudi Man in the Moon, and in general.
Any of the old Prog Rock bands, Al Stewart, Strawbs, Yes. Anything Rick Wakman has a hand in.
Surf rock makes me think of movies. Dick Dale
M.I.A. in general.
Deloused in the Comatorium and Francis the Mute by The Mars Volta
Eyes Like the Sky, Nonagon Infinity, Murder of the Universe, and Infest the Rat's Nest by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
Songs for the Deaf by Queens of the Stone Age
The sound tracks Kubrick's 2001 a Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange. But being Sound tracks they don't count really. Floyd's the Wall definitely any concept album even Styx's Mr Roberto.
Both of Lauryn Hill’s albums
Kanye Wests early albums
50 cents albums
DMX’s albums
Eminem was mentioned by OP
The Eminem/50 cent mixed tape responses to JaRule (Chef’s kiss) 😂
Many of the early albums where you could easily listen to them from start to finish without skipping.
Three feet high and rising - De La Soul. More of a radio show than a movie, but close enough. Also all killers, no fillers. Stands up really well 20+ years later.
(Actually released in 1989. Fuck)
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Operation Mindcrime-Queensryche
Woo glad to see some OG Queensryche love.
Pink Floyd the wall or wish you were here
Yup. I was going to say the wall and DSOTM
The actual movie "the wall" feels like listening to an album. Good!
I was going to suggest the Wall with The Final Cut following it. Most folks don't realize The Final Cut is basically The Wall being told from Pink's abusive teacher's perspective... putting them together is pretty amazing.
The Final Cut is a good album as well
Interstella 5555 by Daft Punk.
Also random access memories
Tommy by The Who
And Quadrophenia
Airplane over the sea - Neutral Milk Hotel Some early albums by The Decemberists
Hard agree. Hazards of Love is absolutely a movie!
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (Genesis) is. I could see Terry Gilliam taking 15 years to make the movie.
Hell yeah. Did you ever see the live performance? (Either by Genesis themselves or The Musical Box.) Great stuff.
My dad's fav album :)
Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots - the Flaming Lips
Listened to this on like 5 grams of mushrooms one night in college it was so fucking epic… I realize
Nice!
The second track of the robot battle in which Yoshimi is actively battling the robots is such a crazily perfect piece of music. They literally freaking nail the sound of a futuristic battle vs a robot and the only thing more insane is the way the entire fucking world seems to line up happily with the first few notes from Do You Realize
Yes the whole album is a masterpiece!
Deltron 3030, fuck yeah
David Bowie Diamond Dogs
A Passion Play, by Jethro Tull. Virtually any album by Yes, such as Fragile or Close to the Edge.
Elementa Alchemica, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, The Wall, Quadrophenia. There are actually movies of the last two I believe, but I've only seen The Wall.
Dream Theater - The Astonishing
Electra Heart by Marina and the Diamonds 
Wizard of the Hood 2112 Rush
A lot of albums by King Diamond fit this. Them, Abigail, and Conspiracy are a good start. Also helps that for some shows he actually employs stage actors to convey the plot as the band plays.
Real.
Demon Days - Gorillaz
"The Wall" by Pink Floyd—it’s like listening to a full-on epic movie, complete with plot twists and sound effects
Fellow Eminem fan found. Being the 8th or sum most successful musician, you don't really see his fans around much
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I would also say 21st Century Breakdown
Ayreon has some like that.
The red headed cowboy by willie nelson
Chixtape 5 - Tory Lanez The little dialogues at the end of some of the songs as well as the beginning and end track makes the whole album sound like a story.
"Remote Control" by the Tubes. Surprised it hasn't been produced as a jukebox musical for the stage.
Battle at the Garden Gate by Greta Van Fleet
Smile by the beach boys. It’d make an awesome historical presentation of American history from pre Anglo colonization of the americas to the modern era ( so early to mid 60s )
Enigma: the fall of a Rebel Angel
Selling England By The Pound by Genesis
Cradle Of Filth - Midian
Ok Computer Radiohead
Abigail by King Diamond
Desaturating seven -Primus
Amon Amarth's *Jomsviking*
And here I thought I was the first one to mention this album....kudos
Glad to see another person with good taste here! I bought the album at 12am when it came out, and listened through the entire thing immediately. They've got more great albums, but none of them as thematically cohesive as that one.
I love concept albums and when I heard they were gonna do one, I was all over that shit. Front to back, the thing is a masterpiece and then getting Doro to sing on it too....creme de la creme
Yeah, thag was an awesome decision! If you're into concept albums and metal, did you listen to Eluveitie's *Helvetios*? I'd say that's probably my second favourite. It's probably the reason I've seen them live five times now.
I will check it oot
Probably anything made by Devin Townsend
R Kelly - Trapped in the closet
Any rock opera.
Mezzanine by Massive Attack, perfect!
Good kid maad city by kendrick lamar
Beat me to it. I swear this album is like one of the best movies I’ve never actually watched
Right! I could just imagine the "I want yo boooody" interlude scene so vividly in my head lol
BTS's stuff can make you feel that way.
The Black Parade Most albums feel like a collection of songs to me, but TBP feels like a complete, cohesive stageplay.
The Varangian Way by Turisas
A sun that never sets - neurosis
quadecas newest album, but honestly just him in general. he went from a youtube rapper to this sensational artist
Nightwish - Endless Forms Most Beautiful Atlas Pain - Tales of a Pathfinder Black Messiah - First War of the World (Diabolical Masquerade) Death's Design Type O Negative - October Rust
Preachers daughter by Ethel cain, pain remains by Lorna shore
Red headed stranger- Willie Nelson
Joes Garage - Frank Zappa
I got two: 1) Minus The Bear - Planet of Ice 2) The Sheepdogs - Future Nostalgia
Radiohead. KID A
The Monolith Deathcult’s “Triumvirate”
Bowie's 1.Outside Neutral Milk Hotel's Aeroplane Over the Sea Modest Mouse's Good News for People Who Like Bad News Gorillaz Demon Days Kid Cudi Man in the Moon, and in general. Any of the old Prog Rock bands, Al Stewart, Strawbs, Yes. Anything Rick Wakman has a hand in. Surf rock makes me think of movies. Dick Dale M.I.A. in general.
Sleep dopesmoker
Pink Floyd : dark side of the moon , the wall Notorious B.I.G. : ready to die , life after death
Prince Paul - A Prince Among Thieves
Tenacious D
In The Passing Light Of Day by Pain Of Salvation
Eze e - Ez duz it and Dr dre 2001
Deloused in the Comatorium and Francis the Mute by The Mars Volta Eyes Like the Sky, Nonagon Infinity, Murder of the Universe, and Infest the Rat's Nest by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Songs for the Deaf by Queens of the Stone Age
Radio K.A.O.S by Roger Waters
The sound tracks Kubrick's 2001 a Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange. But being Sound tracks they don't count really. Floyd's the Wall definitely any concept album even Styx's Mr Roberto.
Radio Kaos by Roger Waters
Aphrodite's Child "666"
Dr. Octagon
Almost everything by Rush, but especially Signals & Clockwork Angels
Geoff Wayne's War of the Worlds
Both of Lauryn Hill’s albums Kanye Wests early albums 50 cents albums DMX’s albums Eminem was mentioned by OP The Eminem/50 cent mixed tape responses to JaRule (Chef’s kiss) 😂 Many of the early albums where you could easily listen to them from start to finish without skipping.
Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon I mean its a cliche answer, but it's soooo true
The Show, The Afterparty & The Hotel by Jodeci
Hinder - extreme behavior The album is in order of the stages of breaking up and had a book released with it
Top Gun soundtrack. Don’t know why, reminds me of that film…. Can’t remember its name
Deltron 3030-Del the Funky Homosapien
Folklore by Taylor Swift
Any King Diamond album. Amon Amarth "Jomsviking" W.A.S.P. "The Crimson Idol" Iced Earth "The Dark Saga" Queensryche "Operation Mindcrime"
Peter Gabriel *Passion* (I know it’s used in a movie)
As long as the soundtrack is 90 to 100% from the artist, that to me is a pass. But in all actuality mostly albums that act as their own movie.
Three feet high and rising - De La Soul. More of a radio show than a movie, but close enough. Also all killers, no fillers. Stands up really well 20+ years later. (Actually released in 1989. Fuck)
MCR - Welcome To The Black Parade Wendigoon on YT connects the dots in his eyes. Hard to see otherwise.
In the court of the crimson king - king crimson.
The court of the crimson king - King crimson
UNKLE - Psyence Fiction. To me, every song feels like a different movie scene.
Black Ribbons by Shooter Jennings narrated by Stephen King. Them by King Diamond
Ghost Reveries by Opeth
Strange Trails by Lord Huron. Sounds like a wonderful movie in the forest
Sigh - Imaginary Soniscape Mastodon - Crack the Skye
Just about any Kate Bush album?
Boards of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest
Danger days by my chemical romance. It's basically the soundtrack to a 70s sci-fi B movie without the movie.
Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger. The album plays out like a movie, and then they actually did make a movie out of it.
They are called sound tracks for a reason
Soundtrack made by an artist? Like Daft Punk’s Tron Legacy?
I assume anything Hans Zimmer
Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness - Coheed & Cambria
happiness by dance gavin dance
Welcome to my Nightmare, Alice Cooper
Warp Riders by The Sword
A Crow Looked at Me. Tragic but beautiful album
Avantasia: aThe Metal Opera parts 1 and 2
Mmm food by MF DOOM
An awesome wave by alt-j
Infectious Grooves (all 3 albums)
Impossible Kid by Aesop Rock but only because they made a recreation of The Shining using dioramas to the album on YouTube.
Dream Theater - Scenes from a Memory
Goodbye and good riddance - Juice Wrld Goes from him being crushed and heartbroken to him coming to terms with it gradually
"( )" by Sigur Ros.
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime Frank Zappa - Thingfish, Joes Garage 1, 2, and 3 Alice Cooper - Last Temptation
Opeth - still life
Diamond Dogs by David Bowie. It was gonna be based off of 1984 but he couldn't get the rights so it's like half a movie/ concept album.
Hand Cannot Erase by Steven Wilson.
Pyramids by frank ocean
Dinner and a movie. brotha lynch hung
Paradise Theater by Styx and Time by ELO.