A few I can think of right now:

AC/DC - If You Want Blood (maybe cheating a bit because it's a compilation of songs from different albums, but it's the best live album of all time to me and AC/DC at their rockingest.)

All Them Witches - Dying Surfer Meets His Maker or Nothing A The Ideal (both albums warrant a full playthrough almost always.)

Elephant Tree - Elephant Tree (my favorite album of the last decade)

Elder - Dead Roots Stirring (although Elder keep getting better and better, and are ever more amazing live, this album has a special place in my heart)

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (masterpiece from beginning to end.)

• The Foo Fighters - The Foo Fighters
• The Foo Fighters - The Color & The Shape
• 65daysofstatic - Wild Light
• Frank Turner - England Keep My Bones
• The Weakerthans - Left and Leaving

There isn't a note I'd change on any of those albums.

The Great War by Sabaton. Every song is a banger.

No love for QOTSA? At least 3 spectacular albums, in no particular order:

Like Clockwork, Songs for the Deaf, Villains (contentious, I know, but I love it)

The Orb - Orbvs Terrarvm

• KMFDM - Nihil
• Tool - Lateralus
• Dog Fashion Disco - Adultery

I'm late to the party but couldn't miss putting Daily Bread's album Invisible Cinema in the thread

Splendor and Misery by Clipping is phenomenal. A sci-fi hip-hop album that tells the story of an escaped slave who takes over the ship and forms a bond with the ship's AI. I love concept albums that tell a complete story and this is one of the best in my opinion

A Pleasant Shade of Gray - Fates Warning

Some of my picks would be: Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd, Wish you were Here - Pink Floyd, Random Access Memories - Daft Punk, Blue - Joni Mitchell, Betty Davis - Self titled, Mothership Connection - Parliament, Buena Vist Social Club - Self titled, Pat Metheny - Bright Size Life, Pat Metheny and Charlie Haden - Beyond the Missouri Sky, The Cat Empire - Self titled, Eryka Badu - Baduizm, Meshell Ndegeocello - Peace Beyond Passion, Jamiroquai - Emergency on Planet Earth, John Martyn - One World, Korn - Self titled, Pearl Jam - Ten, Rage Against the Machine - Self titled, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Mother's Milk

Imo, Animals - Pink Floyd. And I'm also very partial to The Wall xD

Ys by Joanna Newsom, gives me goosebumps almost every time I listen to it. Very much about real life, but presented like a fairytale. And the vocals are incomparable to anything else I've heard. If anyone has suggestions about similar albums, please let me know

I agree with a lot of what people have already mentioned, so I'll add a few I haven't seen yet

• Turnstile - Step 2 Rhythm
• Signs of the Swarm - The Disfigurement of Existence
• Cocteau Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas
• Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend
• Meshuggah - Obzen
• Panic at the Disco - Pretty Odd
• Fall Out Boy - Take This to Your Grave
• Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedicated
• Oso Oso - Sore Thumb
• Polyphia - New Levels New Devils

"Warrior" by Anilah is one of my favorites, not sure if it's technically an album or an EP. I don't even know what genre to call it. The closest things I know are neoclassical groups like Dargaard, but I don't think it fits under that label. It's definitely not metal either, maybe folk music or electronic?

i listen to a lot of songs from albums that have a lot of filler on them, but the one i always listen to straight through is born to run. thunder road is how every album should start, every side flip should be rewarded with born to run, and every album should end with jungleland.

throw-in: the sound of three fans clapping to welcome thunder road was also the perfect way to start the live set.