Share albums where EVERY SINGLE song is good

Thanks for all the suggestions---those of us into analog love any album where every song is good since we can't FF or skip.

Many above i agree and own (Waiting for Colombus, Clapton Unplugged, Brothers in Arms and Aja in particular) but i see a total lack of "Country" or "Country Rock" so i have a couple in that category as well as some others i have not seen:

Asleep at the Wheel—Wheelin’ & Dealin

Jimmy Buffett—A1A

Joe Bonamassa—Live From Royal Albert Hall

SRV—Texas Flood (kinda surprised i didn't see this above)

Willis Alan Ramsey—his only album, although you have to forgive "Muskrat Love" which is the worst song on the album but many like it

Zac Brown Band—The Foundation

@jssmith   I think the key here is that you're a guitar player and a couple of the songs bore you from both playing and listening viewpoints.  Fair enough--maybe we should split these lists into categories for musicians and non-musicians and further by under the influence or not under the influence ?

@jssmith BTW who is your favorite guitar player ?  I'm torn between Gary Clark Jr. and Joe Bonamassa--when younger it was Chet Atkins

@jssmith Ooops--forgot to mention Eric in my top 3

@jssmith and now to prove i haven't had coffee yet i saw that you said Buckethead--sorry

@jssmith 

I do find that being under the influence strongly changes my opinions in a "Everything is Beautiful..." sort of way.  Knowing zip about Johnston, Malmsteen and Batio i look forward to listening--i'm always looking for good guitar music i haven't heard and while i tend to be analog-oriented i'm not living in a cave and will stream them--thanks and Happy New Year

@rettrussell 

almost put Kiko on my list too but there are a couple duds IMO--still, with so many good songs i can see why

@mjmcubfn I'm a part-time country audiophile when i go to the lake in S Dak for the summer and that's all i get to hear--i agree with whoever said "not much of a fan of the new country" --every song sounds the same with the same chord progression--so not so much audiophile material 

I almost put "No Fences" on my list--the first 12 songs are stellar--but  i always stop the music when it comes to the last two...