Found this on Facebook. :
"So here's an even more impossible challenge. The Perfect Album. No lists, just one record.
You have to believe that every track is sublime and presented in exactly the right order to maintain narrative and artistic consistency. All killer, no filler. You must be willing to defend every track convincingly, even under pain of torture (though that's highly unlikely to happen).
It has to be an album that you can never imagine yourself thinking 'Oooh, I'm not in the mood for that right now' because it will be an album that fits your every mood (although 'the album is so perfect/moving/exhausting/exhilarating/painful that I can't listen to it right now' will be accepted as a viable defence).
It must be the perfect length with the perfect cover (right down to the fonts).
Ideally, it should have had a profound effect in the broader world but I'm okay if it's just touched you or someone you know in a profound way even though no-one else ever heard it.
It doesn't have to be your favourite album, not by a long chalk. Just one
that you consider flawless.
In summation - a perfect musical artefact in every sense"
"So here's an even more impossible challenge. The Perfect Album. No lists, just one record.
You have to believe that every track is sublime and presented in exactly the right order to maintain narrative and artistic consistency. All killer, no filler. You must be willing to defend every track convincingly, even under pain of torture (though that's highly unlikely to happen).
It has to be an album that you can never imagine yourself thinking 'Oooh, I'm not in the mood for that right now' because it will be an album that fits your every mood (although 'the album is so perfect/moving/exhausting/exhilarating/painful that I can't listen to it right now' will be accepted as a viable defence).
It must be the perfect length with the perfect cover (right down to the fonts).
Ideally, it should have had a profound effect in the broader world but I'm okay if it's just touched you or someone you know in a profound way even though no-one else ever heard it.
It doesn't have to be your favourite album, not by a long chalk. Just one
that you consider flawless.
In summation - a perfect musical artefact in every sense"