Which artist's or band's whole discography is worth listening to?

[Orion]

Favorite Genres: Rock, Metal, Blues, & Jazz.
Favorite Rock sub-genres: Alt Rock (90s), Prog Rock, Grunge, Punk, Psychedelic Rock, and Blues Rock.
Favorite Metal sub-genres: Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, and Funk Metal.

[stuff]

Originally posted by Vild:

I never listened to Frank Zappa before. I'll try out a few of his songs first before listening to his albums.

Try Peaches En Regalia

[さとる]

1. Brian Jonestown Massacre (absolute legends)
2. Psychedelic P*rn Crumpets (underrated)
3. Courtney barnett (trippy in a good way)

[Top Cat]

That Shed music

[Top Cat]

Originally posted by BlackBloodRum:

Thin Lizzy.

Stunning reply

Prolly a pizz-take ;-)

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Nine Inch Nails
The Cure
The Birthday Massacre
Samsas Traum
Tool
Korn
Welle: Erdball
ASP

[Shiro♌]

Whole discography?

Then, somebody who just started out and has about one album or one single, then..
-> As we, you included, are bound to find some tracks more appealing to us than the other ones, making us in the end listen to some of them more than to those we don't find so appealing, possibly to the point of never listening to them ever again.

Anyway..
I'd guess..-

- Avril Lavigne (that's more of a pop/rock, rock alternatives)
- Greedy Invalid
- Saliva
- Smash Mouth (this one is a guess.. But most of their albums should be mor or less the same, right?).

[Nikalykos]

King Crimson
Sports
Pink Floyd
Masayoshi Takanaka
Mahavishnu Orchestra

[Paper Rival]

Built to Spill, All Get Out, Colour Revolt