Albums with no bad tracks.

Braziliance

Suede - Coming up

Killers - Hot Fuss

Rise Against - The Sufferer & the Witness

Motionless in White - Scoring the end of the World

The Prodigy - The Fat of the Land

Bring me the Horizon - Sempiternal (The holy grail) 

superdulvertonred

Goodbye yellow brick road Elton John
Never a dull moment and Every picture tells a story both Rod Stewart 

Redskin

The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks

Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys

Parade - Prince

La Mer - Debussy

Systems of Romance - Ultravox 

Revolver - The Beatles

Return of the Super Ape - Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Upsetters 

Five Leaves Left - Nick Drake

Another Music in a Different Kitchen - The Buzzcocks

The Mikado - Gilbert & Sullivan

Kind of Blue - Miles Davis

Innervisions - Stevie Wonder 

Jints

Redskin said:

The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society - The Kinks

Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys

Parade - Prince

La Mer - Debussy

Systems of Romance - Ultravox 

Revolver - The Beatles

Return of the Super Ape - Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Upsetters 

Five Leaves Left - Nick Drake

Another Music in a Different Kitchen - The Buzzcocks

The Mikado - Gilbert & Sullivan

Kind of Blue - Miles Davis

I'd never be able to pick a favourite album but I listen to Pet Sounds and Kind of Blue at least one a month 

RichmondSE10Exile

Court and Spark - Joni Mitchell

Back in Black - AC DC

Heavy Horses - Jethro Tull

sillav nitram

The Yes Album
Fragile
Close to the Edge all by Yes.

AndyG

bat out of hell… meatloaf

CafcWest

Led Zeppelin 1 - Led Zeppelin
Grace - Jeff Buckley
Horses - Patti Smith

charltonbob

Psychedelic Furs Made of Rain (released 4 years ago but only just discovered it) Wow first album in 31 years & sound as good as ever, this is brilliant.

jimmymelrose

Elthamaddick said:

after watching last night, Elton could comfortably fill a double greatest hits album without a bad track on it

But surely we’re talking about studio albums here. A greatest hits by its own definition wouldn’t have a weak track.

I’ll throw another one into the ring:

Plans by Death Cab for Cutie.

eastterrace6168

Powerslave - Iron Maiden
The Number of The Beast - Iron Maiden

DaveMehmet

eastterrace6168 said:

Powerslave - Iron Maiden
The Number of The Beast - Iron Maiden

Powerslave is a great album. I saw them at the Hammersmith Odeon on the album tour, they were brilliant.

Bailey

Pet Sounds, Beach Boys, ( Really is a Brian Wilson solo album though)
No Pier Pressure, Brian Wilson
Dusty in Memphis, Dusty Springfield, ( although she actually recorded it in New York )
Time, ELO 
Forever Changes, Love

eastterrace6168

In Rock - Deep Purple
Machine Head - Deep Purple

ken_shabby

Systems of Romance - Ultravox!
Ha! ha! ha! - Ultravox!

Leroy Ambrose

Depeche Mode - Violator
Deftones - White Pony
Faith No More - Angel Dust
Sleep Token - Take Me Back To Eden
Lush - Split
Radiohead - OK Computer
Carcass - Necroticism
Dayseeker - Sleeptalk
Manchester Orchestra - A Black Mile To The Surface
Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger
Therapy? - Troublegum
Powerslave - Iron Maiden
Bjork - Post
Metallica - And Justice For All
Architects - Holy Hell
Alice In Chains - Dirt
Spiritbox - Eternal Blue
Curve - Cuckoo

eastterrace6168

Straight Shooter - Bad Company...

SuedeAdidas

No Love Lost - The Rifles
The Dreamer Evasive - Apartment

Rufus is a dogs name

It's been mentioned already but seeing as it's 11 years old today...

Arctic Monkeys - AM