Depends on what you call good, as I listen to a lot of musical variety. Here's a few I haven't seen yet:

The Needle and the Damage Done - Neil Young.

A Short Term Effect - the Cure (to name the most blatant one...)

Drugs - Roxy Music (I think, I mostly know covers - Eno and Ferry wrote it)

Rocket Man - Elton John

Space Oddity - David Bowie (if too vague, Ashes to Ashes verifies - ashes to ashes, funk to funky, we all know Major Tom's a junkie - strung out in heaven's high, hitting an all time low).

Research chemicals by the Viagra boys

animals as leaders and Jason Richardson II album

I've slowly been working through gojira and mastodon over the past year, and wasn't sure where to start with meshuggah so catch 33 it is! Thank you!

Also, never heard of Mr bungle so that will be fun since I have zero idea of what to expect with that

Diary of a Madman - Ozzy

Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones

Southern Harmony and Musical Companion - Black Crowes

Broken - Nine Inch Nails

Twisted Transistor - Korn

Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of the Moon, THE WHOLE ALBUM

Miles Davis and John Coltrane are top notch!

Listened to Young Team and it was cool. Will listen other albums too. Thanks!

Love some Dilla! In Space 15minute version is one my favorite pieces of music

Listening to a random song of his and I love it! Thanks!

It's about heroin (brownstone is slang) so absolutely.

Deep Purple in Rock. The cover is the band carved in Mt. Rushmore.

Passion and Warfare- Steve Vai IOU -Allen Holdsworth Rising Force by Yngwie Malmsteen

Remembered that after I posted. They both tend to blur in my mind.

Tinfoil and Turmoil - Billy Strings

Gorillaz - Demon Days

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon

Meshuggah - Catch 33

Mr. Bungle - Mr. Bungle

Elvis Costello - Armed Forces

Bob Mould - The Silver Age

Gang of Four - Entertainment

Titus Andronicus - The Monitor

https://open.spotify.com/track/4NdNg1S0VTdkRujAre1ILs?si=99Bguk4hRJ-BqiJI4yvmDA&utm_source=copy-link

Those are some amazing albums. I was late to the party with the deftones, but have greatly enjoyed exploring their discography.

"S.C.I.E.N.C.E." by Incubus

""Blast Tyrant" by Clutch

"Physical Graffiti" by Led Zeppelin

"The Mollusk" by Ween

"Transistor" by 311

Honorable mention: "DOWN 2: A Bustle In Your Hedgerow" by DOWN

Bringing it Back / Kansas, Panama Red / New Riders of the Purple Sage, Last Days of May / Blue Oyster Cult.

This is DEFINITELY an instance where you separate the art from the artist.

Van halen-5150

Ozzy- the ultimate sin

Living colour- vivid

Seven mary three- american standard

The Beatles: Revolver - The masterful magnum opus of one of the most influential rock bands in history.

The Who: Who's Next - My favorite album of all time. Every track could have been a single.

Steely Dan - Aja: Steely Dan is my favorite American rock artist by far, and this is, for good reason, their defining album.

Pearl Jam - Ten: My favorite American album. Constantly great grunge rock.