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About 12 years ago Faith No More played king for a day in its entirety. Wish they'd play Angeldust too

Frightened Rabbit did “The Midnight Organ Fight” for that albums 10th anniversary. I’m pretty sure Jimmy Eat World did the same thing with “Clarity”

Pretty much the reason bands still make albums.

This is one reason I love how there's a "last added" Playlist in my library. I can scroll randomly through it and play some music I found, one after another, from a completely different time in my life.

In 2008, Sparks played their 21 albums in 21 nights...

http://allsparks.com/sparks-live-spectacular-21-albums-in-21-nights/

Between the Buried and Me have done this at various point with almost every album they’ve released.

Mastodon has done it with most of theirs, too.

Pink Floyd has many, many times.

Primus, Glassjaw, The Mars Volta, Failure, Father John Misty, AFI, Brand New, Thrice, Coheed & Cambria, Dredg, Smashing Pumpkins, City & Colour, Alkaline Trio… those are just ones that I’ve seen do just this.

Lots and lots of rock bands do this when they’ve had several albums and one album in particular was most successful / well-known.

Yea, I've done that my whole life, which in the CD age was an expensive method, as I'd be constantly going back to my local Strawberries record store to get another chunk of discography. Then in the internet era I'd get re-obsessed all over again and download/discover all the rarer EP's, B-sides and compilation only tracks until there was literally nothing left to digest.

U2 did a world tour for the 30th anniversary of Joshua Tree and they played the entire album in order at each show

Was this recent? Duran Duran literally played a free concert in my city 2 years ago and like no one showed up.

I'm in my 60's and we bought the latest album by(Bowie, Deep Purple, Floyd, Yes, Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Genesis).We would devour the album cover info, band members, producers, session and back up players.Online listening deprives you of that enjoyment.Today, people listen cocooned in their personal headphone space,we would see pals with an album under their arm and you would ask what's that? It's the new Yes album "Whoa,can I borrow it"? And Soo it went!!

It’s horrible! And the fees are outrageous as well. I think dynamic pricing and an overabundance of resellers are two of the big problems plaguing us ticket buyers.

The fact that I am getting two shows for Metallica compared to me trying to get tickets for blink. Which were running around 100 bucks at the time during their botched presale rip off prices.mind u I payed 40 bucks more for 2 SHOWS for Metallica compared to 100 for 1 show for blink that I said no thank u to lol

I very rarely see stadium shows. It's harder to gouge prices for general admission.

I wasn't like that before, but it's becoming a habit of mine too. FKJ came out with an album last year and I was hooked on it, listening to FKJ every day. Then I recently discovered Polyphia and was listening to their songs on repeat. Then I saw Vulfpeck had a new album and I've been re-listening to their whole discography multiple times.

Yes.

All very great recommendations😊 thank you everyone ! 🫶🏻

I think Steely Dan did a tour where they played a different album each night.

Nooooo. Nobody else in the entire world listens to music that way. You're the only one. You're totally unique.

Come on.

Megadeth did it with the Rust in Peace album Nuclear Assault did it with the Handle With Care album Just two that I can remember off hand

Of all the bands I've seen live, the only one I remember doing a full album all the way through was Queensryche doing Operation Mindcrime. That was pretty cool.

I don't think they ever did the entire album all the way through. Would have been cool if they had, though.

Don't do that to me! I still remember hearing about them when they were a local band playing at Long Wong's bar in Tempe, AZ and I was still to young to get into their shows.

Yes. I went to buy Duran Duran floor tickets and the cheapest were over $250. I’m not paying $500 to see anyone unless Elvis comes back from the dead and MJ is the opening act.

Flood would be great, but I'd really love to see TMBG do Apollo 18 live in its entirety- including all parts of Fingertips!