Pink Floyd - The Wall

Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage

Blind Guardian - Nightfall in Middle Earth

Styx - Paradise Theater

Tool - 10,000 Days

Besides The Wall, - The Final Cut, Wish You Were Here, Animals.

Alice Cooper Goes To Hell

Alice Cooper - Welcome To My Nightmare

Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination

The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Are we not men?

Virtually anything by King Diamond
Quite a few by Fear Factory, Rush, Lady Gaga, The Smashing Pumpkins


And also Ahab "The Call of the Wretched Sea", because I have been listening to the hell out of this one for a while.

My Chemical Romance-The Black Parade, My Chemical Romance-Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge, My Chemical Romance-I brought you my bullets, you brought me your love, My Chemical Romance-Danger Days. Do they have anymore albums? Ah probably not. Pretty sure that's all of them. . Green Day-American Idiot, Green Day-21st Century Breakdown. Christina Aguilera-Back to basics. Meatloaf-Bat out of hell 1, 2, and 3. David Bowie-Space Odyssey

Iron Maiden - 7th Son Of A 7th Son

Iron Maiden - A Matter Of Life And Death

Jethro Tull- "Thick as a Brick" and "A Passion Play"

The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars-David Bowie

"Tales From Topographic Oceans" Yes

2112 Rush (Side 1)

Queensryche- Operation Mindcrime: Made in 1988, it's wild to think that the story within the music still holds true to today. Religion, Politics, drugs, love, lust, dispair, hope....these themes all rolled into a story about Nicky, a strung out nodbody who falls in love with a whore and falls prey to the whims of a madman named Doctor X. The album is beautifully written, and the lyrics haunt you until the end. I realize that The Wall will rank number one to most when it comes to concept albums. But I never felt an attachment to that album the way I did with Mindcrime. Eyes of a Stranger is one of greatest rock songs period.

Public Enemy- Fear of a Black Planet: Probably the most important album ever made.

Iron Maiden- Seventh Son of A Seventh Son: Most underappreciated album they did.

Damn, Goofball said the one I was thinking of, Queensryche's Operation Mindcrime.

I think Mudvayne's album L.D. 50 falls in the here too according to the band, they said it was a concept album.

Dream Theater also has quite a few concept albums.

Sargent Pepper Lonely Heart Club Band - The Beatles

Tommy - The Who

Quadrophinia - The Who

Antichrist Superstar - Marilyn Manson

The Downward Spiral - NIN



Nice props for Seventh Son. I was just at that show. It was badass!!!

Concept albums always fascinate me! I think they interest me the same way that a movie character does :). I just love the way someone can create a new character out of nowhere. If any of those characters on them concept albums, never became an album theme, I wonder if any would have been made into a movie instead. Sorry. My imagination tends to run away with me quite a lot.

The Metal Opera I & II - Avantasia

Listen to it or else.

Coheed & Cambria has some pretty good ones.

A Passion Play-Jethro Tull

http://youtu.be/yVDUTX3g94A