Rigma: Albums with good mixing/production?

Stereochrome1 01.23.17	Rumours - Fleetwood Mac Symbolic - Death In Rainbows - Radiohead Aja - Steely Dan Abbey Road or Revolver - The Beatles Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine It Still Moves - My Morning Jacket Panopticon - ISIS
menawati 01.23.17	priest - sad wings many radiohead albums like fking hell yes even songs i hate i less hate a lot many steely dan zep - graffiti cant remember any more right now
Avagantamos 01.23.17	cannibal ox - the cold vein
Frippertronics 01.23.17	Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson most Ryuichi Sakamoto albums, especially Playing the Piano and Thousand Knives Can - Landed
FullOfSounds 01.23.17	Basically any post metal classic. Uhh Mezzanine is like the best thing ever production wise
KILL 01.23.17	rush - moving pictures steven wilson - the raven that refused to sing and aja yea, gaucho sounds incredible too
Stereochrome1 01.23.17	Basically any Steely Dan album where they went way over budget on production.
GeorgeWBush 01.23.17	Radiohead [3], especially In Rainbows and Kid A.
TVC15 01.23.17	My favorite produced album is Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar. It only get loud on songs that it needs to be and the songs in general have an unbelievable atmosphere to them, like I'm watching a horror b-movie in the attic of a haunted house on a rainy day. Every song has so much layers that you can't catch in simply one listen My favorite production job that was not done by Trent Reznor or any other industrial artist is for Tears For Fears' The Seeds of Love. The instrumentation is incredibly lush and it feels like I'm in the same room all the musicians in each song are jamming in because of how clearly defined everything is Other albums off the top of my head would be: MGMT - Congratulations (a loud album that seldom clips and every instrument can be heard clearly, a very rare feat for any album with an avg of 4 db) Mayhem - De Mysteriis dom Sathanas (my favorite production job on a black metal album, proof that the audio doesn't have to be fucked in order to be kvlt) Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking (Yeah it's still kinda 80s sounding but wow does every song hit you like a brick on the head) The Beatles - Revolver (George Martin's production on any Beatles album is gold really, this is my personal favorite because of how busy it is yet everything comes together perfectly) Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (Not one of my favorites by the band but Jimmy Page is an innovative producer and this is still a marvel to listen to at a production point of view) Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (You already got DSOTM so great pick!)
FullOfSounds 01.23.17	Let's not forget about Disintegration
menawati 01.23.17	"Can - Landed" hell yes, so underrated that thing too
FullOfSounds 01.23.17	Like man that album's production is so perfect for the right moments it makes me sick
TVC15 01.24.17	FOS does it specifically make you Homesick?
BlazinBlitzer 01.24.17	Porcupine Tree's The Sky Moves Sideways had production ahead of its time, but there's already a lot of good answers here.
anat 01.24.17	take your pick of spoon's discog tv on the radio - dear science
Frippertronics 01.24.17	pretty much any Can album post-Tago Mago sounds fucking incredible because they actually managed to get a decent budget and equipment
Frippertronics 01.24.17	Landed being the apex of their capabilities in the studio
TVC15 01.24.17	Oh fuck Resident's Eskimo has mind blowing production too
TheSpirit 01.24.17	Motley Crue's self-titled, whatever your opinion of the songwriting, has amazing production
MistaCrave 01.24.17	Jeff Rosenstock - We Cool? Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness Grouper - DADDUAH
ianblxdsoe 01.24.17	deafheaven - sunbather, knuckle puck copacetic, anything radiohead, la dispute - wildlife, either of the last two underoath albums, revolver, the greatest generation by the wonder years, touche amore's debut album, dark side of the moon, fuck even the new aversions crown has kinda dope production
Avagantamos 01.24.17	pepe deluxe - queen of the wave
RogueNine 01.24.17	Elder - Lore
menawati 01.24.17	"pepe deluxe - queen of the wave" yes
YetAnotherBrick 01.24.17	My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Hiatus Kaiyote - Choose Your Weapon Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea Niechec - s/t Women - Public Strain The Dillinger Escape Plan - Ire Works
bgillesp 01.24.17	Strapping Young Lad- Alien
theBoneyKing 01.24.17	Spoon's discog [2] Stimming - Alpe Lusia Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (pretty much my favorite album in general too, every sound is just perfectly balanced and so evocative)
theBoneyKing 01.24.17	"Have a Nice Life - Deathconsciousness" ^ I woundn't say that has very good production, in general it's pretty lo-fi and while that suits the album stylistically I don't think that's what this guy is asking about with this list.
betray 01.24.17	suicide silence - the cleansing
AlexKzillion 01.24.17	Periphery II
bgillesp 01.24.17	And Juggernaut. But NOT PIII
Artuma 01.24.17	"I woundn't say that has very good production, in general it's pretty lo-fi and while that suits the album stylistically I don't think that's what this guy is asking about with this list" dude asked for good production and that album definitely has good production so i don't see the problem
teamster 01.24.17	Enshine
RadicalEd 01.24.17	Bonobo - The North Borders Kanye West - MBDTF Dire Straits - Making Movies Pink Floyd - All the albums of the Golden era tbh Uyama Hiroto - A Son of the Sun
Madbutcher3 01.24.17	low key i think None So Vile has really amazing production, except for maybe the snare Artificial Brain - Labyrinth Constellation Spiritual Beggars - Ad Astra Failure - Fantastic Planet Dream Theater - Awake Pet Shop Boys - Behavior U.K. - U.K.
TwigTW 01.24.17	Burial - Untrue Bjork - Homogenic Talking Heads - Remain In Light Bob Marley - Exodus Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue
TVC15 01.24.17	I much prefer the rawer production on Blasphemy Made Flesh but yeah None So Vile does have cool production
DinosaurJones 01.24.17	Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
YetAnotherBrick 01.24.17	Hawk House - A Handshake to the Brain Jenny Hval - Apocalypse, Girl The Knife - Shaking the Habitual Emma Ruth Rundle - Some Heavy Ocean Taylor McFerrin - Early Riser
xanderdake 01.27.17	The Jethro Tull remasters Steven Wilson did are fucking godly