His catalogue rivals the best in the music industry and for many, White Ladder was their first introduction to the melodic voice of David Gray. For others who had been following David for years, his recording career had peaked much earlier.
Either way fans will all have their opinion on which album is their favourite, so why not tell us yours? Submit a review of 100 words or more on which David Gray album tops your list and check back to see if your review gets posted to DavidGray.com
Greatest Hits
Absolutly briliant david love you’re a legend mate.
Simon
A Thousand Miles Behind
David Gray is the best at covering other people’s song. This man is the best since Bob Dylan and this album will show you why. His Will Oldham cover of “One With The Birds” is the best cover of a song I have ever known. He takes the songs and makes them his own. He’s done a cover of “Brown Eyed Girl” at Wembly Arena that was so great it should of made the album. This is one of the best albums you will ever buy 5 stars. 
Life In Slow Motion
Although "White Ladder" is the most recognisable David Gray release, "Life in Slow Motion" is the mature artist. Introspective. Contemplative. Honest. Emotive. Location: All Grown Up
Ross
From beginning to end this is the quintessential David Gray recording. The full force of his writing talent is absolutely sharp on every song. This CD has been in my car since the day I got it. It is a very nice way to wind down from the day at work on my way home.
Wade
A New Day At Midnight
THIS ALBUM MAKES ME THINK OF MY DAD AND MOM WHO PASSED AWAY 8 MONTHS APART. I HAVE A GOOD CRY.I FEEL IT CLEANSES MY SOUL AND MAKES ME FEEL GOOD.DAVID SAYS IT ALL "THERE AINT NO EASY WAY TO CRY". HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN IN THE USA IN 08.
Sharon
Lost Songs
I have every album you have produced. The lost songs album is my all time favorite. As I'm Leaving is a beautifully written, meaningful song. I finally had the opportunity to see you perform this live in Boston MA recently and gained a new appreciation for the lyrics. Hearing it out loud and seeing it live was amazing. I am always looking forward to new material from you, and hope you will be back in the states soon.
Jen
White Ladder
White Ladder" is my favourite Album I own, it was the first David Gray album I purchased and I fell in love with it straight away, it is cruisy, the songs are deep and meaningful and I love every track on the album, they give me goosebumps. I thought the album was so good I got a copy for all of my closest friends and for my work so they could play it and customers could listen to it. If you don't already have this album - you must get it. I think David is an extremely talented artist and by far a legend beyond his years.
Renae
Sell, Sell, Sell
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Flesh
'What Are You?' is the first thing you'll hear on this raw and edgy CD. His voice is grainy and seems unpolished, which work magic with heavy songs such as 'What Are You?' contrasted with his classic tender songs like, 'Coming Down'. Nothing is soft yet it's deeply moving. Drugs, sex and frozen stars this album is a must have if you like thick acoustics and the real David Gray. It's definitely brilliant and overwhelmingly underrated.
Flesh is one of my favorite albums. A brilliant effort after his breakthrough, "A Century Ends". The title song is absolutely intoxicating, which more often than not causes me to hit the repeat button. The mandolin that you hear in several of the songs is not only haunting, but can put flesh on the bones of your dreams. Well done, DG.
A Century Ends
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