Who has a discography worth listening to in full?

Mika, honestly. You go through his preteen feelings with Liclfe in cartoon motion - grace Kelly, love today, relax etc. Then you move to The boy who knew too much, which is actually quite dark in lyrics. Then there's the origin of love, which isn't a very well known album and is different to the rest, but speaks openly about Love. The main single (the origin of love) is the song he actually first acknowledged his love for a man on stage live. Then we move to No place in heaven, which is the first album he sung freely about his feelings, again not well known but beautiful. Good guys, no place in heaven and promise land are fabulous. Porcelain also shows off his vocal range. The final album of his and most recent is the most raw. My name is Michael Holbrook. Its a true masterpiece. Tiny love is very queen like and the video for Sanremo is beautifully produced about the issues of being gay in the past. Then there's paloma, which is about his sister who fell onto spikes from a flat. Its the first time properly speaking about it, sad and also fantastic. Of course there's the pop iconoc vibes too. Tiny love reprise also features his mother and family - it makes me cry! People think of Mika and think of this high energy pop songs, but don't listen to the lyrics.- "relax, take it easy' is actually about a war. They are often dark and the opposite to the melody. He is a fantastic songwriter and perfomer, but I'd love for people to listen to all albums instead of just thinking all he is is grace Kelly.