Burning albums in iTunes without creating playlists ?

I want to burn 45 albums to disk tonight, however I don't want to have to create playlists for each one. Is their an easier way to burn all those albums without the hassle of creating playlists, i'm surprised I can't go into album view and press burn on each album that I wanted on disk.
Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks for the quick response,
I will just select the album I want to burn and press shift + CMD + N to create a new playlist from selection and burn it that way I guess.
Thanks once again.

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