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Albums with no bad tracks.
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WoodsideValley said:Massive Attack, Blue Lines.1
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peterreeves said:The Suburbs- Arcade Fire
If you want Blood - ACDc1 -
Queen - A Night at the Opera1
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A place in the Sun……Pablo Cruise.0
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Closer and Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division
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Heart - Brigade
Fleetwood Mac - Tango In The Night0 -
Manics - This is my truth, tell me yours.
David Gray - White Ladder
REM - Automatic for the people
Dido - No angel
Killers - Hot fuss and Sam’s town.
Keane - Hopes and fears
Stone Roses - The Stone Roses
Arcade Fire - the suburbs
Oasis - WTSMG
The XX - xx
Interpol - Turn on the bright lights
Coldplay - Parachutes
Kassbian - Empire
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after watching last night, Elton could comfortably fill a double greatest hits album without a bad track on it2
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Def Leppard. Hysteria. Love that album and not really into rock/metal
Also Tabgo in the Night and Blue Lines seconded!1 -
Elthamaddick said:after watching last night, Elton could comfortably fill a double greatest hits album without a bad track on it0
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Incidentally there are no duff tracks on any Led Zeppelin album.
I am biased, but for Bonham alone I am justified🤨1 -
AM: Arctic Monkeys2
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another vote for Nas - Illmatic
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Iron Maiden: The Number Of The Beast and Powerslave
Slayer: Reign In Blood
My Dying Bride: The Angel And The Dark River
Tool: Lateralus
Paradise Lost: Shades Of God
Dire Straits: Dire Straits
REM: Document
Radiohead: OK Computer
U2: War
Portishead: Dummy
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Led Zeppelin 1
Led Zeppelin 11
Machine Head..Deep Purple
In Rock.. Deep Purple
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The_Organiser said:Coldplay - Parachutes3
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The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow1
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Parachutes was the last Coldplay album i thought was decent, that said have now seen them live a few times and they do put on a decent show, probably need to otherwise the audience would be asleep.Possibly because I've just seen Muse play a lot of the tracks on the album that I'd not listened to properly before, I'm going with;
Muse - will of the people0 -
Briston_Addick said:Iron Maiden: The Number Of The Beast and Powerslave
Slayer: Reign In Blood
My Dying Bride: The Angel And The Dark River
Tool: Lateralus
Paradise Lost: Shades Of God
Dire Straits: Dire Straits
REM: Document
Radiohead: OK Computer
U2: War
Portishead: Dummy
Start a thread called 'Albums that should be listened to from start to finish', and Lateralus is top 10.0 -
Alwaysneil said:Parachutes was the last Coldplay album i thought was decent, that said have now seen them live a few times and they do put on a decent show, probably need to otherwise the audience would be asleep.Possibly because I've just seen Muse play a lot of the tracks on the album that I'd not listened to properly before, I'm going with;
Muse - will of the people
I was a huge Muse fan 10 years or so ago, and even nominated one of their albums on this thread. But their last 2-3 albums have been largely dreadful IMO.Haven’t seen a band that offered such innovation in their early albums decline so quickly.I imagine they’re still good live though.1 - Sponsored links:
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Can see Oasis Morning glory has been rightfully mentioned. So I’ll raise you:Dr. Dre - 20012
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The Royal Scam - Steely Dan2
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Aztec Camera - Highland Hard Rain
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions - Rattlesnakes
ABC - Lexicon of Love
Prince - Parade2 -
Been listening to block partys silent alarm recently in the car, (btw great album to drive to). Forgot how good it was. Really well put together for a debut album.
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Teaser and the Firecat
Jagged little Pill
Rubber Soul
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Rush - Signals2
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Band on the Run3
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Year of the Cat - Al Stewart
America - America
Homecoming - America
Hearts - America
Hat-trick - America
Tab in the Ocean - Nektar
Fear of a dark planet - Porcupine tree
Deadwing - Porcupine tree
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Gordon - The Barenaked Ladies
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Graceland - Paul Simon4