[Music] The Most Complete Album

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

The Jam - Setting Sons

Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast

Metallica - Ride The Lightning

Judas Priest - Painkiller

Mindless Self Indulgence - You'll Rebel To Anything

Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

Machine Head - The Blackening

Nirvana - Nevermind

Ramones - Leave Home

Steel Panther - Feel The Steel

System Of A Down - Toxicity

Wednesday 13 - Transylvania 90210

Blood Command - Cult Drugs

The Doors - The Doors

 

[boik]

Every XTC album.

Hmmm.... I love XTC more than most, but there's some pretty fey and lifeless tracks on some of the later albums.

 

[tinycowboy]

Yep, bizarrely my boss introduced me to them.... and he's a retired house music DJ

Big Marshall Jefferson influence on their first EP.

 

[Steve in Japan]

This thread is good at reminding me to go and listen to some of these albums again in their entirety. I mainly listen to playlists these days but I have been neglecting albums.

 

[pearl]

I think a lot of people have misinterpreted this thread. It's not just about favourite albums. It's about albums without a single duff track. Quite rare in my experience. I mean, for everyone who's said Revolver - what about Yellow Submarine? It's just awful.

but that's the Peter Ward song

 

[kevo]

but that's the Peter Ward song

Well that particular version is obviously excellent.

 

[btnbelle]

Ladies and Gentlemen - George Michael

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Correct.

In fact is there a good Beatles track where Ringo takes the lead vocals.
I also doubt that where anyone has posted everything by >< there isn't a lesser track or two when compared to the best album by that group.
Yes we have to accept that everyone hears things differently but there should be more quality control.

I Wanna Be Your Man is a decent Ringo vocal, and With The Beatles is - no coincidence - a strong contender for this thread. As is A Hard Day's Night (Ringo's title, but no vocal track).

 

[Del Fenner]

Kate Bush - The Hounds Of Love
Kate Bush - The Dreaming

 

[Steve in Japan]

Woodface - Crowded House

 

[mattislost]

Soulwax - Much Against Everyone's Advice

 

[seagully]

Nine Inch Nails- The Downward Spiral. A masterpiece concept album from start to finish

Nirvana- In Utero. Can't think of a single 'filler' on this album. Full of excellent tracks

Manic Street Preachers- Everything must Go. Absolute classic album

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

Therapy?- Troublegum
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
The wildhearts - Earth vs the Wildhearts
3 Colours Red - Pure
The Cure - High
Terrorvision - How to make friends and influence people

 

[seagully]

Therapy?- Troublegum
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
The wildhearts - Earth vs the Wildhearts
3 Colours Red - Pure
The Cure - High
Terrorvision - How to make friends and influence people

Nice list but I think I'd have gone for Regular Urban Survivors as my Terrorvision album. Could be rose tinted specs though as it was the first CD I ever bought!

 

[brakespear]

My Bloody Valentine, Loveless
Sugar, Copper Blue
The Wedding Present, Seamonsters

I would add:

'Wish You Were Here' - Pink Floyd
'Alice' - Tom Waits
'Angel Dust' - Faith No More
'It's A Wonderful Life' - Sparklehorse
'Behaviour' - Pet Shop Boys

 

[kevo]

Kate Bush - The Hounds Of Love
Kate Bush - The Dreaming

With you on Hounds of Love... but the Dreaming? There Goes a Tenner is rubbish.

 

[kevo]

Although not my cup of tea, I'd have to nominate Dark Side of the Moon for this thread. And also OK Computer. Both 'complete' albums.

Both the first two Suede albums deserve consideration, particularly Dog Man Star. And maybe Closer by Joy Division.

 

[pearl]

Roxy Music - Roxy Music

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Another vote for Dylan's Blood on the Tracks. Awesome.

 

[Lower West Stander]

The Stone Roses.

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