Albums with all good songs

[CJ]

i don't think there were any technical guidelines to this, so i'm going to go ahead and cheat and say

Iced Earth- Alive in Athens

[nfe]

i don't think there were any technical guidelines to this, so i'm going to go ahead and cheat and say

Iced Earth- Alive in Athens

Well I'll go ahead and say there are NO good songs on it, as they're all power metal tripe  :)

[CJ]

i don't think there were any technical guidelines to this, so i'm going to go ahead and cheat and say

Iced Earth- Alive in Athens

Well I'll go ahead and say there are NO good songs on it, as they're all power metal tripe  :)

the best type.  :shock:

[juansolo]

It's a fair point, COC and Clutch are almost flawlessly awesome. I actually only discovered Clutch when they were supporting COC. I go out of my way now to catch them whenever they come over here.

Which is in a fortnight  :)

:o Hadn't noticed that!  Just up the road at the c--kpit too... It'd be rude not to really.

[sgmypod]

Rush - Permanent Waves
Enuff Z'Nuff - Strength

Tesla - The Great Radio Controversy

...class

[rohlfo]

I personally am I fan of Rush's Moving Pictures.
Also, in may have already been said, but AC/DC - Back in Black is possibly the one album I loved when I was 14 and still do just as much now. Black Sabbaths Sabbath bloody Sabbath nearly does it for me if it wasn't for the odd song...
One you won't have heard of which I love is War Babies - self titled. awesome.

[noodleplugerine]

I just realised....

Genesis - Selling England by the Pound.

Anyone disagree?

[Ian Price]

I just realised....

Genesis - Selling England by the Pound.

Anyone disagree?

Just read a review of this in Classic Rock. Never heard it but very good by all accounts - I may well give it a listen.

[TwilightOdyssey]

Too subjective to bother with.

[noodleplugerine]

Too subjective to bother with.

Oh come on Ben! Play along! :D

[Roobubba]

Too subjective to bother with.

Hahah that's just what I was thinking!!

Roo

[Mark66]

SRV - Texas Flood (surprised no-one has mentioned it!). Also In Step/ Couldn't Stand the Weather.
Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe/You & Me
Squeeze - Argy Bargy ( Tilbrook such an underrated player/singer, awesome live)
Aynsley Lister - Upside Down (Really not a bad song on AL's latest, looking forward to forthcoming album)
Thin Lizzy - Live and Dangerous
Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks
Led Zeppelin - II/IV
Jeff Healey - Hell to Pay (my introduction to Jeff, somehow missed See the Light. I felt numb for days when he died)
Gary Moore - Sill Got the Blues (Think I wore it out at the time, then kind of went off it a bit)


All I can think of for now, tried to include a few not suggested before
Mark

[Philly Q]

I just realised....

Genesis - Selling England by the Pound.

Anyone disagree?

Haven't heard them for about 20 years, but I think my favourite early Genesis albums were Foxtrot and Nursery Cryme.

[badgermark]

Whoever said all the foo fighters albums is a muppet. The Colour and the Shape and the self titled are flawless, the rest have filler tracks galore.

My current non skipper is Aerogramme's My Heart Has A Wish You Would Not Go. Fantastic album from my favorite band.

[Ted 'N' Leo]

Irish Tour 74 - Rory Gallagher

Master of Puppets - Metallica

Bob Dylans greatest hits 67

Dark Side of The Moon - Pink Floyd

Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd

Pronounced Leh Nerd Skin Nerd - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Thats all i can think of atm.