Wanted to put them on too, but they made two absolutely perfect albums and three snoozers.stu dog said:
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Bands with 3 or more perfect albums
- Thread starter Billy Ocean
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I have to disagree.BillyOcean said:
Bleach, Nevermind, and In Utero are all fantastic. Incesticide and Unplugged were both amazing if they count......and I think they should.
all their songs sound the same. How can you tell where one ends and the next starts?sponge said:
That’s why I picked 3 as the standardBonzer5Fin said:
It’s very rare
A lot of bands have one
A LOT fewer have two
Only the most absolutely classic bands IMO ever make 3
At least in rock it seems to me
Other genres maybe have more examples
Some of my absolute favorites had two
E.g., TRex
It’s evidently hard to hold your sh!t together after two mega albums back to back
E.g., TRex
It’s evidently hard to hold your sh!t together after two mega albums back to back
Those are tough constraints.
IMO the only band that comes to mind is maybe Metallica (Master of Puppets, And Justice For All, Black, Ride the Lightning)
Personally, I've NEVER heard a Perfect album, but Master and Justice have to be pretty close.
Oh, there's also Periphery. II and Juggernaut(double album) are pretty damn flawless (if you're into that sort of stuff)
IMO the only band that comes to mind is maybe Metallica (Master of Puppets, And Justice For All, Black, Ride the Lightning)
Personally, I've NEVER heard a Perfect album, but Master and Justice have to be pretty close.
Oh, there's also Periphery. II and Juggernaut(double album) are pretty damn flawless (if you're into that sort of stuff)
When someone brings Pearl Jam into a music conversation, I think two things:
1. The grown-ups are having a conversation about music, please go back to the stupid kid's table over there.
2. Are they hearing the same thing I'm hearing? Like, is there some kind of physiological mechanism that makes them hear sounds differently than me?
1. The grown-ups are having a conversation about music, please go back to the stupid kid's table over there.
2. Are they hearing the same thing I'm hearing? Like, is there some kind of physiological mechanism that makes them hear sounds differently than me?
Dude, I'm a huge music snob too, but you don't have to be a dick.hal9000 said:
I could surgically pick apart many of your cringeworthy suggestions, but why?
Sh!t, give me a couple hours to relisten to some stuff and I could talk circles around you about why vs is one of the best album of the 90's. But why?
Some people like certain music and some people don't. It's not really about whether the music is "good" so to speak.
That's why music is so great. :wave2:
Boneroni said:
I unapologetically admit that I listen to tons of garbage. I grew up listening to youth crew hardcore. I love Die Antwoord. I love Bad Company.
You can't be a music snob and like this band. They just took Soundgarden and Melvins riffs and made them commercially viable.Boneroni said:Oh crap, that reminds me!!!!!!!
Stone Temple Pilots. For the win.
I think STP has aged better than Pearl JamBoneroni said:Oh crap, that reminds me!!!!!!!
Stone Temple Pilots. For the win.
Pearl Jam was missing a legit drummer
