Definitely Maybe What's the Story Morning Glory Be Here Now
Be Here Now is a giant of an album that people weirdly and unfairly have a downer on
The first two were so good that most people (including me) see Be Here Now as a much weaker album.
Now if the order of release had been Be Here Now, What's the Story and then Definitely Maybe it would likely be seen in a better light.
Disagree. Be Here Now is just shit imo.Noel Gallagher has said he dislikes it. Liam Gallagher criticises Noel for slagging off Oasis music but even he avoids playing stuff off that awful 3rd album
Definitely Maybe What's the Story Morning Glory Be Here Now
Be Here Now is a giant of an album that people weirdly and unfairly have a downer on
The first two were so good that most people (including me) see Be Here Now as a much weaker album.
Now if the order of release had been Be Here Now, What's the Story and then Definitely Maybe it would likely be seen in a better light.
Disagree. Be Here Now is just shit imo.Noel Gallagher has said he dislikes it. Liam Gallagher criticises Noel for slagging off Oasis music but even he avoids playing stuff off that awful 3rd album
Golfie shouldn't be allowed any as he has admitted to me that he no longer listens to new albums all the way through. This should lead to disqualification imo.
Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle Born to Run
Great choice. Variation on a great Springsteen theme, my favourite three consecutively would be:
Born To Run Darkness On The Edge Of Town The River
All three Springsteen trios posted are valid, I think.
In conclusion, it would appear that the Boss really is the boss.
He indeed is the Boss.
the only one that i have reservations with that you both chose is The River. some good tracks on there but i dont think it needed to be a double album. i know i'm in a minority as i believe alot of people thought it was one of his best.
Beautiful Freak Electro Shock Blues Daisies of the Galaxy
I love how those second two are two sides of the same coin. One is all about death, loss, depression. The other is possibly the most optimistic, care free collection of songs I’ve ever heard.
From:
"So I know you're going pretty soon Radiation sore throat got your tongue Magic markers tattoo you And show it where to aim And strangers break their promises You won't feel any You won't feel any pain"
to
"I don't care for walkin' downtown Crazy auto-car gonna mow me down Look at all the people like cows in a herd Well, I like Birds"
Perverted By Language Wonderful And Frightening World This Nations Saving Grace
This is an absolutely fair shout, but I'm, entirely personally speaking, a Levitate -> The Marshall Suite -> The Unutterable kid
I remember Frank Skinner talking about The Fall and how they (he) went on so long and were so relentless that fans of different ages would have their own take on exactly what was the most important Fall era. The Brixie Smith era for me (then going back in time from there).
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Bridge Over Troubled Water
Paul Simon
Axis Bold as Love
Electric Ladyland
Setting Sons
Sound Affects
The third is not necessary. Someone else can choose.
Depeche Mode:
Music for the Masses
Violator
Songs of Faith and Devotion
Pet Shop Boys:
Introspective
Behaviour
Very
Talk Talk:
It's my life
The Colour of Spring
Spirit of Eden
The Divine Comedy:
Casanova
A short album about love
Fin de siecle
Jean-Michel Jarre:
Oxygene
Equinoxe
Magnetic Fields
The Number Of The Beast (1982)
Piece Of Mind (1983)
Powerslave (1984)
The Swing
Listen Like Thieves
Are we allowed to do more than one group?
Golfie shouldn't be allowed any as he has admitted to me that he no longer listens to new albums all the way through.
This should lead to disqualification imo.
Agree - but it is three in a row and I couldn't leave out IV.
nebraska.
Lateralus
10,000 Days
Beneath The Remains
Arise
Chaos AD
Reign In Blood
South Of Heaven
Seasons In The Abyss
the only one that i have reservations with that you both chose is The River. some good tracks on there but i dont think it needed to be a double album. i know i'm in a minority as i believe alot of people thought it was one of his best.
Obscured By Clouds
Dark Side of The Moon
Wish You Were Here
Wonderful And Frightening World
This Nations Saving Grace
Absolution
Black Holes & Revelations
Sehnsucht
Mutter
Reise, Reise
- In Rock
- Fireball
- Machine Head
If we are to consider the Pet Shop Boys, it is criminal to put Behaviour, let alone Very, over the first four albums.
It might be a matter of opinion, but I would be amazed if more than 2 per cent of people who know their music agree with you.
On Land And In The Sea
Heaven Born & Ever Bright
Sing To God
Guns
(I can't decide which album to snip off)
Van der Graaf Generator
Pawn Hearts
Godbluff
Still Life
Richard Dawson
Nothing Important
Peasant
2020
Weyes Blood
The Innocents
Front Row Seat To Earth
Titanic Rising
They would probably have to come under the best nine consecutive albums.
Mott
The Hoople
From:
"So I know you're going pretty soon
Radiation sore throat got your tongue
Magic markers tattoo you
And show it where to aim
And strangers break their promises
You won't feel any
You won't feel any pain"
to
"I don't care for walkin' downtown
Crazy auto-car gonna mow me down
Look at all the people like cows in a herd
Well, I like
Birds"