Nice. A few other worthy candidates: Sly & the Family Stone - Life, Stand, There's a Riot Goin' On, Fresh Prince - Dirty Mind, Kontroversy, 1999, Purple Rain
@frantruff great call on Sly and the Family Stone! Love all those albums, Life definitely a step down from the rest but shows the band nailing their sound.
I could choose two separate four album runs for R.E.M.: 1. The early IRS albums of Murmur, Reckoning, Fables of the Reconstruction and Life's Rich Paegant 2. The crossover albums into mainstream success: Document, Green, Out of Time, Automatic For the People
You could even count their first four albums. The debut and Killers are incredible as well. Could extend it to 7th Son of a 7th Son too. They really didn’t release a bad album in the 80s.
@@JackRice007 All masterpieces. And then they fell apart. Nothing new. They were just repeating themselves with a lousier sound. But people dig the later stuff. Go figure.
@@JackRice007 A couple here and there. I never dug Fear of the Dark. It sounds like the same stock formula they used dozens of times before, but not quite as good.
@@videosbaisam true, when Queen makes a big hit or a really great deep cut, it can be a masterpiece, but for the most part their deep cuts aren't quite as amazing as the early albums from Black Sabbath or 70s prime Pink Floyd.
Making these lists has made me realize that there is a lot of disagreement about which albums the Beatles released in the late 60s count as albums. In my opinion this is the chronology of there albums after Rubber Soul. Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour, White Album, Yellow Submarine, Abbey Road. Magical Mystery Tou,r, not released as an album in the UK, but the US version of the album has so many bangers I want to count it. Yellow Submarine, it's a movie soundtrack but it was still released as an album so I think it counts.
Honestly I feel like the arrangement of their 4 album streak in my opinion is from Revolver to the White Album as I feel like the White Album also has too many bangers not to count it (Still love Rubber Soul tho)
Personally, I'd veto Yellow Submarine as a Beatles "album" because the second side is all George Martin. Also, 2 of the Beatles songs on Side A were previously released - "Yellow Submarine" and "All You Need Is Love".
I'd include: The Who: Sell Out / Tommy / Who's Next / Quadrophenia Rush: A Farewell to Kings / Hemispheres / Permanent Waves / Moving Pictures Queen: any 4 album run of the 70s really, but I'd pick one that would include A Night at the Opera and A Day at the Races Metallica: Kill 'Em All / Ride the Lightning / Master of Puppets / And Justice for All Ramones: Ramones / Leave Home / Rocket to Russia / Road to Ruin AC/DC: Let There Be Rock / Powerage / Highway to Hell / Back in Black Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast / Piece of Mind / Powerslave / Somewhere in Time The Kinks: Something Else / Village Green / Arthur / Lola
Thank you for recognizing the greatness of Stevie Wonder's run which could even back up one album "Music of My Mind" (1970) and forward 2 to "Journey Into the Secret Life of Plants" (1977) and "Hotter Than July" (1978).
Nah. Journey is clearly Stevie overstretching himself and over complicating things, I'm glad he got back his Mojo and sense of direction for Hotter than July. But then that was it - I think the flame of making great albums burned out in him after that.
For Zeppelin I would start with LZ Iii and go through Physical Graffiti Also, Bjork’s four album run starting with Debut (Post, Homogenic, Vespertine) is rock solid. Rush: 2112, A Farewell to King’s, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves
In terms of which Beatles albums would be eligible, I don't count Yellow Submarine as a proper Beatles album -- it only has four new Beatles songs. However, I count Magical Mystery Tour as a proper album, like you did, due to the US release, and because it is popularly accepted as a proper Beatles album. That means, you could pick any four album run, starting with Rubber Soul up to starting with Magical Mystery Tour. I can see starting with Rubber Soul as you did, but I'd probably start with Sgt. Pepper. 1) Rubber Soul 2) Revolver *3) Sgt. Pepper 4) Magical Mystery Tour 5) White Album 6) Abbey Road* 7) Let It Be
- Elton John/Tumbleweed Connection/Madman Across The Water/Honky Chateau/Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player/Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Infinity/Evolution/Departure/E5C4P3/Frontiers - War/The Unforgettable Fire/The Joshua Tree/Rattle and Hum/Achtung Baby - Fleetwood Mac/Rumours/Tusk/Mirage/Tango In The Night - Eldorado/Face The Music/A New World Record/Out Of The Blue/Discovery - The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle/Born To Run/Darkness on the Edge of Town/The River/Nebraska/Born In The USA - Listen Like Thieves/Kick/X/Welcome to Wherever You Are - Number of the Beast/Piece of Mind/Powerslave/Somewhere In Time - American Fool/Uh-huh/Scarecrow/The Lonesome Jubilee - Blizzard of Ozz/Diary of a Madman/Bark at the Moon/The Ultimate Sin - Off The Wall/Thriller/Bad/Dangerous - Document/Green/Out of Time/Automatic for the People
People will disagree, but I'd add... The Police from Regatta de Blanc to Synchronicity Bjork from Post to Vespertine The Moody Blues possibly? From Days of Future Passed to To our children etc. (The other albums were great, but didn't form a run like that) Maybe Bob Marley ? Tears for Fears? Pretenders?
My personal number one is Billy Joel: Turnstiles, The Stranger, 52nd Street, Glass Houses. Add on The Nylon Curtain and I think he also has the best 5 album run of all time
Bjork has an extremely epic 4 album run Debut-Post-Homogenic-Vespertine I'll add some more that deserve recognition Metallica Kill 'Em All - And Justice For All Gentle Giant Octopus - Free Hand Fishmans Orange - Uchu Nippon Setagaya Elliott Smith Self-Titled - Figure 8 Miles Davis Kind of Blue - Bitches Brew Talk Talk It's My Life - Laughing Stock Can Tago Mago - Future Days Frank Zappa The Grand Wazoo - One Size Fits All Death Human - The Sound of Perseverance Outkast Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Stankonia Kate Bush Never For Ever - The Sensual World System of a Down Self-Titled - Mesmerize Hell, I'd even throw in the Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique - Hello Nasty
And I give you Tull- Stand up- Benefit- Aqualung- Thick as a brick and Then from 75 -79, either Minstrel in the Gallery-Too old to rock and roll- Songs from the wood- Heavy Horses or leave out Minstrel and add on Stormwatch. Legendary stuff
@videosbaisam Because they were before the other 2, Grammy in 73 I believe for Aqualung, if playing at the same time as the other 2 bands I believe they would have been better, harder anyway.
Agree with Floyd being top, but it should be Meddle/Dark Side/WYWH/Animals, IMO. Bowie and Dylan you could probably have made three lists each, with 12 different albums in them.
You left out two of the best. Surfer Rosa, Doolittle, Bossanova and Trompe Le Monde. Crime of the century, Crisis what crisis, Even in the quietest moments and Breakfast in America.
For Zeppelin I would start with LZ Iii and go through Physical Graffiti Also, Bjork’s four album run starting with Debut (Post, Homogenic, Vespertine) is rock solid.
You could also put in any 4 album run combo by RUSH from 2112 through Power Windows. Not a doubt in my mind, they were the best band on the planet for these 10 years
Farewell to Kings through Moving Pictures is just crazy work. Unbelievable how consistently great they were, almost getting better with each album (though I do like Kings more than Hemispheres)
Imo The Cure has two, with Three Imaginary Boys/Seventeen Seconds/Faith/Pornography and Head On the Door/Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me/Disintegration/Wish, but that's just me
I’d say that The Stones had two great 4-album runs in my opinion: - Out Of Our Heads - December’s Children -Aftermath - Between The Buttons AND THEN….. - Beggars Banquet - Let It Bleed - Exile On Main Street - Sticky Fingers Just my opinion
I was really worried until I saw the top three. But then everything fell into place lol. I think if we take the liberty of considering Donald Fagen's solo work as steely dan, Royal Scam - Aja - Gaucho - The Nightfly has to go in the top 5.
Whadda 'bout: ALICE COOPER- Love It To Death, Killer, School's Out, Billion Dollar Babies RAMONES- S/T, Leave Home, Rocket To Russia, Road To Ruin THE WHO- Sell Out, Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia JUDAS PRIEST- Sad Wings, Sin After Sin, Stained Class, Killing Machine MOTORHEAD- S/T, Overkill, Bomber, Ace of Spades
The Doors spoilt any chance with Waiting for the Sun and The Soft Parade. I could also make a case for Michael Jackson inclusion especially to break up some rock bias.
That would be interesting, some artists have 5 great albums but not in consecutive order. Like PF has a great 4 in a row, but Obscured by Clouds and Final Cut don't make for a great 5 album run.
The only one where I disagreed with your album choice was for Steely Dan, I'd trade Gaucho for Pretzel Logic. For the Beatles I'd likely trade Magical Mystery Tour for Help! and for Zep, the debut for Houses of the Holy, but those two are close calls. Here are some more runs from artists that you left out, roughly in order of preference: R.E.M.: any 4 consecutive albums during the 1983-1992 period Van Morrison: Astral Weeks, Moondance, His Band & Street Choir, Tupelo Honey The Kinks: Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green Preservation Society, Arthur Sonic Youth: Sister, Daydream Nation, Goo, Dirty Elton John: Madman Across the Water, Honky Chateau, Don’t Shoot Me, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Otis Redding: Sings Soul Ballads, Otis Blue, The Soul Album, Dictionary of Soul Graham Parker: Howlin’ Wind, Heat Treatment, Stick to Me, Squeezing Out Sparks Bruce Springsteen: The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle; Born to Run; Darkness on the Edge of Town; The River Billy Joel: Turnstiles, The Stranger, 52nd Street, Glass Houses The Who: Sell Out, Tommy, Who’s Next, Quadrophenia Elvis Costello: My Aim Is True, This Year’s Model, Armed Forces, Get Happy The Beach Boys: All Summer Long, Today, Summer Days & Summer Nights, Pet Sounds CCR: Bayou Country, Green River, Willy & the Poor Boys, Cosmos Factory The Byrds: Mr. Tambourine Man, Turn! Turn! Turn!, Fifth Dimension, Younger Than Yesterday
Are you kidding me!!: Kinks (Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green, Arthur, Lola vs Powerman, Muswell Hillbillies) pick the first 4, middle 4, last 4 or make a 6-run list
Are you kidding? What about Jethro Tull: Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as a Brick Yes: The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to the Edge, Relayer Wishbone Ash: Wishbone Ash, Pilgrimage, Argus, Wishbone 4 Gentle Giant: Acquiring the Taste, Three Friends, Octopus, In a Glass House I submit these 4 for your consideration. Just kidding about the “Are you kidding?”
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Dark side/wish you/animals/the wall nursery crime/foxtrot/selling/the lamb
Yes this is the answer.
Nowadays I consider Trespass to be their best !
Seeing Led Zeppelin album run is kinda funny, LZ I, LZ II, LZ III, LZ IV, but Pink Floyd truly belongs on top, great list all-in-all
I thought about going LZ2-Physical Graffiti, but the simplicity of 1-4 was too good
@videosbaisam wait, LZ2-Physical Graffiti is 5 albums, mate
@@ViktorCZ42 ah i meant LZ 3 to PG. LZ1 and 2 vs Houses and PG, tough call
@@davidadams5280 I think they have at least 8 great albums, but I get that there earlier stuff isn't for everyone
@@videosbaisamRush had even more than 4: Caress of Steel, 2112, A Farewell to Kings, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Signals
Supertramp - Crime of the Century, Crisis What Crisis, Even in the Quietest Moments and Breakfast in America
Good shout.
@@dsomerville5293 yes, that’s some wonderful stuff by Supertramp
Nice. A few other worthy candidates:
Sly & the Family Stone - Life, Stand, There's a Riot Goin' On, Fresh
Prince - Dirty Mind, Kontroversy, 1999, Purple Rain
@frantruff great call on Sly and the Family Stone! Love all those albums, Life definitely a step down from the rest but shows the band nailing their sound.
And I’ll give you YES - Yes Album- Fragile- Close to the Edge- Tales from topographic Oceans
I enjoy Tales from Topographic Oceans but I think it lacks a bit in comparison to the others
@@videosbaisam ... and you win the Indoor Understatement Championship 2024 ! ;)
' Tales ' Swallows those others !
The musicianship of all those 70’s yes albums is off the charts, I mean, we are listening to music after all🤷🏼♂️
100% agree.
I could choose two separate four album runs for R.E.M.:
1. The early IRS albums of Murmur, Reckoning, Fables of the Reconstruction and Life's Rich Paegant
2. The crossover albums into mainstream success: Document, Green, Out of Time, Automatic For the People
Iron Maiden- number of the beast- Piece of mind- powerslave- somewhere in time, there will never be a 4 album run by a metal band like this. EVER!
You could even count their first four albums. The debut and Killers are incredible as well. Could extend it to 7th Son of a 7th Son too. They really didn’t release a bad album in the 80s.
@@JackRice007 All masterpieces. And then they fell apart. Nothing new. They were just repeating themselves with a lousier sound. But people dig the later stuff. Go figure.
@@NelsonMontana1234 there’s still good stuff in the later years. Fear of the Dark, Dance of Death, Writing on the Wall
@@JackRice007 A couple here and there. I never dug Fear of the Dark. It sounds like the same stock formula they used dozens of times before, but not quite as good.
I would have Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, A Night At The Oprea, and A Day At The Races in the list
Four great ones, I like all these albums, but I think Queen's albums can be a little lacking outside of the big hits
@videosbaisam Fair enough
@@videosbaisam true, when Queen makes a big hit or a really great deep cut, it can be a masterpiece, but for the most part their deep cuts aren't quite as amazing as the early albums from Black Sabbath or 70s prime Pink Floyd.
-Ramones
-Leave Home
-Rocket To Russia
-Road To Ruin
Best 5 album run - Rush
2112
Hemispheres
A Farewell to Kings
Permanent Waves
Moving Pictures
just barely didn't make the list
@@videosbaisamYeah, you can’t not have 2112 or Moving Pictures.
Wow couldn't possibly have said it better myself. One of the best 5 album runs ever!!
@@Salsa_Shark So true, couldn't have said it better myself. my personal favorite 5 album run ever!!
Could even extend it to 6 albums. Signals fucking rocks, quickly became one of my favorites after re-listening to it recently
Making these lists has made me realize that there is a lot of disagreement about which albums the Beatles released in the late 60s count as albums. In my opinion this is the chronology of there albums after Rubber Soul.
Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt. Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour, White Album, Yellow Submarine, Abbey Road. Magical Mystery Tou,r, not released as an album in the UK, but the US version of the album has so many bangers I want to count it. Yellow Submarine, it's a movie soundtrack but it was still released as an album so I think it counts.
Honestly I feel like the arrangement of their 4 album streak in my opinion is from Revolver to the White Album as I feel like the White Album also has too many bangers not to count it (Still love Rubber Soul tho)
Personally, I'd veto Yellow Submarine as a Beatles "album" because the second side is all George Martin. Also, 2 of the Beatles songs on Side A were previously released - "Yellow Submarine" and "All You Need Is Love".
I'd include:
The Who: Sell Out / Tommy / Who's Next / Quadrophenia
Rush: A Farewell to Kings / Hemispheres / Permanent Waves / Moving Pictures
Queen: any 4 album run of the 70s really, but I'd pick one that would include A Night at the Opera and A Day at the Races
Metallica: Kill 'Em All / Ride the Lightning / Master of Puppets / And Justice for All
Ramones: Ramones / Leave Home / Rocket to Russia / Road to Ruin
AC/DC: Let There Be Rock / Powerage / Highway to Hell / Back in Black
Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast / Piece of Mind / Powerslave / Somewhere in Time
The Kinks: Something Else / Village Green / Arthur / Lola
ramones and the kinks 🔥
These are good but for the Who I'd go Tommy / Next / Quadro / By Numbers
So true but it would kill me to have to leave 2112 off.
@@thebelen2359 That's a great one too, but I just love Sell Out so much I couldn't leave it out, no matter how much I love By Numbers.
Thank you for recognizing the greatness of Stevie Wonder's run which could even back up one album "Music of My Mind" (1970) and forward 2 to "Journey Into the Secret Life of Plants" (1977) and "Hotter Than July" (1978).
Nah. Journey is clearly Stevie overstretching himself and over complicating things, I'm glad he got back his Mojo and sense of direction for Hotter than July. But then that was it - I think the flame of making great albums burned out in him after that.
@@t_albinoI understand your thoughts about "Secret Life of Plants"... it's an acquired taste maybe. But yeah, Hotter Than July rocks.
XTC has all great albums, I'd say Drums & Wires through Mummer is fantastic and should definitely be included.
For Zeppelin I would start with LZ Iii and go through Physical Graffiti
Also, Bjork’s four album run starting with Debut (Post, Homogenic, Vespertine) is rock solid.
Rush: 2112, A Farewell to King’s, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves
In terms of which Beatles albums would be eligible, I don't count Yellow Submarine as a proper Beatles album -- it only has four new Beatles songs. However, I count Magical Mystery Tour as a proper album, like you did, due to the US release, and because it is popularly accepted as a proper Beatles album.
That means, you could pick any four album run, starting with Rubber Soul up to starting with Magical Mystery Tour. I can see starting with Rubber Soul as you did, but I'd probably start with Sgt. Pepper.
1) Rubber Soul
2) Revolver
*3) Sgt. Pepper
4) Magical Mystery Tour
5) White Album
6) Abbey Road*
7) Let It Be
Depeche mode black celebration, music for masses, violator, songs of faith and devotion
- Elton John/Tumbleweed Connection/Madman Across The Water/Honky Chateau/Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player/Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
- Infinity/Evolution/Departure/E5C4P3/Frontiers
- War/The Unforgettable Fire/The Joshua Tree/Rattle and Hum/Achtung Baby
- Fleetwood Mac/Rumours/Tusk/Mirage/Tango In The Night
- Eldorado/Face The Music/A New World Record/Out Of The Blue/Discovery
- The Wild, The Innocent and the E Street Shuffle/Born To Run/Darkness on the Edge of Town/The River/Nebraska/Born In The USA
- Listen Like Thieves/Kick/X/Welcome to Wherever You Are
- Number of the Beast/Piece of Mind/Powerslave/Somewhere In Time
- American Fool/Uh-huh/Scarecrow/The Lonesome Jubilee
- Blizzard of Ozz/Diary of a Madman/Bark at the Moon/The Ultimate Sin
- Off The Wall/Thriller/Bad/Dangerous
- Document/Green/Out of Time/Automatic for the People
Anyone for Aerosmith- Debut album- Get your wings- Toys in the attic- Rocks
I was thinking this, too.
Not bad but definitely not as good as anything on this list
nope
The 1st 4 Aerosmith albums are better than at least half dozen on this list, you guys don’t know crap about music😂
@@dan-ws2sf you may be the only one that thinks that
Evol/Sister/Daydream Nation/Goo is up there ok.
REAL
Agree with the choices. I'll just have them in a different order starting with the Stones at #1.
People will disagree, but I'd add...
The Police from Regatta de Blanc to Synchronicity
Bjork from Post to Vespertine
The Moody Blues possibly? From Days of Future Passed to To our children etc. (The other albums were great, but didn't form a run like that)
Maybe Bob Marley ? Tears for Fears? Pretenders?
My personal number one is Billy Joel: Turnstiles, The Stranger, 52nd Street, Glass Houses. Add on The Nylon Curtain and I think he also has the best 5 album run of all time
Deep Purple: Third Album, In Rock, Fireball, Machine Head, Made in Japan!! Whoops, that's 5 albums!!
2112, A Farewell to Kings, Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures, Signals
Hey, you can start at Rush Rush and just go and go
Bjork has an extremely epic 4 album run
Debut-Post-Homogenic-Vespertine
I'll add some more that deserve recognition
Metallica
Kill 'Em All - And Justice For All
Gentle Giant
Octopus - Free Hand
Fishmans
Orange - Uchu Nippon Setagaya
Elliott Smith
Self-Titled - Figure 8
Miles Davis
Kind of Blue - Bitches Brew
Talk Talk
It's My Life - Laughing Stock
Can
Tago Mago - Future Days
Frank Zappa
The Grand Wazoo - One Size Fits All
Death
Human - The Sound of Perseverance
Outkast
Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik - Stankonia
Kate Bush
Never For Ever - The Sensual World
System of a Down
Self-Titled - Mesmerize
Hell, I'd even throw in the Beastie Boys
Paul's Boutique - Hello Nasty
Shiiiit, add Kendrick Lamar also for his first 4 records
I need to listen to more Zappa
@@MasterHandsPet I love Kendrick, I thought about putting him in but it felt wrong putting in just one rap inclusion
Ngl Metallica would've made an excellent inclusion in the list.
Yes:
The Yes Album
Fragile
Close to the Edge
Tales from Topographic Oceans
YES album, Fragile, close to the edge, tales from topographic oceans, relayer, going for the one
And I give you Tull- Stand up- Benefit- Aqualung- Thick as a brick and Then from 75 -79, either Minstrel in the Gallery-Too old to rock and roll- Songs from the wood- Heavy Horses or leave out Minstrel and add on Stormwatch. Legendary stuff
Jethro Tull is super under appreciated usually IMO
They were appreciated in thier time, they won a grammy, how much more appreciated can you get.@videosbaisam
@@EddieC3336 huh, i didn't know they won a grammy. But I feel like they aren't held on the same level as other prog rock bands like Yes and Genesis
@videosbaisam Because they were before the other 2, Grammy in 73 I believe for Aqualung, if playing at the same time as the other 2 bands I believe they would have been better, harder anyway.
Tull should be in the top 20! You can also add A Passion Play for 5 in a row
Agree with Floyd being top, but it should be Meddle/Dark Side/WYWH/Animals, IMO.
Bowie and Dylan you could probably have made three lists each, with 12 different albums in them.
Obscured by clouds is in the middle
@@retmarut77 Shush!
Oh god yes Bowie. Young Americans, station, low, heroes 👍👍👍
You left out two of the best. Surfer Rosa, Doolittle, Bossanova and Trompe Le Monde. Crime of the century, Crisis what crisis, Even in the quietest moments and Breakfast in America.
For Zeppelin I would start with LZ Iii and go through Physical Graffiti
Also, Bjork’s four album run starting with Debut (Post, Homogenic, Vespertine) is rock solid.
You could also put in any 4 album run combo by RUSH from 2112 through Power Windows. Not a doubt in my mind, they were the best band on the planet for these 10 years
Farewell to Kings through Moving Pictures is just crazy work. Unbelievable how consistently great they were, almost getting better with each album (though I do like Kings more than Hemispheres)
Imo The Cure has two, with Three Imaginary Boys/Seventeen Seconds/Faith/Pornography and Head On the Door/Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me/Disintegration/Wish, but that's just me
Santana first 4
I’d say that The Stones had two great 4-album runs in my opinion:
- Out Of Our Heads
- December’s Children
-Aftermath
- Between The Buttons
AND THEN…..
- Beggars Banquet
- Let It Bleed
- Exile On Main Street
- Sticky Fingers
Just my opinion
Kiss's Destroyer - Rock-'n'-roll Over - Love Gun - Dynasty maybe didn't deserved the top 20, but truly has to be mentioned
I was really worried until I saw the top three. But then everything fell into place lol.
I think if we take the liberty of considering Donald Fagen's solo work as steely dan, Royal Scam - Aja - Gaucho - The Nightfly has to go in the top 5.
I would certainly have the first four Iron Maiden and Metallica albums on my list.
I'd put NOTB thru SWIT. First 3 Metallica...not sure i'd include And Justice.
@@bossfan49 Justice is wildly overrated
@@fclefjefff4041 I don't recall it being rated highly when it came out, or ever. What's changed over the years?
@@bossfan49 Huh? Everyone was going apeshit over it when it came out, including me. Most people still rate it among their best, if not their best.
Genesis:
Foxtrot
Selling England by the Pound
The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
A Trick of the Tail
I like Nursery Cryme more than Trick but both good
A four album run is selling Led Zeppelin short. “Houses of the Holy” and “Physical Graffiti” are also phenomenal.
Whadda 'bout:
ALICE COOPER- Love It To Death, Killer, School's Out, Billion Dollar Babies
RAMONES- S/T, Leave Home, Rocket To Russia, Road To Ruin
THE WHO- Sell Out, Tommy, Who's Next, Quadrophenia
JUDAS PRIEST- Sad Wings, Sin After Sin, Stained Class, Killing Machine
MOTORHEAD- S/T, Overkill, Bomber, Ace of Spades
Definitely Alice Cooper.
Alice for sure!!
great list I agree with the 1 and the 2 but not including kendrick, bjork or miles davis is wild
sonic youth:
evol / sister / daydream nation / goo
Rush: (A Farewell to Kings,) Hemispheres, Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures (, Signals)
Sparks:
Kimono my house
Propaganda
Indiscreet
Big beat
I love Indiscreet
Roxy Music:
For Your Pleasure
Stranded
Country Life
Siren
The Doors spoilt any chance with Waiting for the Sun and The Soft Parade.
I could also make a case for Michael Jackson inclusion especially to break up some rock bias.
Yes and Yes.
You could take practically any 4 album run by Zeppelin 🤣
You should do the top 4 or 5 albums in no order, now that would be a conversation
That would be interesting, some artists have 5 great albums but not in consecutive order. Like PF has a great 4 in a row, but Obscured by Clouds and Final Cut don't make for a great 5 album run.
Santana: Santana, Abraxas, III, Caravanserai
The only one where I disagreed with your album choice was for Steely Dan, I'd trade Gaucho for Pretzel Logic. For the Beatles I'd likely trade Magical Mystery Tour for Help! and for Zep, the debut for Houses of the Holy, but those two are close calls. Here are some more runs from artists that you left out, roughly in order of preference:
R.E.M.: any 4 consecutive albums during the 1983-1992 period
Van Morrison: Astral Weeks, Moondance, His Band & Street Choir, Tupelo Honey
The Kinks: Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green Preservation Society, Arthur
Sonic Youth: Sister, Daydream Nation, Goo, Dirty
Elton John: Madman Across the Water, Honky Chateau, Don’t Shoot Me, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Otis Redding: Sings Soul Ballads, Otis Blue, The Soul Album, Dictionary of Soul
Graham Parker: Howlin’ Wind, Heat Treatment, Stick to Me, Squeezing Out Sparks
Bruce Springsteen: The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle; Born to Run; Darkness on the Edge of Town; The River
Billy Joel: Turnstiles, The Stranger, 52nd Street, Glass Houses
The Who: Sell Out, Tommy, Who’s Next, Quadrophenia
Elvis Costello: My Aim Is True, This Year’s Model, Armed Forces, Get Happy
The Beach Boys: All Summer Long, Today, Summer Days & Summer Nights, Pet Sounds
CCR: Bayou Country, Green River, Willy & the Poor Boys, Cosmos Factory
The Byrds: Mr. Tambourine Man, Turn! Turn! Turn!, Fifth Dimension, Younger Than Yesterday
Are you kidding me!!: Kinks (Face to Face, Something Else, Village Green, Arthur, Lola vs Powerman, Muswell Hillbillies) pick the first 4, middle 4, last 4 or make a 6-run list
Valid
Bowie should have appeared twice with Satation to station, Low, Heroes and Lodger or Low, Heroes, Lodger and Scary monsters and super creeps.
Swap Another Side of Bob Dylan for John Wesley Harding
I’ll be unpopular with this.
Pearl Jam
Ten, Vs, Vitalogy, No Code.
Good call.
Not unpopular. Just it's a regression imho so a weak, though not unreasonable, suggestion. Perhaps not far behind the top 20, but not in the top 20.
Pink Floyd👌💯
Radiohead and The Beatles should be the top 2
I would think Elton John would be somewhere in the list. Maybe CCR, Jefferson Airplane, Van Halen, Cream's 4 albums.
Elton John's first 6 albums after Empty Sky.
no system of a down (self titled-mezmerize)? blasphemy
😂
Are you kidding? What about
Jethro Tull:
Stand Up, Benefit, Aqualung, Thick as a Brick
Yes:
The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to the Edge, Relayer
Wishbone Ash:
Wishbone Ash, Pilgrimage, Argus, Wishbone 4
Gentle Giant:
Acquiring the Taste, Three Friends, Octopus, In a Glass House
I submit these 4 for your consideration.
Just kidding about the “Are you kidding?”
Did you mean Topographic Oceans ?
@@paulbrookes413 You’re right, brain fart on my part.
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Bowies is actually station to station low heroes and lodger
1:18 Beat: 😢
Tool and Metallica should definitely be here
I didn't watch all of this because there is only 1 true answer. Scorpions- Love Drive, Animal Magnetism, Blackout, Love At First Sting.
Nah.
What? No Doors?
no The Cure? and Bowie's run should have been Station to Station, Low, Heroes and Lodger over the ones you chose
These are ridiculous choices
Radiohead should be number in the top 5 and sufjan stevens dont should be in the top 10 .. that make u list wortless