slop101

We have a winner!!!


I would then add Muswell Hillbillies to the above, as it's their best work.

slop101

Live @ Red Rocks was afeter War, and Wide Awake In America was after Unforgetable Fire and before Joshua Tree.

Ergyu

Most of mine have already been mentioned.

Tool - Undertow, Aenima, Salival, Lateralus
Pearl Jam - Ten, VS, Vitalogy
Alice In Chains - Facelift, Dirt, AIC
Marilyn Manson - POAAF, ACS, MA
Metallica - Kill 'em all, RTL, MOP, AJFA...
Led Zeppelin - 1-4, HOTH, PG
Pink Floyd - Meddle, DSOTM, Animals, WYWH, Wall, Final Cut
Black Sabbath - BS, Paranoid, Master of Reality, Vol. 4, SBS
Radiohead - Bends, OK, KidA, Amnesiac
Smashing Pumpkins - Gish, Siamese Dream, MCIS, ADORE
RATM - RATM, Evil Empire, BOLA

MJKTool

Tool

1. Undertow
2. Aenima
3. Lateralus

monkey

Red Rocks was a live EP. Wide Awake in America was a 4 song EP with two live tracks. These would hardly qualify as albums.

B.A.

Pink Floyd - Meddle -> The Final Cut

Foo Fighters - All four albums

Wilco - Being There -> YHFT

Led Zeppelin - I -> In Through the Out Door

Weezer - first three

Outkast - all five albums

Built to Spill - There Is Nothing Wrong With Love -> Keep It Like a Secret

SFranke

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Murder Ballads, The Boatmen's Call, No More Shall We Part.

tommy28

A night at the Opera
News of the World
A day at the Races

and it aint Marx Brothers

Numanoid

Gary Numan

Replicas
The Pleasure Principle
Telekon


What, you expected me to say something else?

Hollowgen

ah, my mistake. i always considered under a blood red sky to be an album. thanks for the spirited enlightenment!

Gunshy

Talking Heads:

1. Fear of Music
2. Remain In Light
3. Speaking In Tongues

(if you don't count the double live - heck it ain't on CD anyway, tho it should be!)

-Gunshy

Supermallet

News Of The World came out after A Day At The Races. Also, why start at Night At The Opera? Sheer Heart Attack is as good as anything they ever did.

And The Beatles streak was from Please Please Me through Let It Be, not counting the soundtrack to Yellow Submarine, which is basically an EP with lots of orchestral pieces by George Martin afterward.

Odd that no one has mentioned Elton John. Tumbelweed Connection to Captain Fantastic And The Brown Dirt Cowboy.

Also, Brian Eno. Here Come The Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), and Another Green World.

Iron Maiden's first three albums (Piece of Mind is good but not consistent), and then from Powerslave to Seventh Son of a Seventh Son.

King Crimson. In The Court Of The Crimson King through Three Of A Perfect Pair.

The Boredoms entire catalogue.

Peter Gabriel. II (aka Scratch) through Up.

Laurie Anderson. Big Science through Deep Red.

Kate Bush. The Kick Inside through Hounds of Love.

The The. Soul Mining, Infected, Mind Bomb.

Genesis. Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound, and The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.

The Who. Tommy through Who Are You (including Live At Leeds).

Japan. Quiet Life, Gentlemen Take Polaroids, and Tin Drum.

cartman

To suggest some slightly different sounds:

Enigma: "MCMXC a.D.", "The Cross of Changes", "Le Roi Et Mort, Vive Le Roi!". I'd actually call it a 5 album streak since I'll typically just "link" them together.

Enya: "The Memory of Trees", "Paint the Sky with Stars", "A Day Without Rain".

Sarah McLachlan: "Fumbling Toward Extasy", "Surfacing", "Afterglow".

Moby: "I Like to Score", "Mobysongs", "Play".

and while they've already been mentioned, I can't not list them.

Pearl Jam: Ten through Lost Dogs. That's right, I've liked them all! Even Bugs and Lukin and Red Dot and Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me. Ok, so maybe I'm lying about Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me.

Randy Miller III

I second Radiohead, Manic Street Preachers, The Smashing Pumpkins, and tons of others. Here's more:

Massive Attack: Blue Lines, Protection, Mezzanine

Elliott Smith: Elliott Smith, Either/Or, XO

Belle & Sebastian: Tigermilk, If You're Feeling Sinister, The Boy with the Arab Strap

Beck: Mellow Gold, Odelay, Mutations (not counting Stereopathic Soulmanure and One Foot in the Grave, which were recorded before these three)

Ben Folds Five: Ben Folds Five, Whatever & Ever Amen, The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner (and Naked Baby Photos doesn't count...it's a b-sides collection!)

Tony Dvdfan

Would be pleasantly surprised if anybody else here listens to them, but Spineshank has three albums that are all great IMHO, and never get old Strictly Diesel, Height of Callousness, Self Destructive Pattern.
Most bands in that genre of music (hard rock/metal) get a weak album or two, but they have always put out a great effort.

Norm de Plume

Bruce Cockburn - Either:
-"Stealing Fire" (1984)
-"World of Wonders" (1986)
-"Big Circumstance" (1988)

or:

-"Dart to the Heart" (1994)
-"The Charity of Night" (1996)
-"Breakfast in New Orleans, Dinner in Timbuktu" (1999)


Nick Drake's three consecutive (and only) albums are also solid.

johnbook

AC/DC - 3 - Highway To Hell, Back In Black, and For Those About To Rock We Salute You

Def Leppard - 4 - High N' Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria and Adrenalize

Judas Priest - 5 - British Steel, Screaming For Vengeance, Defenders Of The Faith, Turbo and Ram It Down

Metallica - 5 - Kill Em All, Ride The Lightning, Master Of Puppets, And Justice For All, and the Black album

Motley Crue - 4 - Shout At The Devil, Theatre Of Pain, Girls Girls Girls and Dr. Feelgood

Creed - 3 - My Own Prison, Human Clay and Weathered

Ozzy Osbourne - 3 - Bark At The Moon, The Ultimate Sin and No Rest For The Wicked

Ratt - 3 - Out Of The Cellar, Invasion Of Your Privacy and Dancing Undercover

Shania Twain - 3 - The Woman In Me, Come On Over and UP!

Twisted Sister - 4 - You Can't Stop Rock And Roll, Stay Hungry, Come Out And Play and Love Is For Suckers

Van Halen - 10 - All there albums from start to finish (so far) ok not the gary cherone album...

Iron Maiden - 11 - All there albums from start to finish (so far) ok not the blaze bayley albums...

J-Dubya

A Perfect Circle

1. Mer de Noms
2. The Thirteenth Step
3. (insert next album here)

Poink

The Replacements- 'Let it Be;' 'Tim;' and 'Pleased to Meet Me.'

While Let it Be is their finest/peak, there's still fantastic songs on the two following albums.

Talk Talk- Colour of Spring; Spirit of Eden; Laughing Stock.

Ok, so I've never actually heard all of Colour of Spring. But damn it I'm not gonna be the first to mention this band!

The Jam- All Mod Cons; Setting Sons; Sound Affects

It would be the first three, but Modern World falls a bit short of In the City and All Mod Cons.

Aphex Twin- Selected Ambient Works II; I Care Because You Do; Richard D. James Album. (not 100% sure of order, due to pyseduonyms and all).

Alvis

Journey:

Captured, Escape, Frontiers.

Coral

Good call.

Buckets

Cool Thread! I'll add my 2 cents.


Beastie Boys - Licensed To Ill/ Paul's Boutique/ Check Your Head
Cecilio & Kapono - Cecilio & Kapono/ Elua/ Night Music
The Cult - Love/ Electric/ Sonic Temple
Duran Duran - Duran Duran/ Rio/ Seven And the Ragged Tiger
Fishbone - Fishbone/ In Your Face/ Truth And Soul
Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac/ Rumours/ Tusk/ Mirage
Garbage - Garbage/ Version 2.0/ beautifulgarbage
Goo Goo Dolls - Hold Me Up/ Superstar Car Wash/ A Boy Named Goo/ Dizzy Up The Girl
Hall & Oates - Voices/ Private Eyes/ H20/ Big Bam Boom
The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced?/ Axis: Bold As Love/ Electric Ladyland
INXS - Shabooh Shoobah/ The Swing/ Listen Like Thieves/ Kick
Led Zeppelin - I thru Physical Graffiti
Living Colour - Vivid/ Time's Up/ Stain
Manic Street Preachers - Generation Terrorists/ Gold Against The Soul/ The Holy Bible/ Everything Must Go/ This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
Bob Marley - Catch A Fire/ Burnin'/ Natty Dread/ Live!/ Rastaman Vibration/ Exodus/ Kaya
The Police - Outlandos d'Amour/ Reggatta de Blanc/ Zenyatta Mondatta/ Ghost in the Machine/ Synchronicity
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Freaky Styley/ The Uplift Mofo Party Plan/ Mother's Milk/ Blood Sugar Sex Magik
The Replacements - Tim/ Pleased To Meet Me/ Don't Tell A Soul
The Rolling Stones - Beggers Banquet/ Let It Bleed/ Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out/ Sticky Fingers/ Exile On Main Street
Run-D.M.C. - Run-D.M.C./ King of Rock/ Raising Hell/ Tougher Than Leather
Simple Minds - New Gold Dream/ Sparkle In The Rain/ Once Upon A Time
UB40 - Signing Off/ Present Arms/ UB44/ Labour of Love/ Geffery Morgan/ Rat In Mi Kitchen
U2 - War/ The Unforgattable Fire/ The Joshua Tree
Van Halen - 1984/ 5150/ OU812

cdollaz

I think this thread has turned into:

"let me list all of my favorite bands"

DVD Josh

I'm not sure you can really count mixed up, as it really was just a collection of mixes on the singles. But I love WMS and Bloodflowers is classic Cure. So I disagree with you

Flashback

Pink Floyd..Dark Side/Wish You Were Here/Animals (I do like Animals a lot)
Clash... The Clash/Give em Enough Rope/London Calling
Bowie...Hunky Dory/Rise-Fall Ziggy/Aladdin Sane