Albums without duff tracks

[Trem]

Too Ry Ay was the come on eileen jobbie. I owe you big time if you can find out the title for me, cheers in advance.

 

[maxi--]

the dexys album you're after is:
Don't Stand Me Down: Director's Cut

I dont think it's on the original release of 'Dont Stand Me Down' so make sure you get the re-mastered one.

I don't have it though :/

 

[Trem]

Thanks chum, this is album is a bastard to get though

 

[Yoni]

Albums without fillers for me are:

Radiohead: the bends
Morcheeba: big calm
RHCP: Blood sugar sex magik (shame about porcelaine on californication :|)
Beck: Midnight Vultures
Air:Moon Safari
PJ Harvey: Stories from the city stories from the sea
Violent Femmes :Violent Femmes
Mother Earth : People Tree

imo of course

Edit: two more I just thought of

Pink Floyd : wish you were here
The Doors : waiting for the sun

 

[Durzel]

For me:

Definite no-fillers
Leftfield - Leftism
Deep Forest - Deep Forest

Debatable no-fillers
Prodigy - Music For The Jilted Generation
Moby - Play
Coldplay - A Rush Of Blood To The Head

 

[MYstIC G]

Garbage: Version 2.0

Every track is a stone cold killer tbh.

Push It!

 

[~Clarky~]

pennybridge pioneers gets meh vote xD


by millencolin.

 

[maxi--]

Originally posted by Trem
Thanks chum, this is album is a bastard to get though

My National Pride is also on 'Let's Make This Precious' the new Dexy's best of

 

[Trebz]

RATM - RATM

 

[Cdr]

Originally posted by Cdr
Agreed. Although Dirty Frank is an 'odd' one.

Other ones;

Alkaline Trio - From Here to Infirmary

Eve 6 - Horrorscope / Its All in Your Head

RHCP - By The Way

GreenDay - Dookie

A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step

After rediscovering this album, I'd like to add this to my list;

Halo - Lunatic Ride

 

[Flamin_Squirrel]

Muse - Absolution

Im completely addicted to it.

 

[r32]

Muse - Absolution
N*E*R*D - In Search Of
Cake - Fashion Nugget
U2 - Achtung Baby

 

[echo]

Originally posted by throdgrain
Whilst I would agree with this post, and indeed agree that The Clash are the greatest band etc , I have one observation.
Loaded, the Velvet Underground album. Is the first song on tha album not "Who loves the Sun?" You think thats a a good song??

Only just saw this reply - in short, YES. I think it's a marvellous song Loaded I have included because I can listen to the record in one stretch (well, two, turning records over is a bitch), and enjoy the whole goddarned thing.. I always thought that was a really strong track from the album. (And I agree on Sweet Jane being an all-time favourite, too).



Only two votes for Pet Sounds so far though? The fuck!?

 

[maxi--]

Originally posted by echo
Only two votes for Pet Sounds so far though? The fuck!?

s'called ignorance.

 

[echo]

Hmph. The only track you could maybe criticise is Sloop John B, but that isn't even a duff track, just not in keeping with the rest of the album, mood-wise

 

[boromire]

Foo Fighters - The Colour and the shape
Off the top of my head cant think of a single dodgy track,
Oh, yeah and Muse- Absolution is all killer too

 

[Sharma]

Bought Kosheen - Kokopelli recently, I cant just stop playing it.

 

[SoWat]

Another vote for Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon here. It wasn't for nothing it spent a gazillion years in the album charts. Even now, it's hard to believe it was made in '74. I bought this on the first day of it's release and I reckon I've bought about 6 copies in various formats since.

Genesis - Trick of the Tail is also an album without a bum track. It was their first album without Peter Gabriel, and I can remember the raging arguments over whether it was as good as previous albums. As it turned out, it was excellent... it just took us a while to get used to the 'new' Genesis style.

 

[CptDoom]

Perfect albums, hmmmmmm. Not many of them if they have to be 100% good. Anyways.

Nirvana - Nevermind and In Utero
Pixies - Surfer Rosa and Bossanova (i hated Silver on Doolittle)
The Strokes - Is This It (too parfect maybe )
Air - 10000hz Legend (Awesome)
Nation Of Ulysses - 13 Point Program to Destroy America

Too hard, theres a few duff tracks on loads of my other albums but i dare say i prefer them over the ones i just mentioned

 

[WPKenny]

Pearl Jam - Ten
Pearl Jam - Vs
Counting Crows - August and Everything After
Counting Crows - Recovering the Satellites
Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine
Morcheeba - Morcheeba

The main reason I get into bands is down to mostly faultless debut albums.

 

[maxi--]

Originally posted by WPKenny

Counting Crows - August and Everything After

Sorry, i have NO idea how you can class this as faultless, it's full of flaws, tunless, directionless and really really dull.

Their live album 2 disk set however, that is great. They really changed a lot of their songs of this album, into decent melodies/tunes, the decent(if slightly Teeny angsty dawsons creeky). I have August...and their Live album, I don't listen to them much anymore, but I hardly EVER listen to their Debut album because their Live one trounces it.

 

[leggy]

Originally posted by maxi--
s'called ignorance.

If they haven't heard of it, it's called ignorance.

If they don't like it, it's called taste.

 

[maxi--]

Originally posted by leggy
If they haven't heard of it, it's called ignorance.

If they don't like it, it's called taste.

i know, thanks.
and how many people here do you think have heard Pet Sounds? Let alone own it.

Pet Sounds is undeniably a ground breaking album, stunning in pretty much every way.

how many times have you listened to it?

It took me a long time to realise how amazing it was. Like 6 months of listening to it once a week.

 

[leggy]

I have listened to it countless times since I was about 10 years old. It was one of the only albums I played when growing up.

Helps when your dad has a decent taste in music.

 

[CptDoom]

Originally posted by maxi--
i know, thanks.
and how many people here do you think have heard Pet Sounds? Let alone own it.

Pet Sounds is undeniably a ground breaking album, stunning in pretty much every way.

how many times have you listened to it?

It took me a long time to realise how amazing it was. Like 6 months of listening to it once a week.

I have it, but it rarely gets played.

Certainly mood music imo, and the mood you need to be in is rarely achieved by me

Dont Cry is a beautiful song for sure and so are a few others but infortunately its overplayed by my local radio station in its entirety.

Certainly prefer them over the beatles

 

[~Clarky~]

also (in my opinion, it all depends on what Genre of music you enjoy listening to)

I'd add Black Sails in the Sunset by Afi.

 

[Aoami]

Gorrilaz, by, funnily enough, Gorrilaz. No duff tracks on there imo. Also Homogenic & Post by Bjork.

Oh and La Folie by The Stranglers.

 

[echo]

Originally posted by Aoami
Oh and La Folie by The Stranglers.

I've had this LP for as long as I can remember (inherited a fairly big record collection) and haven't even got around to listening to it.. Maybe I should.