Creedence Clearwater Revival

"Bayou Country"
"Green River"
"Willy and the Poor Boys"
"Cosmo's Factory"


The Moody Blues

"Days of Future Passed"
"In Search of the Lost Chord"
"On the Threshold of a Dream"
"To Our Children's Children's Children"


The Who

"Tommy"
"Who's Next"
"Quadrophenia"
"The Who by Numbers"

I'm going to go 4 great live albums by Jerry Lee Lewis:

1. Live @ The Star Club
2. Greatest Live Show on Earth
3. By Request More of the Greatest Live Show on Earth
4. Live at the International Hotel

I'd also add the following four albums by the Killer:

1. Another Place, Another Time
2. She Still Comes Around
3. Country Music Hall of Fame Hits
4. She Even Woke Me Up To Say goodbye

What about someone with a career of over 30 years and 30 great albums in a row?

That can only be George Strait.

- BowieStone

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Mott the Hoople

Braincapers
All the Young Dudes
Mott
The Hoople

Hey Braincapers, I never heard the album Braincapers but did own the other three. Great choices and a great band. I wish they were still active...

TURBONEGRO:
-Hot cars
-Never is forever
-Ass cobra
-Apocalypse dudes

Stone Temple Pilots:

CORE
PURPLE
Tiny Music...
No. 4

van halen, van halen ll, women and children first, fair warning.

cheap trick, in color, heaven tonight, budokan, dream police.

Beatles:
Rubber Soul
Revolver
SPLHCB
The White Album
Abbey Road

The Rolling Stones:
Beggars Banquet
Let it Bleed
Get your Ya-Ya's out
Sticky Fingers
Exile

The Who:
Tommy
Live at Leeds
Who's Next
Quadrophenia
The Who by Numbers

Deep Purple:
In Rock
Fireball
Machine Head
made in Japan
Who do we think we are

Bob Dylan:
Time out of Mind
Love and Theft
Modern Times
Together through Life

Led Zeppelin:
I
II
III
IV

Queen:
Queen
Queen II
Sheer Heart Attack
A Night at the Opera
A Day at the Races

Free:
Tons of Sobs
Free
Fire and Water
Highway

Metallica

kill em All
Ride the Lightning
Master of Puppets
And Justice for all

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Mott the Hoople

Braincapers
All the Young Dudes
Mott
The Hoople

Hey Braincapers, I never heard the album Braincapers but did own the other three. Great choices and a great band. I wish they were still active...

Me too. Braincapers is excellent. On Mott Live (which is also brilliant) it's described by Hunter as 'the last bit of good luck, or bad luck, we had...'

de dijk, all albums
jeroen

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jeroen

I love their album with Solomon Burke

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The Clash, Give Em enough Rope, London Calling, Sandinista

Love the Clash, but Sandinista?
Really?

Count London Calling as a double

sandinistas?...uh-oh..now it's gonna get political....reagan vs. the commies!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargghh!!! where is ted nugent when you need him?

"Love the Clash, but Sandinista?"

I agree. I'm left-wing but I consider this one to be a purge/laxative...

I guess putting to tape every "riff" that came and call it a song wasn't such a great idea after all...

Here's something a bit different:

Miles Davis: In A Silent Way, Bitches' Brew, Jack Johnson, Live Evil.

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Here's something a bit different:

Miles Davis: In A Silent Way, Bitches' Brew, Jack Johnson, Live Evil.

hmmmm...i'd rather we cook, relax, work and steam with that foursome from his first great fivesome...and they were all recorded on the same day. beat THAT!

Graham Parker and the Rumor
Howlin' Wind
Heat Treatment
Stick to Me
Squeezing out Sparks

Blue Oyster Cult (5)
Self Titled
Tyranny and Mutation
Secret Treaties
Agents of Fortune
Spectres

The Flamin' Groovies
Teenage Head
Shake Some Action
Now
Jumpin' in the Night

Here's more:

Taj Mahal, The Natchl Blues, Giant Step, De Old Folks At Home

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Here's more:

Taj Mahal, The Natchl Blues, Giant Step, De Old Folks At Home

bands, tommy....bands!! the miles quintets were bands. please delete this post as it is OFFENSIVE to the integrity of the thread.

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Graham Parker and the Rumor
Howlin' Wind
Heat Treatment
Stick to Me
Squeezing out Sparks

Blue Oyster Cult (5)
Self Titled
Tyranny and Mutation
Secret Treaties
Agents of Fortune
Spectres

The Flamin' Groovies
Teenage Head
Shake Some Action
Now
Jumpin' in the Night

you are right about that blue oyster cult run. i forgot all about that run and those are the only BOC albums i own

but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

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but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

i agree spectres is a step down from the first 4

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DAVID BOWIE / MICK RONSON

The Man Who Sold The World
Hunky Dory
Ziggy Stardust
Alladin Sane

Diamond Dogs
Young Americans
Station to Station
Low
Heroes

That's five in a row. Stick Pin Ups into the list, (I personally think that was a great album), and you've got ten in a row.

John Hiatt:

Bring the Family
Slow Turning
Stolen Moments
Perfectly Good Guitar
Walk On

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but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

i agree spectres is a step down from the first 4

Well I understand the point and for me it's the first three and then the rest. But even some of the later Lps have some amazing cuts. "Agents" is what it is -- their most popular but definitely with some strong stuff and maybe one or two clinkers. I put in "Spectres" because I like it -- I think it holds up alongside and is comparable to "Agents." For "Golden Age of Leather" and "I Love the Night" alone even.

Anyway, just glad to see the Amazing Blue Oyster Cult get some due here!

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but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

i agree spectres is a step down from the first 4

Well I understand the point and for me it's the first three and then the rest. But even some of the later Lps have some amazing cuts. "Agents" is what it is -- their most popular but definitely with some strong stuff and maybe one or two clinkers. I put in "Spectres" because I like it -- I think it holds up alongside and is comparable to "Agents." For "Golden Age of Leather" and "I Love the Night" alone even.

Anyway, just glad to see the Amazing Blue Oyster Cult get some due here!

yeah it was about 3 years ago i really got into BOC. i liked their 2 newest studio albums a lot but its been like 10 years since they did anything

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but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

i agree spectres is a step down from the first 4

Well I understand the point and for me it's the first three and then the rest. But even some of the later Lps have some amazing cuts. "Agents" is what it is -- their most popular but definitely with some strong stuff and maybe one or two clinkers. I put in "Spectres" because I like it -- I think it holds up alongside and is comparable to "Agents." For "Golden Age of Leather" and "I Love the Night" alone even.

Anyway, just glad to see the Amazing Blue Oyster Cult get some due here!

yeah it was about 3 years ago i really got into BOC. i liked their 2 newest studio albums a lot but its been like 10 years since they did anything

but if you go see them these days, it's practically required you bring a cowbell. damn that christopher walken!!!!

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but spectres isn't in the same class as the first four...and really agents of fortune isn't in the same class as the first three....but between the two of them there's enough good stuff to act as a single record that IS in the same class. so, i'll let it go...this time.

i agree spectres is a step down from the first 4

Well I understand the point and for me it's the first three and then the rest. But even some of the later Lps have some amazing cuts. "Agents" is what it is -- their most popular but definitely with some strong stuff and maybe one or two clinkers. I put in "Spectres" because I like it -- I think it holds up alongside and is comparable to "Agents." For "Golden Age of Leather" and "I Love the Night" alone even.

Anyway, just glad to see the Amazing Blue Oyster Cult get some due here!

yeah it was about 3 years ago i really got into BOC. i liked their 2 newest studio albums a lot but its been like 10 years since they did anything

but if you go see them these days, it's practically required you bring a cowbell. damn that christopher walken!!!!

Saw them live two years ago and Buck definitely still has it. Eric pretty much sits in a lawn chair for the show but the rest of the band is quite good. Though I think they have really missed Albert Bouchard on the drums -- he is really under appreciated there and I think the band actually swung to an extent with him behind the kit. Not to mention his arranging and songwriting. Anyway, all the golden eras end, but they still tour and throw out some deep cuts and I recommend.