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#684305 - Thu Jan 26 2012 09:05 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: themonarch]
Daaanieeel Forum Adept Registered: Sat Oct 01 2011 Posts: 128 Loc: Perth WA Australia	"Sigh No More"- Mumford and Sons. "Fleet Foxes"- Fleet Foxes. "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"- The Beatles. And possibly "OK Computer"- Radiohead, but I haven't listened to it startto finish yet. _________________________ "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us." -Gandalf, The Fellowship of the Ring Book I, Chapter II, The Shadow of the Past.
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#684307 - Thu Jan 26 2012 09:13 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: AntonLaVey]
AntonLaVey Mainstay Registered: Sat May 03 2008 Posts: 859 Loc: California USA	Originally Posted By: AntonLaVey I have two. "Piece of Mind" and "Somewhere in Time", both by Iron Maiden. If live albums count, then I will add "Decade of Aggression" by Slayer. You forgot Alice Cooper's Hey Stoopid, stupid.
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#773722 - Mon Feb 27 2012 05:05 AM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: AntonLaVey]
anatalee Participant Registered: Fri Jul 01 2011 Posts: 14 Loc: Sussex England UK	hi!
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#773767 - Mon Feb 27 2012 09:59 AM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: anatalee]
sisterseagull Forum Adept Registered: Tue Aug 16 2011 Posts: 129 Loc: Torquay Devon England UK	Additional: 'Takk' and 'Agaetis byrjun' - Sigur Ros 'Victor' - Alex Lifeson 'Presto' - Rush 'Statosfear' and 'Exit' - Tangerine Dream 'Dune' - Klaus Schulze
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#773866 - Mon Feb 27 2012 02:49 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: sisterseagull]
mehaul Multiloquent Registered: Wed Feb 03 2010 Posts: 3785 Loc: Florida USA	"Moondog" (1969) by Moondog (even with the additional dozen tracks added for the CD) _________________________ "...Tomorrow's come a long way to help you." Tim Davis 'Your Saving Grace' Steve Miller Band (1969) "...Yesterday's at least a mile back." Dale Peters 'Dreaming in the Country' James Gang (1971)
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#773878 - Mon Feb 27 2012 03:28 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: mehaul]
MikeMaster99 Enthusiast Registered: Sun Oct 23 2011 Posts: 310 Loc: Melbourne VIC Australia	"Wish you were here" - Pink Floyd "EC was here" - Eric Clapton (only just then realised the similarity in titles!)
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#774280 - Tue Feb 28 2012 05:04 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: MikeMaster99]
mehaul Multiloquent Registered: Wed Feb 03 2010 Posts: 3785 Loc: Florida USA	I agree with sisterseagull about "In the Court of the Crimson King" Did Queen ever put out a 'bad' song on any album? _________________________ "...Tomorrow's come a long way to help you." Tim Davis 'Your Saving Grace' Steve Miller Band (1969) "...Yesterday's at least a mile back." Dale Peters 'Dreaming in the Country' James Gang (1971)
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#774363 - Tue Feb 28 2012 07:16 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: mehaul]
CmdrK Forum Adept Registered: Sun Jan 17 2010 Posts: 136 Loc: New Hampshire USA	"Beggar's Banquet" - Rolling Stones "Desire" - Bob Dylan _________________________ Shrödinger's cat goes into a bar... Or does he?
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#774433 - Wed Feb 29 2012 04:07 AM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: glendathecat]
MikeMaster99 Enthusiast Registered: Sun Oct 23 2011 Posts: 310 Loc: Melbourne VIC Australia	Being perhaps controversial, can you name the one song that stops an otherwise great album being "perfect"? I'll start the ball rolling with: 1/ Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy" ruined by "The Crunge" 2/ At the risk of being accused of heresy, "Abbey Road" ruined by "Octopus's Garden" 3/ Pink Floyd's "Final Cut" ruined by "Not now John" (and it's not the swearing, I just dislike the song)
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#775932 - Sun Mar 04 2012 08:49 PM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: MikeMaster99]
mehaul Multiloquent Registered: Wed Feb 03 2010 Posts: 3785 Loc: Florida USA	I just heard The Clash's "London Calling" album for the first time (years late still counts though similar to horseshoes?) I was impressed with every offering. _________________________ "...Tomorrow's come a long way to help you." Tim Davis 'Your Saving Grace' Steve Miller Band (1969) "...Yesterday's at least a mile back." Dale Peters 'Dreaming in the Country' James Gang (1971)
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#813862 - Thu Aug 09 2012 09:30 AM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: Daaanieeel]
Daaanieeel Forum Adept Registered: Sat Oct 01 2011 Posts: 128 Loc: Perth WA Australia	Seems I can't edit my original post, so I'll just quote my first post now that I've thought of some more. The originals still stand: "Sigh No More"- Mumford and Sons. "Fleet Foxes"- Fleet Foxes. "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"- The Beatles. But to that list I add: "Helplessness Blues" by Fleet Foxes "The Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd "Abbey Road" and "Revolver" by The Beatles "Illinois" by Sufjan Stevens "Ägætis byrjun", "( )" and "Takk..." by Sigur Rós "Oh, Inverted World" and "Chutes Too Narrow" by The Shins "For Emma, Forever Ago" and "Bon Iver" by Bon Iver "I Want That You Are Always Happy" by The Middle East "Picaresque" by The Decemberists "Pet Sounds" by The Beach Boys "Every Kingdom" by Ben Howard _________________________ "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us." -Gandalf, The Fellowship of the Ring Book I, Chapter II, The Shadow of the Past.
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#822602 - Wed Sep 12 2012 07:26 AM Re: "Perfect" albums [Re: glendathecat]
Jazmee27 Mainstay Registered: Tue Mar 09 2010 Posts: 632 Loc: Pennsylvania USA	I know I have at least one or two (or three) others, but the one that comes to mind is “Awake and Alive” by Skillet. _________________________ (1) Young I may be, but even young people are entitled to their opinions. (2)Attempting to silence me doesn't hurt me, but the silencer. (3) I must remain true to myself.
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