Albums without a single bad track on them

Gemancy

Gemancy wrote: »

Nick Cave & the bad seeds - The Boatman’s Call

One of my absolute favourite albums of all time....but Green Eyes is pretty terrible. If they took that one off then you'd have a pretty flawless album.

Shop40

OK Computer

Hercule Poirot

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus

Hercule Poirot

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Abbatoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus

NewbridgeIR

JupiterKid wrote: »

Eurythmics - Revenge

That's a surprise.

It's good but well down their rankings

Savage is my favourite of theirs - it needs a deluxe edition with a BD of all the promo videos.

Then 1984, Touch Dance & In The Garden.

joeguevara

Pulp - Different Class has no bad songs on it. Absolute belter of an album.

NewbridgeIR

joeguevara wrote: »

Pulp - Different Class has no bad songs on it. Absolute belter of an album.

Came in 12 different sleeves too. Shame about the sound quality though. Too long for one LP.

lickalot

Original Pirate Material - The Streets
Ready to Die - Biggie Smalls
2001 - Dr Dre
The college Dropout - Kanye West

Lewis_Benson

Karnivool - Sound awake

machiavellianme

The only bad thing about Pig Destroyer's "Book burner" is that it ends.
Flawless.

Johnnymac706

Dogrel - Fontaine’s DC.

iamstop

Kid Loco - A Grand Love Story
Dr. Octagon - Octagonecologyst
GnR - Use Your Illusion 1 & 2
Ice Cube - Predator
OC - Word.. Life
Bonobo - Animal Magic
Luke Vibert - Big Soup
Plaid - Not for Threes
Bjork - Debut and Post
Ghostface Killah - Apollo Kids
Cypress Hill - Black Sunday
De La Soul - Stakes is High
Bob Marley - Legend
Kraftwerk - The Mix
The Prodigy - Jilted Generation
Syl Johnson - Is it Because I'm Black
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works vol II
Nirvana - Nevermind
Black Sabbath - We Sold Our Souls For Rock n Roll
Portishead - Portishead
Mettalica - Black Album
Orbital - In Sides
Chemical Brothers - Exit Planet Dust
Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
Coldcut - Let Us Play
Manowar - Kings of Metal
Funkadelic - One Nation Under a Groove
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Onxy - Bacdafucup
KRS One - Return of the Boom Bap
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children
Daft Punk - Homework
Air - Mood Safari
Roysopp - Melody A.M.

Hotblack Desiato

Loads of duff (no pun intended) tracks on Use Your Illusion I & II, Get In The Ring is probably the most egregious example

Would have made a killer single album and still had a few good ones left over.

Hate to say it but there is filler on Nevermind too, On A Plain anyone?

Good call on Royksopp

Rothko

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Loads of duff (no pun intended) tracks on Use Your Illusion I & II, Get In The Ring is probably the most egregious example

Would have made a killer single album and still had a few good ones left over.

Hate to say it but there is filler on Nevermind too, On A Plain anyone?

Good call on Royksopp

On A Plain is one of the catchiest tracks on the album

joeguevara

NewbridgeIR wrote: »

Came in 12 different sleeves too. Shame about the sound quality though. Too long for one LP.

Remember being in boarding school and got the 20 albums for 99p. Thought I was getting different class but got his and hers. Actually liked it. This is hardcore was a real letdown for me. Delighted they got the farewell concert years after they split. Loved his cameo on the Ali G show.

dodzy

Anyone call Def Leppard's Hysteria yet?

Foreigner 4

Eagles Greatest Gits

Eurythmics GH

George Michael Listen without prejudice

Erasure Innocents

Richard Marx Repeat Offender

Top Gun soundtrack

Thrashssacre

Megadeth - rust in peace

Suprised it hadn't got a mention yet.

joeguevara

I found the album Tommy by the Who perfect. Every song added to it, even the long overtures and undertures. Not for everyone but is up there as my favourite.

The other one is Led Zepellin IV. Every track amazing. Even though my favourite song is bron y aur stomp on III, can’t deny that this was one of the best rock albums in history. Lucky to see Page and Plant n Munich in 98.

Hotblack Desiato

Rothko wrote: »

On A Plain is one of the catchiest tracks on the album

It's complete filler. He wrote it when he was ... on a plane ... and needed one more song for the album.

"Catchy" ? Venga Boys were catchy, Jive Bunny was catchy. AIDS is catchy...

Declan A Walsh

There are plenty of albums that I really like but have to skip maybe one or two tracks. Maybe it's just me!

Rothko

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

It's complete filler. He wrote it when he was ... on a plane ... and needed one more song for the album.

"Catchy" ? Venga Boys were catchy, Jive Bunny was catchy. AIDS is catchy...

We'll agree to disagree

MonkstownHoop

Dire Straits Communiqué

NewbridgeIR

dodzy wrote: »

Anyone call Def Leppard's Hysteria yet?

Foreigner 4

Eagles Greatest Gits

Eurythmics GH

George Michael Listen without prejudice

Erasure Innocents

Richard Marx Repeat Offender

Top Gun soundtrack

Hysteria has been called

Eurythmics Greatest Hits - no. Uses the album version of Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This). If the single mix was included then they'd have fitted an extra track - Beethoven or Julia maybe.

Erasure - The Innocents - YES

George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice - YES

nc6000

Shop40 wrote: »

OK Computer

OK Computer is probably my favourite album and could well be the one I've listened to most. I usually skip Fitter Happier and don't think much of Electioneering either.

iamstop

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Loads of duff (no pun intended) tracks on Use Your Illusion I & II, Get In The Ring is probably the most egregious example

I actually dig (no pun intended) Get In The Ring

seenn00J

Dream Theater - Scenes from a memory

From start to finish, one of the most perfectly composed and produced albums I have ever heard.

joeguevara

The tape that our 5th class primary school teacher pulled out for religion. Every one a gold standard belter.

Kumbaya My Lord. ...
Shine Jesus Shine. ...
When I Needed a Neighbour. ...
Give Me Oil In My Lamp. ...
One More Step Along The World I Go. ...
All Things Bright and Beautiful. ...
He's Got The Whole World in His Hands. ...
Who Put the Colours in the Rainbow?
Zacheus
Lord of the dance
Colours of the day
Cauliflower fluffy
Morning has broken

Don’t make tunes like that anymore

iamstop

Anyone said DJ Shadow - Entroducing yet?

Fun fact: It's in the Guinness Book Of Records as the first album to be released made entirely of samples.
Another Fun Fact: DJ Shadow used to go by DJ Shadow and the Groove Robbers. The Groove Robbers being his turntables that he used to sample.

FHFM50

Sigur Rós - Agætis Byrjun

AndyBoBandy

iamstop wrote: »

Anyone said DJ Shadow - Entroducing yet?

Look at the OP