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Reply #30 posted 06/19/11 6:54pm

Tortilla

MeShell - Bitter // Cookie:The Anthropological Mixtape // Comfort Woman // The World Has Made Me the Man of My Dreams

Bjork - Debut // Post // Homogenic // Vespertine

The Smiths - The Smiths // Meat is Murder // The Queen is Dead // Strangeways, Here We Come

Moloko - Do You Like My Tight Sweater // I Am Not a Doctor // Things to Make & Do // Statues

PJ Harvey - Dry // Rid of Me // To Bring You My Love // Is This Desire?

Tori - Little Earthquakes // Under the Pink // Boys for Pele // from the choirgirl hotel.

Kate Bush - Never for Ever // The Dreaming // Hounds of Love // The Sensual World

Beck - Odelay // Mutations // Midnite Vultures // Sea Change

Sonic Youth - EVOL // Sister // Daydream Nation // Goo

Brian Eno - Here Come the Warm Jets // Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) // Another Green World // Before and After Science

Talking Heads - Talking Heads '77 // More Songs About Buildings and Food // Fear of Music // Remain in Light

Joni Mitchell - The Hissing of Summer Lawns // Hejira // Don Juan's Reckless Daughter // Mingus

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Reply #31 posted 06/19/11 6:56pm

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John Coltrane

Lush Life

My Favourite Things

Africa/Brass

Olé Coltrane

Pearl Jam

Ten

Vs.

Vitalogy

No Code

Miles Davis

Porgy and Bess

Kind of Blue

Workin' With...

Sketches of Spain

Gil Evans

Great Jazz Standards

Into the Hot

Out of the Cool

The Individualism of Gil Evans

Alice In Chains

Facelift

Dirt

Jar of Flies/Sap

s/t

Roxy Music

s/t

For Your Pleasure

Stranded

Country Life

David Bowie

Diamond Dogs

Young Americans

Station to Station

Low

PJ Harvey

Dry

Rid of Me

4-Track Demos

To Bring You My Love

Mark Lanegan

The Winding Sheet

Whiskey for the Holy Ghost

Scraps at Midnight

I'll Take Care of You

Charles Mingus

Oh Yeah

Tijuana Moods

The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

Mingus, Mingus,

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Reply #32 posted 06/19/11 6:58pm

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elmer said:

John Coltrane

Lush Life

My Favourite Things

Africa/Brass

Olé Coltrane

Pearl Jam

Ten

Vs.

Vitalogy

No Code

Miles Davis

Porgy and Bess

Kind of Blue

Workin' With...

Sketches of Spain

Gil Evans

Great Jazz Standards

Into the Hot

Out of the Cool

The Individualism of Gil Evans

Alice In Chains

Facelift

Dirt

Jar of Flies/Sap

s/t

Roxy Music

s/t

For Your Pleasure

Stranded

Country Life

David Bowie

Diamond Dogs

Young Americans

Station to Station

Low

PJ Harvey

Dry

Rid of Me

4-Track Demos

To Bring You My Love

Mark Lanegan

The Winding Sheet

Whiskey for the Holy Ghost

Scraps at Midnight

I'll Take Care of You

Charles Mingus

Oh Yeah

Tijuana Moods

The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

Mingus, Mingus,

biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin biggrin Especially on Pearl Jams & Miles Davis

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Reply #33 posted 06/19/11 7:04pm

Tortilla

elmer said:

PJ Harvey

Dry

Rid of Me

4-Track Demos

To Bring You My Love

D'oh! Forgot about 4-Track Demos!

Then change my list to Rid of Me // 4 - Track Demos // To Bring You My Love // Is This Desire?

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Reply #34 posted 06/19/11 7:08pm

Gunsnhalen

R.E.M- Green, Out Of Time, Automatic For The People, Monster

Depeche Mode- Black Celebration, Music For The Masses, Violator, Songs Of Faith & Devotion

Frank Zappa- Freak Out!, Absolutely Free, Lumpy Gravy, We're Only In It for The Money

Eurythmics- Sweet Dreams, Touch, 1984, Be Yourself Tonight

Herbie hancock- Sextant, Head Hunters, Thrust, Death Wish

Radiohead- Ok Computer, Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail To The Thief

Pistols sounded like "Fuck off," wheras The Clash sounded like "Fuck Off, but here's why.."- Thedigitialgardener

All music is shit music and no music is real- gunsnhalen

Datdonkeydick- Asherfierce

Gary Hunts Album Isn't That Good- Soulalive
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Reply #35 posted 06/19/11 7:36pm

elmer

Tortilla said:

elmer said:

PJ Harvey

Dry

Rid of Me

4-Track Demos

To Bring You My Love

D'oh! Forgot about 4-Track Demos!

Then change my list to Rid of Me // 4 - Track Demos // To Bring You My Love // Is This Desire?

I guess considering it isn't a studio album it might not count, but I've always had a problem with the extreme quiet-loud production on Rid of Me so the 4-Tracks are my definitive versions. I think Is This Desire's amazing but wanted Dry so it had to be....

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Reply #36 posted 06/19/11 7:44pm

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Joni Mitchell - Blue/Court and Spark/The Hissing of Summer Lawns/Hejira

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Reply #37 posted 06/19/11 7:49pm

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NoVideo said:

I know we've had this topic before in the past, but I've been immersed in the Stones this weekend and it really struck me again how massively amazing the Beggars Banquet/Let It Bleed/Sticky Fingers/Exile on Mainstreet sequence really is.

thumbs up! All amazing albums

Hendrix - Are You Experienced / Axis / Electric Ladyland / Band of Gypsys

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Reply #38 posted 06/19/11 7:50pm

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Gunsnhalen said:

Radiohead- Ok Computer, Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail To The Thief

I think The Bends at the front of that makes it a very strong sequence.

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Reply #39 posted 06/19/11 7:53pm

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an

Tortilla said:

Bjork - Debut // Post // Homogenic // Vespertine

The Smiths - The Smiths // Meat is Murder // The Queen is Dead // Strangeways, Here We Come

Kate Bush - Never for Ever // The Dreaming // Hounds of Love // The Sensual World

Yes, yes and three times YES

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Reply #40 posted 06/19/11 7:54pm

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oh and before I clicked on this thread the mid-70s Stevie albums were the first that came to mind worship

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Reply #41 posted 06/19/11 9:04pm

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Joni Mitchell - Court And Spark* // The Hissing of Summer Lawns // Hejira // Don Juan's Reckless Daughter

*Technically, Joni released a live album (Miles Of Aisles) after Court And Spark but it's great, as well, and could easily start off the 4 album sequence.

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Reply #48 posted 06/20/11 12:56am

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Imaginative said:

I will DEFINITELY contribute more to this thread when I have more time. One of my favorite examples is Miles Davis. We can pick several runs, but to me this is the best because it was four albums recorded over a mere TWO recording sessions:


Cookin'
  • Released: 1957
  • Recorded: October 26, 1956
  • Label: Prestige
  • Format: LP
Relaxin'
  • Released: 1958
  • Recorded: May 11, 1956 – October 26, 1956
  • Label: Prestige
  • Format: LP

Workin'
  • Released: 1959
  • Recorded: May 11, 1956 – October 26, 1956
  • Label: Prestige
  • Format: LP

Steamin'
  • Released: 1961
  • Recorded: May 11, 1956 – October 26, 1956
  • Label: Prestige
  • Format: LP

you made a pick based on the recording date ?

miles ahead is missing otherwhise

milestones porgy and bess kind of blue and sketches of spain are a amazing run too imo. good pick though.

im flexible on the first choice since its a group effort and solo

Destiny off the wall triumph and thriller ( MJ/jacksons)

talking book innervisions fulfillings first finale songs in the key of life ( stevie wonder)

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Reply #51 posted 06/20/11 1:41am

Harlepolis

Funkadelic:

Cosmic Slop

Standing On The Verge of Getting Down

Lets Take It To The Stage

Hardcore

David Bowie:

Station to Station + The Berlin Trilogy

Herbie Hancock:

Sextant

Head Hunters

Thrust

Dedication

Joni Mitchell:

The Hissing of Summer Lawns

Hejira

Don Juan's Reckless Daughter

Mingus

Rufus & Chaka:

Rufusized

Rufus FT. Chaka Khan

Ask Rufus

Street Player

Patrice Rushen:

Patrice

Pizzazz

Posh

Straight From The Heart

Chic:

Chic

C'est Chic

Risque

Real People

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Reply #52 posted 06/20/11 5:46am

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elmer said:

rialb said:

Neil Young-Everybody Knows This is Nowhere/After the Gold Rush/Harvest/On the Beach (if you ignore the live album Time Fades Away)

But it's original material, so I wouldn't. And GoldRush being unsurpassable, I think it's better than the other three.

His run from 69-80 makes it quite a mission to stick to a four album run, I could go:

Zuma --- American Stars N' Bars --- Comes a Time --- Rust Never Sleeps

[Edited 6/19/11 18:35pm]

Yeah I'd happily include Time Fades Away, it's a killer record.

My pick for Neil would probably be Time Fades Away/On The Beach/Tonights the Night/Zuma

Half of American Stars N' Bars (the country-rock throwaways) really downgrades it for me.

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Prince's Classic Finally Expanded
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Reply #53 posted 06/20/11 5:47am

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Gunsnhalen said:

R.E.M- Green, Out Of Time, Automatic For The People, Monster

Depeche Mode- Black Celebration, Music For The Masses, Violator, Songs Of Faith & Devotion

Frank Zappa- Freak Out!, Absolutely Free, Lumpy Gravy, We're Only In It for The Money

Eurythmics- Sweet Dreams, Touch, 1984, Be Yourself Tonight

Herbie hancock- Sextant, Head Hunters, Thrust, Death Wish

Radiohead- Ok Computer, Kid A, Amnesiac, Hail To The Thief

Totally agree w/ the Eurythmics.

For REM I'd go: Document/Green/Out of Time/Automatic for the People

And I love Hail to the Thief, but I think The Bends is better:

The Bends/Ok Computer/Kid A/Amnesiac

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Prince's Classic Finally Expanded
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Reply #54 posted 06/20/11 5:59am

JoeTyler

Lady Gaga: The Fame / The Fame Monster / The Fame Remixes / Born This Way

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Reply #55 posted 06/20/11 7:09am

TyphoonTip

Queen: Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, A Night At The Opera & A Day At The Races.

Unbeatable.

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Reply #56 posted 06/20/11 7:26am

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The Cure: The Head on the Door/Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me/ Disintegration / Wish

Pet Shop Boys: Behaviour / Very / Bilingual / Nightlife

Rush: Permanent Waves / Moving Pictures / Signals / Grace Under Pressure

Suede: Suede / Dog Man Star / Coming Up / Head Music

Sting: Dream of the Blue Turtles / Nothing Like the Sun / The Soul Cages / Ten Summoner's Tales

Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon / Wish You Were Here / Animals / The Wall

Talking Heads: Fear of Music / Remain in Light / Speaking in Tongues / Little Creatures

eels: Beautiful Freak / Electro-Shock Blues / Daisies of the Galaxy / Souljacker

those are a few more of my favorites, beyond stuff that's already been mentioned

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The Deluxe 'Purple Rain' Reissue

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Reply #57 posted 06/20/11 7:50am

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To those including MJ's Dangerous and HIStory, I don't really think you understand the thread. It's kind of hard to put them on par with Fullfillingness and Songs in the Key, for instance. Or Revolver and Sgt. Pepper. The most compelling sequences are the one's (like Stevie's and many others here) where the progression builds peaks with an undisputed masterpiece. Several others here fit into that category, but not MJ or Janet (even though I love all of those J&L Janet albums.) You can't squeeze the Jackson's into every thread, and any mention of them in this one is off-topic.

Unless it's Joe Jackson!

Look Sharp!

I'm the Man

Beat Crazy

Night & Day

(I skipped the brilliant Jumpin' Jive, as it was a throw away tribute of all covers.)

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[Edited 6/20/11 8:24am]

"There is two kinds of music, the good, and the bad. I play the good kind."
Louis Armstrong
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Reply #58 posted 06/20/11 7:53am

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NoVideo said:

Talking Heads: Fear of Music / Remain in Light / Speaking in Tongues / Little Creatures

Definitely stronger to begin with More Songs About Buildings and Food (July 14, 1978) and end with Speaking in Tongues.

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"There is two kinds of music, the good, and the bad. I play the good kind."
Louis Armstrong
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Count forwards, backwards or start somewhere in the middle.

Of course, there IS a 20-year gap here!

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"There is two kinds of music, the good, and the bad. I play the good kind."
Louis Armstrong
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