CD's Without A Bad Song

[The End]

What are some current cd's that you've listened to and thought "There isn't a bad song on this cd"? I'm looking for cd's to get but I'm looking for reccomendations. I like any kind of music.

[Clawson]

Thinking through it the only two that spring to my mind are the debut efforts by both the Arctic Monkeys and Oasis. Everything else usually has one song that I skip over but I can listen through those two no problem.

[GoGo Yubari]

"The Lost and Found" by Rasputina

"Abbey Road" by The Beatles

"Live at Stubbs" by Matisyahu

"Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis

"Parklife" by Blur

"Is This It" by The Strokes

The second and third Cowboy Bebop OSTs.

[ACCBiggz]

SOiL:

Scars

Re.De.Fine.

True Self

Metallica:

Every single CD as well.

[paidelr]

Only a few where I can fit them into a category.

Chamillionaire - The Sound of Revenge

Lil' Wayne - Tha Carter I

Fort Minor - The Rising Tied

Hinder - Extreme Behavior

[aznhitman]

Mezmerize and Hypnotize from SOAD. i could listen to both albums all day long.

[GRIFT]

Anything by Tom Waits.

[Maxx]

"Good Mourning" by Alkaline Trio

Anything by Green Day

[Mick]

AC/DC - Back In Black

AC/DC - High Voltage

Beastie Boys - License To Ill

Guns 'N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction

[ADG]

"August and Everything After" by Counting Crows

"Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" by the Arctic Monkeys

Check out some Placebo stuff as well.

[Testicle numba 2]

"On the Strength of All Convinced" by Daphne Loves Derby.

My favorite CD.

[Guest Bluesman]

Everclear-"Sparkle and Fade"

Elmore James-"Shake your moneymaker: Best of the Fire Sessions"

Led Zepplin-"IV"

Ministry-"In case you didn't feel like showing up (live)"

Indigenous-"Live at Pachyderm Studios"

Pearl Jam-"Ten"

Living Colour-"Vivid"

Rage Against the Machine-'Self Titled'

[Fanku Kaibutsu]

Most Green Day albums except Warning.

Fush Yu Mang by Smash Mouth

American Psycho, Cuts From The Crypt and Collection 2 by The Misfits

Mother's Milk and Blood Sugar Sex Magick by The Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Smash, Ixnay On The Hombre and Americana by The Offspring

Riddlebox, Great Milenko, The Wraith, and Forgotten Freshness 1&2 by ICP

The Green Book by Twiztid

Black Rain by Dark Lotus

Mesmerize by SOAD(Hypnotize... Not so much)

La Sexorcisto: Devil Music vol. 1 by White Zombie

Appetite for Destruction by Guns and Roses

Lily of Da Valley and Viva La Revolution by Dragon Ash

Living Dead and Flam Vein by Bump of Chicken

X Japan's self-titled album.

Edited April 16, 2006 by Fanku Kaibutsu

[Guest PRo55u]

Lucy Ford by Atmosphere

The No Music by Themselves

Labor Days by Aesop Rock

[livid]

Anything by Godsmack

Anything by In Flames

Anything by Lamb of God

"Thirteenth Step" by A Perfect Circle

"Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd

Anything that invovles Rob Zombie

"Karma and Effect" by Seether

[kale]

Metallica:

Every single CD as well.

[THEXTREMIST]

All Foo Fighters and Placebo material. In Your Honour is a must by and don't ask me how many times I've listened non-stop to Meds. Then there's the older stuff. You'll be there forever.

[Number of the Breast]

Anything by Iron Maiden, "Piece Of Mind" currently takes my #1 spot, that changes often though.

Anything by Dream Theater - "Train of Thought" is ESSENTIAL.

Foo Fighters - "The Colour and The Shape"

Those are the main ones that come to mind.

[Benji]

"American Idiot" by Green Day

"The Hight of Callousness" by Spineshank

"Lullabies to Paralyze" by QOTSA

"Bleed American/[self-Titled]" by Jimmy Eat World

"Gorillaz" by Gorillaz

"Take Off Your Pants and Jacket" by blink-182

"Audioslave" by Audioslave

"Out of Exile" by Audioslave

Aaaand, because I'm a slut, I'm going to honestly say Angels and Airwaves' "We Don't Need To Whisper".

[(həd)]

Metallica:

Every single CD as well.

I'm sorry but I have to disagree with that statement. Especially in regards to the St. Anger CD

Edited April 16, 2006 by Quoth The Raven

[Benji]

EDIT: Ah Benji, you too like the Height of Callousness?

I do indeed, I'm a total bitch for Spineshank, they're one of the bands of a genre I don't often get too into, but I got the Height of Callousness on the strength of New Disease and have never been less dissapointed

[SeanDMan]

I can't think of one. Among my favourite albums, OK Computer, Audio Of Being, Avalanche, Dark Side Of The Moon, Fat Of The Land, Toxicity, all of them have at least one track that isn't up to par with the rest of the CD. If you absolutely love a band and everything lines up with the stars and all that, fine, but I don't think that objectively it's possible to make a perfect album.

Edit: Perhaps with the exception of compilations and soundtracks. But even most greatest hits records end up with a stinker or two.

Edited April 16, 2006 by SeanDMan

[Bushmeister]

Probably Marduk's "Panzer Division Marduk" for me, or Meshuggah's "Chaosphere".

[YI]

"Guilt Show" by The Get Up Kids

"Reinventing Axl Rose" by Against Me!

"Everything Goes Numb" by Streetlight Manifesto

"The Element Of Sonic Defiance" by Strung Out

"Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues" by Strung Out

"Return Of The Space Cowboy" by Jamiroquai

"Absolution" by Muse

"Transatlanticism" by Death Cab For Cutie

"Revolutions Per Minute" by Rise Against

"Blood Sugar Sex Magik" by The Red Hot Chilli Peppers

"Metroplis Pt 2 - Scenes From A Memory" by Dream Theater

"Over and Over" by The 88

"Rooney" by Rooney

"Rockin' The Suburbs" by Ben Folds

I tried to pick albums where all the songs (Or nearly all) are good. using Benji's example of Angels & Airwaves. Whilst I would agree that there's no bad songs per-say, there's only 3 or so songs I'd call 'good' songs.

Ewww....QTR, The Fuse and Siren Song....ewww...seriously. I love both bands, but Siren Song was mediocre (They didn't 'sell-out' they just didn't write a good album, it was just RPM with shitter guitars...I'm hoping for better from "The Sufferer & The Witness" their 4th album, due out around June. however the first 2 albums were top notch, much better than Siren Song) and the past couple of Pennywise CD's have been uninspired. I have some strange fondness of "Land of The Free?". I agree The Fuse is much better than the album before, but not perfect.

Edited April 16, 2006 by YI

[Benji]

I tried to pick albums where all the songs (Or nearly all) are good. using Benji's example of Angels & Airwaves. Whilst I would agree that there's no bad songs per-say, there's only 3 or so songs I'd call 'good' songs.

Me and a couple of mates were walking at 1AM this morning, we just sat down and admired the shape of the land around us (a lot of it is still countryside), listening to the start of Valkyrie Missile it really set in how epic this album could be if you let it, it's an album you need to appreciate rather than analyse, to me at least.