Which band put out the most albums where nearly all the songs were amazing?

cogito

Silvertabby wrote: »

Fleetwood Mac

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac - yes. After that, it's just middle of the road AOR. Not bad but certainly not amazing.

Another shout for Joe Bonamassa. His solo work, Black Country Communion and his collaborations with Beth Hart are all excellent. Rock Candy Funk Party is not my thing though.

ianh1956

Always thought The Coral were underrated myself, I skip very few tracks on their albums

Marine_life

Rush
Led Zep

End of.

coffeehound

jj000007 wrote: »

Hall & Oates!

Love the fact that this guy/girl apparently joined up just to post this

makingplans4nigel

The Vengaboys.

tarquincat

Syman wrote: »

this will be a very subjective topic.

Metallica have done some cracking albums as has Bowie.

However beatles (IMHO) are over rated as are U2.

Meatloaf's Bat Out Of Hell does not have a bad track on it, but they weren't written by him.

Of course it's all Subjective, but I think people diss the Beatles just for a reaction or to be "radical"
You can pretty well single out exactly which Beatles song was the influence for every single pop/rock/punk/indie/metal/rap song that came after.

joyknights

Here are my personal favorite in no particular order:

The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles: 1
Celine Dion: Let’s Talk About Love
Adele: 21
Whitney Houston (Various Artists): The Bodyguard Soundtrack
Michael Jackson: Thriller

catkins

For me it would be The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, Michael Jackson and George Michael.

I can't think of one song that George Michael sang that I don't like.

25_Years_On

Planet Gong
Darlingside

I think I might be biased though.

greenface

Chi-lites , KC & sunshine , Paolo Nutini . George Michael . Prince . Neil young . billy joel . allman bros . mostly great songs with the occasional just good ones