Albums where EVERY SONG is good... (bass, 60s, single, listen)

[0marvin0]

One of my all time favs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoLPtBvFcQw
Phil Manzanera Guitar
Brian Eno Vocals,Synthesizer,Guitar,Tapes
Bill MacCormick Bass,Vocals
Simon Phillips Drums,Rhythm Box
Francis Monkman Fender Rhodes,Clavinet
Lloyd Watson Slide Guitar,Vocals

[SeaOfGrass]

Some are so redundant on everyone's lists, for good reason, so I'll just omit those. And a couple of these, I had to be reminded of.

Cheap Trick - "Live at Budokan"
Pretenders - "Pretenders"
The Cars - "The Cars"
Guns N' Roses - "Appetite for Destruction"
KD Lang - "Ingenue"
Paul McCartney - "Ram"

Great thread, by the way.

[Gerania]

I've thought and thought, and I can't name one. There's always a filler.

Maybe Tea for the Tillerman, but there was Into White and Longer Boats. Karen Carpenter?

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by Gerania

I've thought and thought, and I can't name one. There's always a filler.

Maybe Tea for the Tillerman, but there was Into White and Longer Boats. Karen Carpenter?

Longer Boats as filler? That's one of my favorite songs, and Cat Stevens is on the lower end of musicians I like.

[Cryinbaby]

The Beatles' Please Please Me. Excellent covers, and brilliant originals. The first and best of their early years.

[st33lcas3]

Ozzy - Diary Of a Madman

[jbgusa]

Emerson Lake & Palmer - Pictures at an Exhibition (I know, only one song but still)

[Snowball7]

all that early prog stuff.. Tull, Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, etc.

[mm4]

Originally Posted by 0marvin0

One of my all time favs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoLPtBvFcQw
Phil Manzanera Guitar
Brian Eno Vocals,Synthesizer,Guitar,Tapes
Bill MacCormick Bass,Vocals
Simon Phillips Drums,Rhythm Box
Francis Monkman Fender Rhodes,Clavinet
Lloyd Watson Slide Guitar,Vocals

Interesting. I hate that album.

Simon Phillips is a great drummer--his work really shines on this:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk90JaLMS6s

Brian Eno: Overrated. I have to say it.

Bill MacCormick later played in a band that actually did put out an album where every song is a good song, the Peter Hammill-produced Avalanche, by the group Random Hold.

Its co-founders David Rhodes (who later joined Peter Gabriel after playing on 3) and David Ferguson coincidentally were said to have formed the band after meeting at an 801 show and complaining about how they didn't like it.

[DOUBLE H]

A few lp's from the first few months of 1970 that I love;

To Our Children's Children's Children-- Moody Blues
Stand Up-- Jethro Tull
Then Play On-- Fleetwood Mac
Cosmo's Factory-- Creedence Clearwater Revival
Let It Bleed-- Rolling Stones