Bands that have never failed you.
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How many albums do Streetlight Manifesto actually have? I've got one of them (can't remember name, good though) that I picked up when they were supporting Reel Big Fish a year or two ago, not really looked at whether there are many more.RabbiiFrystofsk said:
As a side note, I also saw [spunge] on a Valentine's day many moons ago, they were less impressive.
I almost don't want another album released. If they had to stop, Black Clouds Silver Lining =s is a very strong finish.CCountZero said:
OT: So so many. Honestly. But if I had to pick one, I'd pick Judas Priest. God, that band is amazing.
the jealousy is seething inside. they put on a good show and do not dissapoint with their set list, they even did an encore of all the songs with dance in the name and overplayed by a half hour.Cgull said:Seeing them for the second time next month. Admit it, you wish you were as wellvelcrokidneyz said:
I have to also say Radiohead... Pablo Honey wasn't a bad album, it was just pretty meh. But every single album after that- even Amnesiac (which I think is under-rated) was perfect.the Dept of Science said:
Their latest, In Rainbows does take more listening to to realise its greatness
Let's see... on the face of it, there are lots of bands that have "never failed me", in the sense that every album they've produced that I have heard has been great. But if I'm judging them by the criteria specified in the OP, that makes things more complicated.
When you take those criteria into consideration, I'm forced to leave a lot of bands whose virtues I happily extol off of this list because I haven't actually listened to all their albums, and so I'm unable to conclude they have never produced one that isn't good. Other bands I would generally proclaim to be wonderful might have some early material that is less than wonderful, and a whole slew of great bands I would love to mention here haven't actually produced 3 or more albums just yet.
So with that in mind, the list of bands with 3 or more albums that I can personally verify have never sucked is as follows:
Beyond Twilight
Epica
Falconer
Fireflight
Karmakanic
Lullacry
Masterplan
Poets of the Fall
Rhapsody (Of Fire)
Scar Symmetry
Silent Force
Sirenia
Tarot
Tristania
When you take those criteria into consideration, I'm forced to leave a lot of bands whose virtues I happily extol off of this list because I haven't actually listened to all their albums, and so I'm unable to conclude they have never produced one that isn't good. Other bands I would generally proclaim to be wonderful might have some early material that is less than wonderful, and a whole slew of great bands I would love to mention here haven't actually produced 3 or more albums just yet.
So with that in mind, the list of bands with 3 or more albums that I can personally verify have never sucked is as follows:
Beyond Twilight
Epica
Falconer
Fireflight
Karmakanic
Lullacry
Masterplan
Poets of the Fall
Rhapsody (Of Fire)
Scar Symmetry
Silent Force
Sirenia
Tarot
Tristania
I love them!! But my two would be My Chemical Romance (I just like them), but my main one is Muse. Every song on every album is unique and good to listen to in it's own way - I could just happily put the album on and just leave it to play.Whippoorwill said:
My main choice would probably have to be Dream Theater. I think without Portnoy they should call it quits. At least until he comes back.
Others would probably be:
Gorillaz
DJ Shadow(I even liked The Outsider which is a huge departure from his signature style)
Tool
Metallica(before they quit and some lame posers stole the name, aka pre-Black Album. That's right, I said it.)
Others would probably be:
Gorillaz
DJ Shadow(I even liked The Outsider which is a huge departure from his signature style)
Tool
Metallica(before they quit and some lame posers stole the name, aka pre-Black Album. That's right, I said it.)
