Bands that have never failed you.

[Ickorus]

Most of the bands I listen to have never released a bad album and there are too many to really list but here's a selection:

Mogwai
Explosions In The Sky
Mar
Followed By Ghosts
And So I Watch You From Afar

Lostprophets and Muse not a single song i dont like, cant complain about a single album and brilliant live performances.

Personally I think Muses latest album was a bit of a disappointment.

 

[MindBullets]

Lamb of God
Mastodon
and Rage against the Machine

 

[elcamino41383]

Bands that come to mind for me are Breaking Benjamin and Bullet for My Valentine. Sure there is a song or 2 on each album that I may skip over, but it's not like I'm thinking "OH GOD THIS SONG BLOWS!" I just rather listen to another song that I think is a bit better. I think everything they do is great though.

and to break this odd pattern Five finger death punch.

And I can't believe I didn't think of them when I was making this post. Glad I saw yours before I posted! These guys are amazing.

 

[Zombus]

The Tragically Hip and Rush are golden gods of awesome music. And they are both Canadian (yay national pride).

 

[dontpokethebear]

i really have to say none... Nine Inch Nails' with teeth and survivalism suck but everything else is gold, alice in chains has many boring songs but the good ones are phenomenal, ministry and avenged sevenfold both began by sucking but then matured into good music, and metallica... well... they are obviously the biggest drop from awesome to sucktastic in history. and thats all of my favorite bands.

 

[Zajber]

Let's see...
Iron Maiden, even the Blaze-albums.. and the DiAnno ones too.
Kamelot, f-in' masterpiece in every single album
RHCP, just bloody awesome.
Dream Theater, blahblahblahawesomeblahblahblah
Scorpions, never failed.
Edguy, best band around without a single bad song.

Oh wait, it became a top 6 here

 

[rancher of monsters]

It took me a while to warm up to Plastic Beach, but I'd say the Gorillaz have never really let me down.

 

[lonelydays17]

Green Day.

 

[Bravo Company]

Within Temptation

Tool

Yeah, can never go wrong with them, or anything that Maynard writes.

 

[Aggressor and Usurper]

Soulfly. Seven albums of "chugga chugga mutha fucka and repeat"...but still, they manage to do the exact same song with slight differences well enough.

And Porcupine Tree...well, Porcupine Tree since The Sky Moves Sideways but that came out in 1994 so I can't really comment, can I. And since I'm mentioning Porcupine Tree...

Opeth. Sure Deliverance was pretty...flawed, but still a killer album. And it boasts the best 5 seconds of intro I've ever heard.

Also Mastodon (seriously. Mastodon. Perfect.) and Dillinger Escape Plan.

In my frickin' third edit, High On Fire. Green Day, too, I refuse to acknowledge Warning or 21st Century Breakdown as bad albums. I'll get flamed for it, but I love 'em to pieces.

I can't say Maiden because the Blaze ones just suh-hucked. X Factor is tolerable but Virtual XI STANK. Thank god for Brave New World...

 

[Shycte]

Simon and Garfunkel.
I freakin' love those guys.

Who doesn't?

Bridge over troubled water is easily one of the best songs from the 70's.

 

[4173]

Forgot an obvious one, Reverend Bizarre. 3 albums, and then quit.

 

[Truehare]

The Beatles

I admit, I was afraid no one would mention these guys, at least not this soon into the discussion. My faith in mankind is a bit restored now.

I would add The Ramones and Big Rude Jake to the pile, as well as the Brazilian bands Autoramas, Blitz and an honorable mention to Ultraje a Rigor, because their first album was so kickass it compensates for the ones that were not so good.

 

[martin's a madman]

Gorillaz.

Yeah, they've never let me down either.

 

[Syrus Vikeruce]

R.E.M. I can actually buy those guys' music DVDs and not be disappointed.

YES! *Manly salute*

 

[sessionxiii]

definitly streetlight manifesto
FOUR YEAR STRONG<33- even their demo was REALLY good
and everyones gonna hate me for this one, but LINKIN PARK to, ATS was produced very well

 

[jaketaz]

Tool has been pretty consistent for me. And while I can't get 100% behind every Fugazi album, I've never heard a single song off any of their albums that is less than at least "decent"

 

[googleit6]

I would say Muse... But they did realease "Neutron Star Collision" and The Resistance... Not exactly a terrible album, and still better than most, but not up to their usual standard...

Excluding this last year, though, I'll go with Muse.

 

[Vishnu Namboodiripad]

arctic monkeys never has or will dissapoint me.

 

[Sigmund Av Volsung]

(In my opinion) Kasabian.