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fishbob wrote:Pretty hard to believe more people haven't mentioned Soundgarden's BMF > superunknown > DOTU
I think they had a better 3 album run than any combination of PJ albums

Love SG but no way is that run better than Ten > Vitalogy or Vs. > No Code or Vitalogy > Yield.

Jamily, ftw.

evenslow wrote:

fishbob wrote:Pretty hard to believe more people haven't mentioned Soundgarden's BMF > superunknown > DOTU
I think they had a better 3 album run than any combination of PJ albums

Love SG but no way is that run better than Ten > Vitalogy or Vs. > No Code or Vitalogy > Yield.

Jamily, ftw.

I dunno which run to choose though, I don't think they seem to be as cohesive as the SG run

fishbob wrote:

evenslow wrote:

fishbob wrote:Pretty hard to believe more people haven't mentioned Soundgarden's BMF > superunknown > DOTU
I think they had a better 3 album run than any combination of PJ albums

Love SG but no way is that run better than Ten > Vitalogy or Vs. > No Code or Vitalogy > Yield.

Jamily, ftw.

I dunno which run to choose though, I don't think they seem to be as cohesive as the SG run

I think Ten / Vs. / Vitalogy, Vitalogy / No Code / Yield, or Yield / Binaural / Riot Act, could be eligible three-album runs.

harmless wrote:

fishbob wrote:

evenslow wrote:

fishbob wrote:Pretty hard to believe more people haven't mentioned Soundgarden's BMF > superunknown > DOTU
I think they had a better 3 album run than any combination of PJ albums

Love SG but no way is that run better than Ten > Vitalogy or Vs. > No Code or Vitalogy > Yield.

Jamily, ftw.

I dunno which run to choose though, I don't think they seem to be as cohesive as the SG run

I think Ten / Vs. / Vitalogy, Vitalogy / No Code / Yield, or Yield / Binaural / Riot Act, could be eligible three-album runs.

I think maybe the fact that bands like SG, Tool and RATM only really have 3 huge albums makes it easier for me to view them as a better run, whereas Pearl Jam having up to 9 really good albums kind of dilutes their effect somewhat

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fishbob wrote:Pretty hard to believe more people haven't mentioned Soundgarden's BMF > superunknown > DOTU
I think they had a better 3 album run than any combination of PJ albums

BMF is a 3.5 star album. Sorry. Agreed on the latter, though.

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Outkast: Aquemini - Stankonia - Speakerboxx/The Love Below

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Lament wrote:Outkast: Aquemini - Stankonia - Speakerboxx/The Love Below

I could get behind this if Speakerboxx wasn't such a stinker. Its a real shame because The Love Below kicks all kinds of ass. Props for thinking outside the box.

Lament wrote:Outkast: Aquemini - Stankonia - Speakerboxx/The Love Below

yes this

Soma. wrote:

Lament wrote:Outkast: Aquemini - Stankonia - Speakerboxx/The Love Below

I could get behind this if Speakerboxx wasn't such a stinker. Its a real shame because The Love Below kicks all kinds of ass. Props for thinking outside the box.

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