Red Mosquito

Meh, let the man have his Sabbath. I only started listening to them a few years ago. What classifies as a "Big hitter" is relative and generational, after all.

Soma. wrote:

Kral wrote:MASSIVE ATTACK:
Blue Lines>Protection>Mezzanine

Protection lets this run down, unfortunately. 100th Window is a better album but obviously breaks the run of three.

They kinda fell off my radar after Mezzanine, I'll have to check it out..

Soma. wrote:Meh, let the man have his Sabbath. I only started listening to them a few years ago. What classifies as a "Big hitter" is relative and generational, after all.

You guys can put whatever bands you want, I was speaking for myself only.

I'll admit I forgot about Amnesiac due it being a leftovers album, much the same way I skipped over Pisces Iscariot for my Smashing Pumpkins run.

Kral wrote:

warehouse wrote:

Kral wrote:

Soma. wrote:I'm not a big The Bends or Hail to the Thief fan, and they book-end their finest albums.

I suppose the obvious choice would be The Bends>OK Computer>Kid A, but im not a huge fan of the band, although The Bends is fucking awesome!

that would be my choice, but i think that most people would say OK Computer>Kid A>Amnesiac

Amnesiac never did to much for me, Kid A was also a little out of my comfort zone, but still a pretty good album.

OKC through to Amnesiac is incredible.

Birds in Hell wrote:THE CURE: Seventeen Seconds > Faith > Pornography

Also, The Head on the Door > Kiss Me > Disintegration

Looking to find a suitable CLUTCH sequence, but haven't decided on one yet...

Blast Tyrant>Robot Hive>Beale Street, although Self-Titled through Jam Room is no slouch.

turned2black wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:THE CURE: Seventeen Seconds > Faith > Pornography

Also, The Head on the Door > Kiss Me > Disintegration

Both are great but I favor '2black's run slightly.

Looking at either Clutch> Elephant Riders>Jam Room or Blast>Robot>Beale,

Not a huge fan of Beale St., however..

Heathen.

Its not the worst, just falls a bit after One Eye Dollar

DELTA SPIRIT:
Ode To Sunshine>History From Below>Delta Spirit

DEFTONES:
Around The Fur>White Pony>Deftones

Stones: Let it Bleed - Sticky Fingers - Exile on Main St

Without a doubt, in my mind, best back-to-back-to-back of all-time.

Your avatar reminds me, Ive been trying to come up with a god Tom Waits run, but there's too many places to start.

Gods' Die wrote:Stones: Let it Bleed - Sticky Fingers - Exile on Main St

Without a doubt, in my mind, best back-to-back-to-back of all-time.

I'm horribly uneducated when it comes to the Stones but I enjoy these albums. Thanks for weighing in.

Bobby D: bringing it all back home, highway 61, blonde on blonde

Bruce: wild, born to run, darkness

Beatles: revolver, sgt pepper, white album

Bowie: hunky dory, ziggy, Aladdin sane

Jimi Hendrix experience: fucking obviously

Cliched? Yes, but I went through my whole ipod and passed over a ton of runs/records that I fucking love (I didn't mention Tom Waits), but I truly think these overplayed records are the best runs ever.

YLT: Electr-O-Pura > I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One > And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out

Soma. wrote:

Gods' Die wrote:Stones: Let it Bleed - Sticky Fingers - Exile on Main St

Without a doubt, in my mind, best back-to-back-to-back of all-time.

I'm horribly uneducated when it comes to the Stones but I enjoy these albums. Thanks for weighing in.

They're one of my favorite bands ever solely for this run. And I put on other stuff of theirs about once every 2 years. That's how much I love this run of records.

Gods' Die wrote:Bowie: hunky dory, ziggy, Aladdin sane

That's a great one. I rate Diamond Dogs highly but there isn't a run it would do well in.