bands with flawless discographies

Six Feet Under

I put the gat to your face and blast
Blow your fuckin face off, rock you with the
Sawed-off, blow guts all over your bitch
Leave your stankin in a six foot ditch
Run up in your house with a tek out
Duct tape your spouse with a gun in her mouth
Smack your Kids up you think I give a fuck
I'll call the fuckin pigs on myself
Barricade the black with the ATF
I don't give a fuck bitch I pray for death
Grab your little girl by the neck
Bust her in the chest
And throw her on the lawn
Call CNN it's on, get this on TV
The last one's for me
Aim with the pipe down dead in my head
And squeeze
Leave the whole wall red
 
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The fact that "I'll kill all the haters" is a line from Six Feet Under makes me want to put my fist through a wall.
 
Do it and I'll take a photo for an album cover.
I probably would but come on, man. This is the metal genre. The genre in which the corpse of a man who blew his brains out is an album cover. I'm sure an album cover of a guy punching a hole in a wall already exists somewhere. :lol:
 
The bad is set VERY high here. I'd give all three Jimi Hendrix records at least a 9/10. Other than that, no one.

Bands who come close:
Rush: Released 8 straight great albums from Carress of Steel to Grace Under Pressure. I can't think of any other band who stayed that strong for so many albums.

Swans: Of their 14 studio albums, at least 9 deserve a 9/10. Flith is the only album I'd give lower than an 8.

Agalloch: All their full lengths are great except the last one.
 
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Voïvod definitely had some flaws here and there, but they have a pretty savage discography considering how often they reinvented themselves.
Their run from Dimension Hatröss up to and including The Outer Limits is one of the hottest streaks in metal. Easily on par with Sabbath's first 6.

Rush: Released 8 straight great albums from Carress of Steel to Grace Under Pressure. I can't think of any other band who stayed that strong for so many albums.
I'd include Power Windows too although I can see that being a bit contentious. Actually I think Rush's output as a whole ranges from soild to excellent, I don't think they've ever released an album I'd call outright bad.

Psychotic Waltz are another band that immediately springs to mind. 4 brilliant albums with none sounding identical and they managed to pull off a pretty major shift in sound for their last two (to date) albums while still retaining a signature vibe.

I'd say Danzig would qualify too were it not for the awkward trip-up that is Blackacidevil.
 
Voïvod definitely had some flaws here and there, but they have a pretty savage discography considering how often they reinvented themselves.

I blind bought Phobos for a couple dollars a few days ago because it looked cool. Anything interesting there?
 
Their run from Dimension Hatröss up to and including The Outer Limits is one of the hottest streaks in metal. Easily on par with Sabbath's first 6.


I'd include Power Windows too although I can see that being a bit contentious. Actually I think Rush's output as a whole ranges from soild to excellent, I don't think they've ever released an album I'd call outright bad.

Both Fly by Night and Power Windows are borderline to me. Probably like an 8.5/10. Both have tons of great stuff, but a few cuts that don't sit right with me.

There are a few Rush albums I'm not crazy about.
-The debut is fairly pedestrian, save the final track.
-Hold Your Fire is kind of lame, though a number of tracks have grown on me over time. Still, the weakest Rush album. And "Tai Shan" is Disney quality.
-Presto is pedestrian, save the "The Pass"
-The production on Vapor Trails is crap, though I have yet to hear the much needed remaster.

Everything else by them is at least a 8/10.
 
Both Fly by Night and Power Windows are borderline to me. Probably like an 8.5/10. Both have tons of great stuff, but a few cuts that don't sit right with me.

There are a few Rush albums I'm not crazy about.
-The debut is fairly pedestrian, save the final track.
-Hold Your Fire is kind of lame, though a number of tracks have grown on me over time. Still, the weakest Rush album. And "Tai Shan" is Disney quality.
-Presto is pedestrian, save the "The Pass"
-The production on Vapor Trails is crap, though I have yet to hear the much needed remaster.

Everything else by them is at least a 8/10.

Hold Your Fire is at least a 7/10 (but yes, Tai Shan is garbage)
Presto is really good
Vapor Trails is their best album of the 2000s
The debut is a damn good 70s rock album

Nothing Rush did is below a 7/10
 
Hold Your Fire is at least a 7/10 (but yes, Tai Shan is garbage)
Presto is really good
Vapor Trails is their best album of the 2000s
The debut is a damn good 70s rock album

Nothing Rush did is below a 7/10

I'm not gonna go to war over any of your positions. I wouldn't give any of their albums a grade lower than 6/10, so we're probably not far off on most of these albums.

I am mildly surprised that you prefer Vapor Trails to Snakes and Arrows, and Clockwork Angels. I find the later to have far more engaging compositions.
 
I'm not gonna go to war over any of your positions. I wouldn't give any of their albums a grade lower than 6/10, so we're probably not far off on most of these albums.

I am mildly surprised that you prefer Vapor Trails to Snakes and Arrows, and Clockwork Angels. I find the later to have far more engaging compositions.

Once I read 'Ghost Rider', Vapor Trails had more meaning to me than anything else he did. Not to say the last two albums weren't good, but it seemed like he poured his heart into that album after his journey.