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Truly great albums with no duff moments

Monkey said:
Love this album, Easy Money.....
I saw King Crimson play this one at the Marquee in 1971? I remember
that it featured David Cross and Jamie Muir I think. :)
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Nah, that's the Islands line up with Boz et al. The Cross and Muir line up began in late 1972...how I wish I had seen them then, but hey, there are plenty of live recording available via DGM
 
Lola vs Powerman & The Moneygoround Pt. 1, and Muswell Hillbillies, both by The Kinks.
 
Beefheart - Mirror Man Sessions
The Virgin Marys - King of Conflict
Wooden Shjips - Back to Land
White Stripes - De Stijl
Alt-J - Awesome Wave
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

to be continued, me tea's ready :)
 
Every few months (and today) I listen to Rattlesnakes - Lloyd Cole & The Commotions and I would put it on this list.
 
brad666 said:
Donald Fagen - The Nightflly
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I'd have to second that - excellent album, every note in exactly the right place! :)
Also like to nominate Steely Dan - Gaucho, an album I try not to over-play just in case I ever get tired of it (can't see that happening though).
 
Had an 80's moment this arvo and really enjoyed them....

Prefab Sprout Steve McQueen
Deacon Blue Raintown
Betty Blue
 
Penguin Cafè Orchestra - When in Rome, Broadcasting from home (love all of them)
Weather report - 8:30
Archie Sheep - Attica Blues
Beethoven - Piano Concerto N°1, Choral Fantasy, decca sxl 6189
Barna Howard - Barna Howard
Roxy Music - Avalon
Ballake Sissoko & Toumani Diabatè - New Ancient String
 
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