Great consecutive albums
There's not been many, has there? When I say great, I mean 'GREAT', not like Killers-great.
I can think of a few I personally adore:
Dummy - Portishead - Third (Portishead)
Debut - Post (Bjork)
Alligator - Dummy (The National)
Unknown pleasures - Closer (Joy Division)
dubnobasswithmyheadman - Second toughest in the infants (Underworld)
Playing with a Different Sex - Sense & sensuality (Au Pairs)
The Red Thread - Monday at Hug & Pint (Arab Strap)
Young Team - C.O.D.Y. (Mogwai)
Ham - Mega Breakfast (The Chap)
Curses - Travels with myself and another (FOTLeft)
Monster - New Adventures in Hi-Fi - (maybe up?) (R.E.M.)
Yo! Bum Rush the Show - It takes a nation of millions... (Public Enemy)
Chemistry - Tangled Up (Girls Aloud)
45:33 - Sound of Silver (LCD Soundsystem)
Arular - Kala (M.I.A.)
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Oooh
Maybe:
The Great Eastern - Hate (The Delgados)
The Closer you Get - The Way I feel today (Sixbyseven)
Madonna - Source tags & codes (Trails of Dead)
Let it be - Tim - Pleased to meet me (The Replacements)
I think R.E.M have made consecutive great albums on a couple of occasions
but in neither of those would I personally include the two you've suggested.
Being a gaybo fanboy, I'd say the Ramones made 5 consecutive classic albums from their debut onwards, but in the interests of objectivity I'll prune it back to the first 3 - Ramones * Leave Home * Rocket To Russia *
Yeah I think you're right about R.E.M.
I just included those as they have special memories for me.
Maybe Murmur - Reckoning and Document - Green
Orbital - Snivilisation followed up by In Sides
I'd extend it to Middle of Nowhere too, though
Love that album.
Hey-oh!
And I'd keep going to The Altogether. So many people look down on that album, but I'm telling you right now...treat those two discs like they're not even from Orbital (only if you have to), rid your mind of their past, and you will find some amazingly creative music. I mean, just listen to the last song on the first disc, "Meltdown". If any other group other than Orbital had made this album, that group would be praised very highly for this music. I think many people just can't get past the Orbital they "think" they know. Ok...sorry...I'm done now.
^5
Didn't know The National had done a Portishead tribute album ;-)
I'd say...
Surfer Rosa - Dolittle - Bossa Nova - Trompe le Monde (Pixies)
Doh!
Good spot.
And I wholeheartedly concur about Pixies and Orbital.
Though I don't rate Bossanova that highly meeself...
...
Bringing It All Back Home-Highway 61 Revisited-Blonde on Blonde (Bob Dylan)
Secret Name-Things We Lost in the Fire (Low)
Seven Swans-Illinois (Sufjan Stevens)
Alligator-Boxer (The National)
Blue-Pinkerton (Weezer)
Rings Around the World-Phantom Power (Super Furry Animals)
The Bends-Ok Computer-Kid A-Amnesiac-Hail to the Thief-In Rainbows (Radiohead)
The Moon and Antarctica-Good News for People Who Love Bad News-We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank (Modest Mouse)
I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One-And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out (Yo La Tengo)
Every Decemberists album to date (The Decemberists)
YOu should add 'fear of a black planet' to your P.E. list
I-II-III-IV (Zeppelin)
Are you Experienced?-Axis:Bold As love-Electric Ladyland (JHE)
Badmotorfinger-Superunknown (Soundgarden)
Repeater-Steady Diet of Nothing (Fugazi)
Peoples...-Low End Theory-Midnight Marauders (ATCQ)
Oops:
Trans Europe Express-The Man Machine-Computer World (Kraftwerk)
Slanted and Enchanted-Crooked Rain Crooked Rain-Wowee Zowee (Pavement)
some not yet mentioned
Feels - Strawberry Jam - Merriweather Post Pavillion (Animal Collective)
TOTBL - Antics (Interpol)
Whatever People Say... - Favourite Worst Nightmare (Arctic Monkeys)
Limbo, Panto - Two Dancers (Wild Beasts)
Funeral - Neon Bible (Arcade Fire)
every Beatles album really but Rubber Soul - Revolver - Sgt Peppers - Magical Mystery Tour - White Album especially.
Master of Puppets - ...And Justice For All
though you could take it back one and forward one too really.
Deja Etendu - Daisy
Enema of the State - Take Of Your pants and Jacket
Pretty Hate Machine - the Fragile
Vulgar Display of Power - Far Beyond Driven
i'd say pretty much all of pavement but ^ this
hope is important - 100 broken windows (idlewild)
effloresce - everyone into position - frames (oceansize)
we have the facts and we're voting yes - the photo album (death cab for cutie)
rebuild the pier - on the enjoyment of unpleasant places (stapleton)
i can't be bothered writing them all out but belle and sebastian, teenage fanclub, sonic youth, twilight sad, mew, los campesinos, the weakerthans have all totally nailed it at least twice in a row. (i should point out i'm only trying to write down bands that havent already been mentioned)
OK Cowboy - Flashmob (Vitalic)
So Right.
Flashmob is very awesome.
I'd say
Seafood - When do you start fighting - As the Cry Flows
Crimea - Tragedy Rocks - Secrets of the Witching Hour - Listen to the Seashells (slight cheating as it's not released yet and only heard half 0 but it's good)
Jetplane Landing - Zero for Conduct - Once Like a Spark - Backlash Cop
Bight Eyes - Fevers and Mirrors - Lifted... - Wide Awake... and Digital Ash...
Agree with the Modest Mouse ones too
I of course mean
When do we start fighting...
If you've only listened to half of it, it's DEFINITELY cheating.
Fair cop
I'm just enthusiastic! Their first two still stand though... and hopefully the 3rd will too.
Juturna - On letting Go (Circa Survive)
Automatic Midnight - Suicide Invoice - Audit in Progress (Hot Snakes)
Petitioning the Empty Sky - When Forever Comes Crashing - Jane Doe - You Fail Me - No Heroes (Converge)
The Bronx - The Bronx [II] (The Bronx)
Oceanic - Panopticon (Isis)
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness - Adore (Smashing Pumpkins)
surely gish and siamese dream were both better than Adore?
Adore really connects with me
More than Gish or Siamese Dream.
I prefer it to Gish
very underated.
YES to Circa Survive
Siamese Dream - Mellon Collie
For my money.
EYEWTKAS
>>> Worship and Tribute..
clearly
not really though.
ha
i take it 'Enema of the State - Take Of Your pants and Jacket ' was a joke then
not at all, they are two of the strongest pop punk albums i've ever heard
i prefer the second Glassjaw album, but also think the first was pretty great too.
well good.
I mean I agree with Enema, certainly, not sure about the follow up though..
Deja Entendu
and The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me - Brand New.
booooo
Future Sound of London
Lifeforms and ISDN
I prefer dead cities to ISDN
A few off the top o' me head
Sleater-Kinney
Pretty much all of their albums from Call The Doctor onwards.
I guess to combine just two would be hard.
Manics
The Holy Bible --> Everything Must Go
Pretty Girls Make Graves
Good Health --> The New Romance
The Veils
The Runaway Found --> Nux Vomica
David Bowie
Hunky Dory --> Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust...
I havn't heard those bowie albums:
But the Berlin Trilogy is a great set of consecutive albums.
Also can't believe this hasn't been mentioned:
Seventeen Seconds > Faith> Pornography (The Cure)
Then
Head On The Door > Kiss Me > Disintegration (The Cure)
I've been having a cure listening weekend, makes you realise how good they are when they can be bothered.
apple-F
Seventeen Seconds -> Faith -> Pornography
Can't endorse the next sequence, because I don't really rate Kiss Me that highly. Now, if it had have been HOTD, Disintegration, Wish... that would've been something!
lol I have to say I'm the other way round
I really don't rate wish as being a great album, it's abit patchy in places, I mean what the hell made them think wendy time was any good??? The good songs on it are amazing (friday I'm in love, high, edge of the deep green sea, open) but the filler in it seems to take an age to finish.
Underground Lovers
Get To Notice -> Leaves Me Blind -> Dream It Down
Oh. That's right...
Fuck you, DiS
'One beat' broke up their flow of great albums personally
But as a band I adore them
secret name ; things we lost in the fire (Low)
tigermilk ; ...sinister (belle and sebastian)
I think SFA take this one, someone mentioned them above but I really
think everyone of these is a stone cold classic.
Fuzzy Logic (1996)
Radiator (1997)
Guerrilla (1999)
Mwng (2000)
Rings Around the World (2001)
I'd include phatom Power - which I prefer to Rings
but it would end there - Love Kraft is too patchy for me.
Autechre
Amber - Tri Repetae - Chiastic Slide - LP5 - Confield
Around the Fur > White Pony..?
would be up there i recks
i was considering that.
oh yes, oh yes…
…I’ve been belting these 2 for the last couple of weeks.
In the sixties, and even into the seventies, this seems to have been a lot more common.
Just look at the Beatles (from Rubber Soul to Let It Be, that's 8 albums where they didn't really do anything less than 'good', and was mostly exceptional); or Dylan, who had an equally long run of albums from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan through to Nashville Skyline (OK, maybe only 7 if you stop at John Wesley Harding, but the point stands).
Nowadays it's considered unusual for a band to manage even 3 albums of consistently great quality. I cannot figure why that should be. It's not like people in general are getting less talented, after all.
Truly greats and not even mentioned yet?
Bleach - Nevermind - In Utero
Biffy Clyro - the first 3 albums.
Bright Eyes - Lifted, I'm Wide Awake.
Elliott Smith - Either/Or, XO, Figure 8, Basement... all great
Fugazi - End Hits, The Argument
Graham Coxon - Happiness In Magazines, Love Travels At Illegal Speeds.
Muse - Origin Of Symmetry, Absolution
Radiohead - The Bends, Ok Computer, Kid A..... then Hail To The Thief and In Rainbows
Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker, Gold, Rock N Roll.
The Shins - Oh Inverted World, Chutes Too Narrow
Teenage Fanclub - Grand Prix, Songs For Northern Britain (and they're one great album away from repeating that, as their last was stunning)
The Thrills - Let's Bottle Bohemia, Teenager
Yes - The Yes Album, Fragile.
wrong place...boourns.
I'd add Incesticide (my favourite)
And probably Unplugged, too.
Which makes 5 in a row.
I know neither are studio albums, but they're both most definitely 'canon' releases.
...
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Soft Bulletin - Yoshimi
Facelift - Dirt
Pauls Boutique- Ill Communication
Blue Lines - Mezzanine
did you miss out Protection on purpose?
Pauls Boutique - Check Your Head - Communication
SUNG TONGS - FEELS : ANIMAL COLLECTIVE
Nine Inch Nails
Pretty Hate Machine -> Wish (mini-album) -> The Downward Spiral
Sorry. Don't love The Fragile.
i think you mean Broken
ISIS
Oceanic - Panopticon
At The Drive-In..
Acrobatic Tenement/In-Casino-Out/Relationship of Command..
Tindersticks - 1, 2, curtains
Beck - mellow gold, odelay, mutations, midnight vultures
Velvet underground - 1, white light white heat, velvet underground
Pulp - Different class, This is hardcore, We love life
Faith no more - the real thing, angel dust, king for a day...
Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones, Raindogs, Franks wild years, Bone machine
Roxy music - the first four records
Jesus and mary chain - Psychocandy, Darklands, Barbed wired kisses
Spoon - Girls can tell, Kill the moonlight, Gimme fiction, gagagaga
Pj harvey - tobring you my love, is this desire, stories from..
beck
*mellow gold, odelay, mutations
midnight vultures was where the rot set in, imo
Pulp...
His'n'Hers-Different Class-This Is Hardcore
Nah, This is Hardcore isn't as good as people pretend
Well....
Deloused in the Comatorium - Frances the Mute - Amuptechture - The Bedlam in Goliath - Octahedron (The Mars Volta)
The Fall of Math - onetimeforalltime (65daysofstatic)
Open Heart Zoo - Unholy (Martin Grech)
Homogenic - Vespertine - Medulla (Bjork)
Rooty - Kish Kash (Basement Jaxx)
AEnima - Lateralus (Tool)
Elephant Eyelash - Alopecia (WHY?)
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence - Worship & Tribute (Glassjaw)
Tripper - Parades (Efterklang)
OK Computer - Kid A - Amnesiac - Hail to the Thief (Radiohead)
El Diablo - WHVN - Carpe Diem (Will Haven)
Parklife - The Great Escape (Blur)
Sleep & Release - My Heart Has A Wish That You Would Not Go (Aereogramme)
Parklife - The Great Escape (Blur)
Nah.
Blur - 13 - Think Tank
&
(maybe) Leisure - Modern Life Is Rubbish - Parklife
the first four Public Enemy albums
How ha no-one got this yet
Urgh...Ignore the last post.
What I was trying to say was, how has no-one got this yet?
The Smiths
The Smiths-Meat is Murder-The Queen Is Dead-Strangeways Here We Come
Stooges - Fun House - Raw Power
Pole
1, 2 and 3
The best minimal LP's I own.
panic prevention - kings and queens
Pauls Boutique - Check Your Head - Ill Communication
The Low End Theory - Midnight Marauders (A Tribe Called Quest)
And obvious ones that have already been mentioned like The Smiths, Glassjaw, Brand New, Bright Eyes...
Black Sabbath did five ...
Black Sabbath - Paranoid - Master of Reality - Vol.4 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
not sure how many of these have already been said, but here's 10 bands that have done it
separation sunday - boys and girls in america
summerteeth - yankee hotel foxtrot - a ghost is born
deja entendu - the devil & god are raging inside me
alligator - boxer
blue - pinkerton
elephant eyelash - alopecia
painful - electropura - i can hear the heart beating as one - and then nothing turned itself inside out
the power of failing - endserenading
clarity - bleed american
black sheep boy - down the river of golden dreams
Animal Collective.
Here Comes The Indian-Sung Tongs-Feels-Strawberry Jam-MPP.
Sunset Rubdown
Shut Up I Am Dreaming-Random Spirit Lover-Dragonslayer
Scott Walker
Scott, 2, 3, 4
Prepare for the ultimate WIN:
Can't Buy A Thrill > Countdown To Ecstacy > Pretzel Logic > Katy Lied > The Royal Scam > Aja > Gaucho / Steely Dan
'77 > More Songs About Buildings and Food > Fear Of Music > Remain In Light / Talking Heads
The Colour Of Spring > Spirit Of Eden > Laughing Stock / Talk Talk
A Walk Across The Rooftops > Hats / The Blue Nile
LCD Soundsystem > Sound of Silver / LCD Soundsystem
(feel the sighs of predictability)
OK Computer > Kid A / Radiohead
prepared? it already happened
http://drownedinsound.com/community/boards/music/4203016#r4946248
Nice thread - here goes
For Respect - Don Caballero 2 - What Burns Never Returns - American Don (Don Caballero)
Tweez - Spiderland (Slint)
Apple O - Milkman - Runners Four (Deerhoof)
White 1 - White 2 - Black One - Monoliths & Dimensions (Sunn O))))
Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version - Phase 3: Thrones and Dominions - Pentastar: In The Style Of Demons - Hex; Or Printing In The Infernal Method - The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull (Earth)
At Action Park - Terraform - 1000 Hurts (Shellac)
Head - Goat - Liar - Down (The Jesus Lizard)
Gluey Porch Treatments - Ozma - Bullhead - LYSOL/Melvins - Houdini (Melvins)
Standards - Its All Around You - Beacons Of Ancestorship (Tortoise)
Wonderful Rainbow -Hypermagic Mountain - Earthly Delights (Lightning Bolt)
Old school
Out of Time -> Automatic For The People
It's A Shame About Ray -> Come On Feel The Lemonheads
The first three Pavement albums
Nevermind - In Utero
Burial- Untrue
Girls Can Tell - Kill the Moonlight - Gimme Fiction - Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
Music Has The Right to Children- Geogaddi
13 Songs - Repeater - Steady Diet Of Nothing - In On The Kill Taker - Red Medicine - End Hits - The Argument
someone must already have said this, right?
The Futureheads / News & Tributes
Pearl Jam - Vs / Vitalogy / No code / Yield
I'll sign up as far as Vs - Vitalogy
I'd add Ten
and sign up for the lot.
The Cure did three great albums back to back twice.
17 Seconds - Faith - Pornography
Head on the door - Kiss me kiss me kiss me - Disintegration
^ Many people have mentioned the Cure already
Nice work.
wilco supply the best run of 4 albums ever
being there - summersteeth - yankee hotel foxtrot - a ghost is born
quite a few really.
This seems to have turned into a thread where people just list three or four albums in a row by their favourite bands.
Pretty sexy times.
slayer
reign in blood > south of heaven
Idlewild
Captain - Hope Is Important - 100 Broken Windows. Enough said.
Okaayyy
Suede-Suede, Dog Man Star, Coming Up
Ben Folds Five-Ben Folds Five, Whatever and Ever Amen
Lemonheads-Its A Shame About Ray, Come On Feel The Lemonheads
Auteurs-New Wave, Now I'm A Cowboy
Metallica-Master of Puppets, And Justice For All, Black Album
Elvis Costello
My Aim Is True - This Year's Model
for me personally
Song To Ruin >> Harmony No Harmony
would be bang up there with the best of them
White Blood Cells - Elephant
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours - Tusk
Dry -> Rid of Me -> 4-Track Demos -> To Bring You My Love -> Is This Desire? -> Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea -> Uh Huh Her -> White Chalk
Defo 4-Track Demos -> To Bring You My Love, if I had to trim it to the best consecutive two.
Orange -> Now I Got Worry
+ ACME -> Plastic Fang -> Damage (?)
Maxinquaye -> Nearly God -> Pre-Millennium Tension
All ossum
Screamadelica -> Give Out But Don't Give Up -> Vanishing Point -> XTRMNTR
with Give Out... being a weak link, but just scraping in.
Evil Heat betters all of those
in my highly undervalued opinion
Let's Get Killed -> Bow Down to the Exit Sign
Ignoring Holmes' mixes, and sundries, etc. (surprised you didn't put this in the OP, vammo)
Rubber Soul -> Revolver
obv.
Doubt -> Peverse
Yup, Jesus Jones get another mention from me
Exit Planet Dust -> Dig Your Own Hole
+ Surrender, too, I reckon. That's my lot for the Chems, though. You can slip Live at the Social Volume 1 in if you want.
An Instinct for Detection -> City Delirious
Lionrock = underrated.
Are You Experienced -> Axis: Bold as Love -> Electric Ladyland
Wiki: "The Jimi Hendrix Experience are the only band with all their albums on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time All of which Were Ranked In The Top 100. All the original members of the group are now deceased, the only notable rock group in all of history who, as of 2009, are of this status."
Endtroducing..... -> The Private Press
Add Pre-emptive Strike if you wanna.
and inbetween those
Shadow was on fire, totally rinsing it from '96-'02, so you can add in:
Camel Bobsled Race (Q-Bert Mega Mix)
Psyence Fiction (with UNKLE)
Brainfreeze (w/ Cut Chemist)
Product Placement (w/ Cut Chemist)
I think I have different views on the word 'great' to some of you folks
Now TheWza, I love your taste as a general rule. But there is now way I'm allowing you 'Give out...' in there. If you'd gone the other way and said 'Evil heat' I'd have almost let you off, but not entirely.
And my oversight of Holmes was admittedly very wrong, and for that I'm sorry. So then, Orbital's 'The Altogether' - I should give it a go? Gray's inclusion always put me off...
It's a fair cop if you wanna show Give Out... the red card
I love it, but I respect the referee's judgment.
I admit that Jesus Jones & Lionrock were slipped in cheekily. I accept they're not gonna be accepted as classics in a hurry. Looks like that might slip by unnoticed though, assuming there are no video replays being used as evidence.
I've got the Chairman's backing for all the others.
:-)
They Threw Us All in a Trench and Stuck a Monument on Top -> They Were Wrong, So We Drowned
Yup, you read it right, I did stop there. ;-P
Walking with Thee -> Winchester Cathedral
+ the ones either side (?)
Pictures of Starving Children Sell Records - Never Mind the Ballots - English Rebel Songs 1381-1914 - Slap! - Shhh - Anarchy - Swingin' with Raymond - Tubthumper
Every Time I Die - Hot Damn, Gutter Phenomenon, The Big Dirty, New Junk Aesthetic
Helmet - Strap It On, Meantime, Betty
Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run, Darkness On The Edge Of Town, The River, Nebraska
i'd second-
wild beasts, FOTL, arcade fire.
Old Skool...
The Who: Tommy -> Live at Leeds -> Who's Next -> Quadrophenia
All of Cat Power, apart from the newest EP
I wouldn't say Yo! Let's Bum Rush the Show is 'great', just okay. But, I'd say: It takes a nation of millions and then Fear of a Black Nation
Fucking site,
mclusky: my pain and sadness... -> do dallas -> the difference...
so agree
blue - pinkerton (Weezer)
mare vitalis - low level owls - two conversations (Appleseed Cast)
hex - bees (Earth)
infinity - zero kanada - skinny fists (GSY!BE)
young team - CODY (Mogwai)
EP - funeral (Arcade Fire)
ride the skies - wonderful rainbow - hypermagic mountain (Lightning Bolt
WFCC - jane doe - you fail me - no heroes (Converge)
australasia - fire in our throats... (Pelican)
white 2 - black one - monoliths and dimensions (Sunn O))))
*Fear of a Black Planet
some stuff
Can: Tago Mago - Future Days
Faust: Faust - Faust IV
Brian Eno: Here Come The Warm Jets - Music For Airports
Captain Beefheart: Safe As Milk - Mirror Man
Tom Waits: Swordfishtrombones - Frank's Wild Years
Godspeed You Black Emperor: Everything they've done
Jimi Hendrix: Are You Experienced - Band Of Gypsys
Neu!: Neu! - Neu! 75
Autechre: Incunabula - Confield
Nick Cave: From Her To Eternity - The Good Son
Ricardo Villalobos: Alchachofa - Vasco
The Stooges: The Stooges - Raw Power
Talk Talk: Colour Of Spring - Laughing Stock
Remain in Light > Speaking in Tongues…
…Wish I was in to Fear of Music more so I could have the first 5 Talking Heads in a row.
..
Fire - Señor Smoke - Switzerland - I Shall Exterminate Everything That Prevents Me From Being The Master - Flashy - KILL (Electric Six)
I would offer Station to Station, Low and "Heroes" for David Bowie. But, there are a couple of completely overlooked albums from the Nineties that almost stand alongside that stuff that might make a more interesting suggestion, The Buddha of Suburbia and 1. Outside.
ps Yo Bum Rush sucked
flamingo, teenage head, shake some action - flamin' groovies
VU & Nico, white llight/white heat, VU, Loaded - the VU
stooges, fun house, raw power - stooges
kick out the jams, back in the usa, high time - mc5
bringing it all back home, highway 61, blonde on blonde - dylan
first 3 ramones
first 5 or 6 stones
first 3 hendrix
rubber soul, revolver
pick a series of GbV
here come the warm jets, taking tiger mt - neo
pick a series of 70-78 bowie
first 5 roxy
woofer, kimono, propaganda - sparks
GEEZ HONESTLY not many from TODAY, are there?
How about
Slanted and Enchanted-Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain-Wowee Zowee-Brighten the Corners- Terror Twilight. They are probably the most consistent band I can think of. But Bowie, the Beatles, Dylan have tons.
Olivia Tremor Control: Dusk at Cubist Castle-Black Foliage
Animal Collective: Feels-Strawberry Jam-Merriweather
Deerhunter: Cryptograms-Microcastle
Sunset Rubdown: Shutup I Am Dreaming-Random Spirit Lovers-Dragonslayer
Both NMH records.
There is tons.
...
Spoon-Girls Can Tell-Kill The Moonlight
Although I'd argue that every Spoon album is amazing
Talking Heads
77, More Songs About Buildings And Food, Fear Of Music, Remain In Light, Speaking In Tongues
Nico - Chelsea Girl, Marble Index, Desertshore, The End
Every Brian Eno solo album up until Apollo & Atmospheres is amazing so that's about 9 great consecutive records.
Can't believe no-one has mentioned eels
Daisies of the Galaxy - Souljacker
Both amazing albums
consecutive albums
I disagree there have been many great consecutive albums from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Metallica, Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, Prince, Big Star, Radiohead, Pixies, oh my god the list is endless but I will stop now.