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Quoted from Daditude:The three that come to mind are Pearl Jam Ten, Fleetwood Mac Rumours, and Weezer's blue album.
I think the Blue Album had one track I skipped so I couldn’t in good faith recommend it per Vid’s rules. Their latest album, as well as Goldfinger’s also fall into the same trap. So close…
However from the same era I don’t skip a track from Incubus’ Morning View. Pretty much my forever perfect album.
Also one that no one else outside the state of Maine will recommend is a band called Jeremiah Freed. They got too hot too quick, signed by Universal, quoted by Skynyrd as their best opening band ever, featured in Rolling Stone, and flew way too close to the sun when it happened. They were unmatched for a modern southern rock style band but went away for a while when they got dropped by Universal.
A few years ago they came back with a farewell double EP swan song, and it may be the best damn shit they put out and the best damn shit I’ve ever heard. So I’ll give the hat tip to Companion Vol 1&2 as one total album.
You have to be into southern rock but damnit they went out on the highest note possible.
A taste of the perfect farewell -
Quoted from vid1900:Obviously, only one album per post. (otherwise, how would we know which was getting upvoted?)
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