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1. A Farewell to Kings 2. Hemispheres 3. Moving Pictures 4. 2112 5. Permanent Waves 6. Caress of Steel 7. Fly By Night 8. Signals 9. Power Windows 10. Hold Your Fire 11. Grace Under Pressure 12. Clockwork Angels 13. Counterparts 14. Vapor Trails 15. Rush 16. Roll the Bones 17. Test For Echo 18. Snake & Arrows 19. Presto

I will agree with this, but add that Omegaman is an excellent song (and could have really changed the course of that band's history had it been the lead-off single from the album like A&M wanted). They’re all great. Outside of Mother, the Police don’t have any “bad” songs. It’s all relative. I like Mother! That's too bad. Lol the police were very consistent but their last record was a bit of a sell out imo. Mother is weak. Miss gradenko is weak. Walking in yourfoot steps is lame. King of pain has not aged well. Synchronicity part 2 is the best song on that record imo. I love "King of Pain". Fantastic tune.

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Steely dan- two against nature

Oh, in that case… 1.AFTK 2.PeW 3.MP 4.Signals 5.2112 6.Hemispheres 7.CA 8.PoW 9.GuP 10.CoS 11.HYF 12.FBN 13.Presto 14.CP 15.Rush 16.VT 17.T4E 18.S&A 19.RTB Or something close to that.

Doors - Soft Parade

Also, The Beatles. Did they ever make a bad album? I haven't heard all those early ones, but seriously, it's The Beatles, how bad could it reasonably be?

Breaking the rules about 2 songs max per album but after Neil died, I basically made this as a 3-part playlist as a way to introduce people to Rush. Each part is the exact length of a CD. A mix of hits and deep cuts, at least one song from every album (except Feedback), each "disc" sequenced in a way that sounds good, not chronologically. I think it does the job well. Part 1: 1. Limelight 2. Freewill 3. Ghost of a Chance 4. The Anarchist 5. How it Is (2013 remix) 6. The Analog Kid 7. Red Sector A 8. Leave That Thing Alone 9. Mission 10. Middletown Dreams 11. Tom Sawyer 12. By-Tor and the Snow Dog 13. Xanadu 14. Vital Signs Part 2: 1. 2112 (full) 2. Subdivisions 3. Manhattan Project 4. Ghost Rider (2013 remix) 5. Circumstances 6. The Wreckers 7. Headlong Flight 8. Red Barchetta 9. The Spirit of Radio 10. La Villa Strangiato 11. Working Man Part 3: 1. One Little Victory (original mix) 2. Time Stand Still 3. YYZ 4. Animate 5. Distant Early Warning 6. The Pass 7. Driven 8. Bastille Day 9. Vapor Trail (2013 remix) 10. Marathon 11. Far Cry 12. Dreamline 13. Natural Science 14. Closer to the Heart 15. The Garden

I haven’t heard them all, but I’ve heard a lot of them: 1.RIP/CTE 3. PSBWB 4. Endgame 5. Youthanasia 6. SFSGSW 7. Dystopia 8. KIMBABIG And it’s all better than Load/ReLoad from Dave’s old band.

What is this "Rush" that you frequently speak of?

I will agree with this, but add that Omegaman is an excellent song (and could have really changed the course of that band's history had it been the lead-off single from the album like A&M wanted). They’re all great. Outside of Mother, the Police don’t have any “bad” songs. It’s all relative. I like Mother! That's too bad. Lol the police were very consistent but their last record was a bit of a sell out imo. Mother is weak. Miss gradenko is weak. Walking in yourfoot steps is lame. King of pain has not aged well. Synchronicity part 2 is the best song on that record imo. I heartily disagree with all of this! Also, since I’m rather young to be listening to The Police and I think King Of Pain is perhaps the best song on the album, is that maybe proof that it *has* aged well?

Great album

Savatage-The Hall of the Mountain King (8/10) Wanted to play this one more time. it's really good and getting on the right track but it ain't perfect. points off for the way overdone vocal dramatics. i can't take the laughing constantly. i feel like Jon is a bit directionless in what he wants out of his vocals here. 1. is he Brian Johnson 2. is he theatrical. 3. is he a Hyena, lol. Luckily i know he hammers it out next album. so no biggie but i feel the vocals are the hold back from greatness on this album. cause the band itself is on fire here. Mick

Day long prayers for you, my friend. Here's an instrumental from your favourite album. Hoping you are enveloped in His peace. ~Love, hope, strength, TC3 :hug2:

Rust in Peace So Far, So Good... Killing is My Business... Peace Sells... Countdown to Extinction United Abominations Dystopia Endgame The System has Failed Youthanasia Thirteen Cryptic Writings The World Needs a Hero Super Collider Risk

My three favorite RHCP albums. A lot of people don't like One Hot Minute, but I absolutely love it. Dave Navarro brought a heavier sound to the album Couldn't agree more. One Hot Minute is an absolute banger. I know the Chilis aren't everyone's cup of tea, but I think they've never made a bad album.

Damn, this one really got people talking.

I started making one but realized it was all just the longest songs from the debut to Moving Pictures. I'm not gonna figure out how to break that down into an album, so I'll just call it the 420blazeit Longboi Playlist.

That's a great album. :unsure: It's a pretty bad album. But the Doors have released two official albums that are far worse. Yep, should have just hung it up after L.A. Woman.

Hemispheres A Farewell to Kings Permanent Waves Moving Pictures 2112 Caress of Steel Fly by Night Power Windows Grace Under Pressure Signals Rush Hold Your Fire Clockwork Angels Counterparts Vapor Trails Presto Snake & Arrows Roll the Bones Test for Echo

Rust in Peace Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? Countdown to Extinction Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! So Far, So Good... So What! Youthanasia Endgame The System Has Failed Dystopia Cryptic Writings United Abominations Th1rt3en The World Needs a Hero Super Collider Risk

I will agree with this, but add that Omegaman is an excellent song (and could have really changed the course of that band's history had it been the lead-off single from the album like A&M wanted). They’re all great. Outside of Mother, the Police don’t have any “bad” songs. It’s all relative. I like Mother! Me too

Album? Try “song.” :)

AC/DC (Bon era). Let There Be Rock AC/DC (Brian era) Blow UpYour Video

So they have to have at least 5 albums, and the worst of them has to still be excellent. Some people will agree with me when I say what I always say: Queen - Hot Space

I will agree with this, but add that Omegaman is an excellent song (and could have really changed the course of that band's history had it been the lead-off single from the album like A&M wanted). They’re all great. Outside of Mother, the Police don’t have any “bad” songs. It’s all relative. I like Mother!

Zeppelin - CODA

What's really hard about this one is that Invisible Sun is one of my absolute favorite Police songs, like probably top 3, but it alone can't save GITM for me. I just find more to enjoy on all the other albums. This poll has certainly reminded me that this group put out a truly legendary catalog.

I see AFTK at the top. That’s all it takes for me to like the post.

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If only!

I've got Flick of a Switch and Fly on the Wall above The Razor's Edge.

Outrage!

:goodone:

Rust In Peace Peace Sells . . . So Far So Good . . . Countdown to Extinction and then the rest of them . . .

I only ever heard the first three.

In chronological order, right?

Me too. Razor's gone next, I think.

Great list! We pretty much agree on the first 9. :ebert: You are so intelligent and wise! ;) ;) The synth Era is not at the top of my list.

Let's see yours then genius.

Nothing to do with me. I'm not in this show. This is show five - I'm not in until show eight :smoke: Oh go on, just pretend, for God's sake. ;) Look, I told you, you bastard, I'm not on a wire :banghead: :tsk: Father was Home Secretary and mother won the Derby. Well, a fine horse, Brian. You know you can't go wrong :no:

I love Secret Journey and Darkness

Triumph Rush

Do the members of Triumph even prefer Triumph to Rush?

That's how I feel about them. Triumph is a great rock band Rush is a transcendent progressive hard rock band. The best Rush songs are always better than the best Triumph songs, and it isn't even close.