Ya know? _______ has never had a BAD album.

I agree with Cinderella. They've been mentioned a few times already.

They didn't really have that many albums though. Same with Tesla.

Motorhead
Cinderella
Aerosmith
L.A. Guns (the Phil Lewis version)
Guns 'n Roses
Orchid
The Beatles
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Enuff Z'nuff
Fu Manchu
Foo Fighters
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Supersuckers

I love Megadeth and Tesla, but I can't in good faith say that Risk or Simplicity weren't bad albums.

Agree with Motorhead, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Fu Manchu...

I'll add:

Spirit Caravan
The Hidden Hand
COC
Thin Lizzy
Ramones

akeldama wrote:

Agree with Motorhead, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Fu Manchu...

I'll add:

Spirit Caravan
The Hidden Hand

You could really say that with just about anything Wino is associated with.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

akeldama wrote:

Agree with Motorhead, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Fu Manchu...

I'll add:

Spirit Caravan
The Hidden Hand

You could really say that with just about anything Wino is associated with.

Honestly I just about said anything Wino does.

Bloodbound

L.A Guns fit well. I have been acquiring various la guns albums lately and all of them have been amazing so far.

Ahem...Falconer!! (Yes, I'm including Grime vs Grandeur, which I love!)

Rob Rock

Allen/Lande

Vengeance Rising

Blind Guardian

Onslaught
Kreator
Dark Angel
Celtic Frost (Yeah I'm going there!!)
Grim Reaper

Grime and Grandeur is the only Falconer album I enjoy.

Do you guys consider AC/DC albums bad? A few of the Johnson era albums are quite weak, relatively speaking, but I don't think I would call any of them bad.

Dark Horseman wrote:

Grime and Grandeur is the only Falconer album I enjoy.

Who are you?

I'll also add Nevermore, and Sanctuary for that matter.

I dont think I can I definitely disagree about Stryper big time and Def Leppard

Every band once in a while makes a stinkery doo

Overkill
Exodus
Testament
Striker
Wolf
The Sword
Early Man

Good call on Nevermore.

Dark Horseman wrote: Grime and Grandeur is the only Falconer album I enjoy. lol! Who are you? wrote:

I enjoyed the regular singer at first but for some reason find his vocals annoying now.

I could definitely say Opeth. And Van Halen, but then there was III.

Thrasher - The Sword had me until this bizarre last one.

Coroner
Death
Steely Dan
Blue Oyster Cult
Prince
Enforcer
Napalm Death
Fear
Forced Entry (Yes I even like The Shore)
Jimi Hendrix
Obituary

That's a good call with BOC. Obviously I like some albums more than others but I've never put on a BOC album and thought "God, what a turd this is" when it's over.

I'd also put Jethro Tull in that category now that I think about it. Even a "trendy, quirky" album like "A" has good tunes on it for me.

tohostudios wrote:

That's a good call with BOC.  Obviously I like some albums more than others but I've never put on a BOC album and thought "God, what a turd this is" when it's over.

I'd also put Jethro Tull in that category now that I think about it.  Even a "trendy, quirky" album like "A" has good tunes on it for me.

Good one Toho! I completely forgot about Tull, but everything they've put out has been good.

Even though BOC is my favorite band of all time, I feel exactly the same way you do. What pisses a lot of people off is them experimenting with different styles on different albums, but they were all excellent songwriters (and Sandy Pearlman is no slouch either) and there's cuts that turn to gold on every album. Honestly, out of their whole catalog, there's only 2 songs I skip sometimes.

Stryper
Jon Oliva's Pain

Big Rich wrote:

Stryper

Reborn? Peee-yoooo.

Bob Mould. His albums with Husker Du, Sugar, and his solo work have all been stellar. He seems to get better and better, too.

tohostudios wrote:

I'd also put Jethro Tull in that category now that I think about it.  Even a "trendy, quirky" album like "A" has good tunes on it for me.

A and Under Wraps are two of my all-time favorites.

I don't know much of their post Crest of a Knave stuff (though I had some of those albums and liked J-Tull Dot Com).