The Shrine

Sorry, I came up with this one well before Seeker's one. Anyway, take one of your favorite music artists, and rank their albums. The one rule is that the artist must have put up at least 5 albums. Include album years, if you can, and remove the remix albums, EPs, etc. I'll do a few:

Nine Inch Nails
2007 - Year Zero
2000 - The Fragile
2005 - With Teeth
1994 - The Downward Spiral
2008 - The Slip
2008 - Ghosts I-IV
1989 - Pretty Hate Machine
1992 - Broken

Radiohead (this one was hard, since they are all good)
2003 - Hail To The Thief
2007 - In Rainbows
2000 - Kid A
1997 - OK Computer
2001 - Amnesiac
1995 - The Bends
1993 - Pablo Honey

Chemical Brothers
2002 - Come With Us
1997 - Dig Your Own Hole
1995 - Exit Planet Dust
1999 - Surrender
2007 - We Are The Night
2005 - Push The Button

Meatloaf

Bat Out of Hell 2
Bat Out of Hell
Bat Out of Hell 3
everything else is shit

GNR

Use Your Illusion 1
Appetite for Destruction
Use Your Illusion 2
Lies
Speghetti Incident blows and I haven't heard Chinese Democracy yet but it doesn't have Slash on it so it can't be as good

Metallica

Metallica (black)
Ride the Lightning
Master of Puppets
And Justice for All
Kill 'Em All
Load
the other suck ass

I don't really listen to any other group/artist as a group/artist, just individual songs here and there

Blondie:
1. Parallel Lines
2. Plastic Letters
3. Curse of Blondie
4. Auto American
5. Eat to the Beat
6. Blondie
7. The Hunter
8. No Exit


Tupac:
1. Greatest Hits
2. All Eyez on Me
3. Meg Against the World
4. The 7 Day Theory
5. Strictly
6. 2Pocalypse Now
7. Thug life
8. Ressurection

Nirvana:
1. Nevermind
2. Bleach
3. Incesticide
4. Unplugged
5. In Utero
6. Muddy Banks


Doors:
1. Strange Days
2. The Doors
3. LA Woman

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club:
1) Baby 81 (2007)
2) B.R.M.C. (2001)
3) Howl (2005)
4) Take Them On, On Your Own (2003)
5) The Effects of 333 (2009 - instrumental ambient.... put together in their hotel rooms and garages? Wow! It sounds like EXACTLY THAT! Thanks guys!)

Stars:
1) In Our Bedroom After the War (2008)
2) Set Yourself on Fire (2006)
3) Nightsongs (2001)
4) Heart (2003)
5) Do You Trust Your Friends? (2007)

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds:
1) Henry's Dream (1992)
2) Murder Ballads (1996)
3) The Lyre of Orpheus (2004)
4) Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! (2008)
5) The Good Son (1990)
6) Tender Prey (1988)
7) The Firstborn is Dead (1985)

Incubus
1) Light Grenades
2) Morning View
3) Around the Campfire
4) A Crow Left of the Murder
5) Make Yourself

Atmosphere
1) Seven's Travels
2) Lucy Ford EP
3) You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having
4) When Life Gives You Lemons (You Paint That Shit Gold)
5) God Loves Ugly

LTJ Bukem
1) Journey Inwards (Vol 1 + 2)
2) Progression Sessions Vol. 4 (Instrumental)
3) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 6
4) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 2
5) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 4

Bjork
1) Homogenic
2) Debut
3) Vespertine
4) Post
5) Domestika

Imakeholesinu wrote:LTJ Bukem
1) Journey Inwards (Vol 1 + 2)
2) Progression Sessions Vol. 4 (Instrumental)
3) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 6
4) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 2
5) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 4

Bukem is really hit and miss with me. Journey Inwards has a few good songs (Close to the Source, Music, Undress Your Mind), but I wasn't really impressed with the whole album. Same goes for Logical Progression. Besides, it's a bit too traditional for me. If I want D&B, I always turn to the master: Amon Tobin.

Imakeholesinu wrote:Bjork
1) Homogenic
2) Debut
3) Vespertine
4) Post
5) Domestika

Sounds about right.

I thought about including how I would possibly change your Radiohead listing but other than moving up The Bends and OK Computer I don't see any changes. Although what would I move down? Auugh.

Impossible, Radiohead albums are all #1.

Imakeholesinu wrote: Bjork
1) Homogenic
2) Debut
3) Vespertine
4) Post
5) Domestika

What is Domestika? I've never heard of it, and cann't find that online. There is a song called Domestica though...

Im a big Bjork fan and you got me excited thinking there was an album Ive not heard of heh.

Imakeholesinu wrote:Incubus
1) Light Grenades
2) Morning View
3) Around the Campfire
4) A Crow Left of the Murder
5) Make Yourself

No SCIENCE? Blasphemy.

1)SCIENCE
2)Morning View
3)Make Yourself
4)Light Grenades
5)Crow


Jim Davis.

I'll do Metallica, Pantera, Kutless, and Demon Hunter. I'd do Living Sacrifice, but I am still collecting all of their albums.

Metallica
1) MoP - 1986
2) ...AJFA - 1988
3) RtL - 1984
4) Black - 1991
5) Kill'em All - 1983
6) Death Magnetic - 2008
7) Load - 1996
8) ReLoad - 1997
9) St. Anger - 2003

Pantera
1) Vulgar Display of Power - 1992
2) Far Beyond Driven - 1994
3) Cowboys from Hll - 1990
4) The Great Southern Trendkill - 1996
5) Reinventing the Steel - 2000

Demon Hunter - they only have 4, but they are rankable.
1) Demon Hunter - 2002
2) The Triptych - 2005
3) Summer of Darkness - 2004
4) Storm the Gates of Hell - 2007

Kutless
1) Kutless - 2002
2) To Know That You're Alive - 2008
3) Strong Tower - 2005
4) Hearts of the Innocent - 2006
5) Sea of Faces - 2004

Seraphina wrote:

Imakeholesinu wrote: Bjork
1) Homogenic
2) Debut
3) Vespertine
4) Post
5) Domestika

What is Domestika? I've never heard of it, and cann't find that online. There is a song called Domestica though...

Im a big Bjork fan and you got me excited thinking there was an album Ive not heard of heh.

Maybe it was a single. I think it had album artwork. My bad.

Blotus wrote:

Imakeholesinu wrote:Incubus
1) Light Grenades
2) Morning View
3) Around the Campfire
4) A Crow Left of the Murder
5) Make Yourself

No SCIENCE? Blasphemy.

1)SCIENCE
2)Morning View
3)Make Yourself
4)Light Grenades
5)Crow


Jim Davis.

I didn't really care for SCIENCE. A Crow Left of the Murder would have been higher if they would have had better songs towards the end of the ablum. First 3 tracks kick all sorts of ass, then the rest of the album just kinda lulls itself to sleep.

Imakeholesinu wrote:First 3 tracks kick all sorts of ass, then the rest of the album just kinda lulls itself to sleep.

Almost like Type O Negative's Bloody Kisses. The first half was much better than the second half.

Also, Radiohead kicks ass except for Pablo Honey. Never did like that album at all.

SineSwiper wrote:

Imakeholesinu wrote:LTJ Bukem
1) Journey Inwards (Vol 1 + 2)
2) Progression Sessions Vol. 4 (Instrumental)
3) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 6
4) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 2
5) LTJ Bukem Presents Earth Volume 4

Bukem is really hit and miss with me. Journey Inwards has a few good songs (Close to the Source, Music, Undress Your Mind), but I wasn't really impressed with the whole album. Same goes for Logical Progression. Besides, it's a bit too traditional for me. If I want D&B, I always turn to the master: Amon Tobin.

So you didn't like Point of View or Rhodes to Freedom? Feel What You Feel is one of my favorites. I know it's no drum and bass, but I like it because of the Jazzy feel to it also.

Ben Folds (+ Five)
1) Rock'n The Suburbs
2) Ben Folds Five
3) Whatever, and ever, Amen
4) The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner

Underworld
1) Beaucoup Fish
2) Dubnobasswithmyheadman
3) Everything, Everything (Live)

The Streets (only 4 albums but with all the tracks he's released in the last 2 weeks might as well say his 5th is out)
1) Original Pirate Material
2) A Grand Don't Come For Free
3) The Hardest Way to make an Easy Living
4) Computers and Blues (Title of next album)
5) Everything is Borrowed

Tom Waits:
1) Swordfishtrombones (1983)
2) Rain Dogs (2004)
3) Blood Money (2002)
4) Big Time (1988)
5) Bone Machine (1992)
6) Small Change (1989)
7) Alice (2002)

Imakeholesinu wrote:So you didn't like Point of View or Rhodes to Freedom? Feel What You Feel is one of my favorites. I know it's no drum and bass, but I like it because of the Jazzy feel to it also.

It's been ages, so I may need to listen to him again.

BTW, Everything Everything is probably my favorite Underworld album, actually. King of Snake on that album is awesome, and there's just a lot of good cuts there. (Made me wish I saw them in concert when they were still completely together.)

They have some good B-Sides, too, like the Tin There mix of Pearl's Girl, and their mix of Chem Bros' Leave Home. (Both have a similar 160BPM feel to them.)

SineSwiper wrote:

Imakeholesinu wrote:So you didn't like Point of View or Rhodes to Freedom? Feel What You Feel is one of my favorites. I know it's no drum and bass, but I like it because of the Jazzy feel to it also.

It's been ages, so I may need to listen to him again.

BTW, Everything Everything is probably my favorite Underworld album, actually. King of Snake on that album is awesome, and there's just a lot of good cuts there. (Made me wish I saw them in concert when they were still completely together.)

They have some good B-Sides, too, like the Tin There mix of Pearl's Girl, and their mix of Chem Bros' Leave Home. (Both have a similar 160BPM feel to them.)

I'm partial to the Born Slippy single with the 7 or 8 mixes on there. That is one of my all-time favorites.