Can the Bob Dylan 1965-1966 LP Trilogy Be Topped?*

I don't know about topping, but these three are pretty good.

 

As is this one

 

rod sewart
gasoline alley
every picture tells a story
never a dull moment

 

Steely Dan:

Katy Lied
The Royal Scam
Aja

 

Three of the same album doesn't count.

 

Yes, by The Who with Tommy, Who's Next, and Quadrophenia (using some trilogy license here).

And by whom? See the rest of the entries.

 

Roxy Music
For Your Pleasure
Stranded

 

I think you could go either way, I think the tracks from So had flooded the airwaves to the point where he had lost some of his mysterious persona that had resonated with me. My high school swim coach took me to see the "Shock the Monkey" tour (what DID that man have against monkeys anyway?)and The Call opened up for him and that show had an enormous impact on me with regard to it being a show that made you think "What the eff just happened?". Peter came out, shabadooed (urban dictionary) the crowd and walked off leaving everyone questioning reality a little bit. With So, he entered the same space as Phil Collins as I was still looking at music through my stupid, immature filter where if guys wearing Sperry Topsiders were listening to it then I couldn't be seen having anything to do with it.....even though I made a few exceptions but I had to draw the line somewhere and Peter didn't make the cut then.

Luckily, I figured out that Peter had learned a lot in between "So" when I was 17 and "So" when I was 25 and I welcomed him back to my cd rack. My wife had worn that tape out a few times by the time we met so in the interest of keeping her interested in my essence, I decided to give the album another shot.

 

I'm intrigued...............who made these albums?

 

I would trade The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle for the River.

 

Jim O'Rourke. The first is called Eureka, the second Halfway to a Threeway, the third Insignificance, all on Drag City, released 1999-2001.

 

Isn't Anything
Loveless
mbv

 

Other great trilogies if not already mentioned yet

Metallica

Kill 'Em All
Ride The Lighting
Master Of Puppets

Black Sabbath

Paranoid
Master Of Reality
Vol. 4

Beastie Boys

Licence To Ill
Paul's Boutique
Check Your Head

Public Enemy

It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back
Fear of a Black Planet
Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black

 

Bruce Springsteen:
- Born to Run
- Darkness on the Edge of Town
- The River

- Nebraska
- Born in the USA
- Tunnel of Love

Oasis:
- Heathen Chemistry
- Don't Believe the Truth
- Dig Out Your Soul

- Definitely, Maybe
- What's the Story? (Morning Glory)
- Be Here Now

The Cure:
- The Head on the Door
- Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me
- Disintegration

- Bloodflowers
- The Cure
-4:13 Scream

Radiohead:
- The Bends
- OK Computer
- Kid A

Catherine Wheel:
- Ferment
- Chrome
- Adam and Eve

I'm taking a "Bobby Brown Prerogative" in pretending that Happy Days didn't exist.

Remember.......these are just personal and not universal statements or declarations even though I'd throw my slab on the yardstick against any one of you all...........musically speaking of course.

 

the velvet underground and nico-white light/white heat-the velvet underground ain't too shabby in my book

 

Tull:
Benefit - Aqualung - Thick As a Brick
Or:
Songs From The Wood - HEAVY HORSES - Stormwatch

(You can tell which is my favourite?)

 

Indeed it did, and indeed it is. Sound Magazine was the last great Partridge LP.

 

i'd like to know

 

Are we looking for a trilogy, or just 3 LPs released consecutively?

 

Joni Mitchell: Blue, Roses,Court, or Court, Hissing, Hejira

 

here come the warm jets
taking tiger mountain
another green world