Albums you love that are not considered the artist's best.

DEVO - Oh No! It's DEVO!

Pink Floyd - The Final Cut

The Who - A Quick One

The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesty's Request

Bob Dylan - Infidels

And for film music, let's just say I'm a very odd duck.

 

I also like "Infidels" a lot - it may well be the Dylan album I most enjoy. Don't think it's objectively his "best", but it's a good listen.

I think it got good reviews overall, didn't it?

 

It's not his best, but I love it

 

Megadeth - Risk

I love this album despite the fan response.

 

A wizard a true star - Todd Rundgren
Wish - The Cure

 

I like King for a Day by Faith No More a lot

 

I'm not a diehard Doors fan, but despite what most critics and fans say, I really enjoy listening to Waiting for the Sun.
The cover is pretty cool too.

 

Roxy Music - Flesh and Blood
Agree on Dylan's Infidels mentioned above

 

Brian Wilson - No Pier Pressure
The Beach Boys - Love You
Stray Cats - Rock Therapy
Roxy Music - Flesh + Blood
Eric Clapton - Money and Cigarettes
Scott Walker - Stretch
Scott Walker - We Had It All
The Walker Brothers - Lines
Paul McCartney - Pipes of Peace
Paul McCartney - Press to Play
Wings - Wild Life
Paul McCartney & Wings - Red Rose Speedway
Wings - London Town
Wings - Back to the Egg
Motorpsycho - Phanerothyme
Motorpsycho - Still Life with Eggplant
George Harrison - Dark Horse
George Harrison - George Harrison
The Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue
The Rolling Stones - Bridges to Babylon
Ringo Starr - Ringo's Rotogravure
Ringo Starr - Ringo the 4th
Ringo Starr - Liverpool 8
John Lennon - Mind Games
Barclay James Harvest - Turn of the Tide
Barclay James Harvest - Ring of Changes
Led Zeppelin - In Through the Outdoor
Bob Dylan - Self Portrait
Bob Dylan - Saved
David Bowie - Black Tie White Noise
David Bowie - Earthling
Prince - The Rainbow Children
Prince - Planet Earth
Wilco - Wilco (The Album)
Teenage Fanclub - The King
Bee Gees - Living Eyes

 

Jethro Tull - Songs from the Wood

The album got its fair share of recognition, but I don't think it is seen as one of the best Tull albums. I love it though.

 

What a load of **** !- have fun googling what **** stands for

 

Google malcontent and then go take your nap.

 

definitely

Fleetwood Mac's Heroes Are Hard To Find
Alice Cooper Lace and Whiskey
Brian Auger and Julie Tippetts Encore
Mark Almond To The Heart
Al Kooper Act Like Nothing's Wrong
Jefferson Starship Spitfire
Emmylou Harris Evangeline
Jackson Browne I'm Alive

 

Bee Gees: 'Life In A Tin Can'.

I love that album. I think that it's their best.

 

I really like Radiohead's "The King of Limbs" album... it seems many fans are less than enthusiastic... oh well...

 

It's one of their many masterpieces, but some people checked out after three albums, unfortunately.

 

"Landing On Water"-Neil Young
"Under Wraps"-Jethro Tull
"Speak of the Devil"-Ozzy
"Emotional Rescue"-Rolling Stones
"No Line on the Horizon"-U2

 

Hmm... I wouldn't say that I love it, but I think that the Stones' Dirty Work is not as bad as its reputation would suggest. And while the production sucks, think about it: in 1986, how many of the classic '60s and '70s bands were still using that much guitar? There's only a few songs where the keyboards push their limits but I never find them overbearing, and while the drum machines suck (especially on "Too Rude") and Mick does his best to bark out every song like it's "Lies Part 2", I can't call any of the songs dull or lifeless. It might be misplaced energy, but this album still has more energy (and for that matter, guitar) than most classic bands' entire '80s discographies.

The songs are kinda hit and miss and there's only one song I'd consider a stone-cold classic ("One Hit To The Body" - look at that lineup, the supergroup that got away!), I don't think any of the songs are terrible. The two Keef songs are magnificently placed, some blessed relief from Mick's punkish barking. Is it as good as any of their '70s albums? No. But I think it's a good deal better than what most people seem to think it is.

Oh, I also love In Through The Out Door.

 

Emotional Rescue

 

The Clash - Sandinista!
The Clash - Combat Rock
Elvis Presley - Blue Hawaii
Elvis Presley - Girl Happy
Elvis Presley - Love Letters From Elvis
Elvis Presley - Moody Blue

 

Good album, but really nothing on the first six albums are anything less than good!

 

Yes, yes, a thousand times: yes!!!

 

AC/DC:

For Those About To Rock
Flick Of The Switch
Fly On The Wall

Prime 80's metal in my book.

 

Great album, but many silly people think that if there's no Ozzy or Dio, then it isn't worth listening to. Iommi is always worth listening to!!!