Give me an album that's all killer no filler!

[Doomguy]

Deftones- Around the Fur, White Pony, Deftones. Extremely solid run of three records.

System of a Down- System of a Down

Electric Wizard- Dopethrone

The Black Dahlia Murder- Nocturnal

Zao- Where Blood and Fire Bring Rest, Liberate Te Ex Inferus, The Crimson Corridor

Hum- Inlet

Cloakroom- Time Well

 

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[Knows3Chords]

 

[Engine Swap]

 

[vgallagher]

Derek and the Dominoes

 

[MilwMark]

So great to see some unusual suspects here. @Jakedog the first time I heard Trace I was transformed. I would argue all of these are "guitar" albums. And the kind of guitar I care about personally.





Check out Gold Star for Robot Boy if you're new to GBV.

 

[P Thought]

Bayou Country
Surrealistic Pillow
Going Places

 

[HoodieMcFoodie]

Cosmo's Factory - CCR

 

[GGardner]

Let It Be

No, not that one … that one has tons of filler. This one …
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Also Wildflowers by Tom Petty

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[Geoff738]

The first four Ramones records.
Rumor and Sigh byRichard Thompson
shoot Out the Lights and I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight by Richard and Linda Thompson
Arthur and Lola vs…. by The Kinks

Cheers,
Geoff

 

[Lef T]

Miles Davis- Kind of Blue

Definitely!

 

[Geoff738]

Future Me Hates Me by The Beths.

Cheers,
Geoff

 

[Chuckster]

 

[RobRiggs]

 

[Jakedog]

Definitely!

Yeah, I wouldn’t call myself a jazz fan. There’s very little I actually like. But that record is simply amazing from start to finish. Its perfection totally transcends genre preferences.

 

[RobRiggs]

 

[Strat Jacket]

Humble Pie-Rockin' the Fillmore.

 

[Knows3Chords]

I forgot about Matthew Sweet.

 

[brookdalebill]

Aerosmith - Rocks
Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic
Nick Lowe - Labour Of Lust
Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True

 

[Fiesta Red]

ZZ Top—Rio Grande Mud
Arc Angels (eponymous)
The Who—Who’s Next
Sue Foley—Pinkey’s Blues
Rolling Stones—“Sticky Fingers” and “Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out”
SRV&DT—Couldn’t Stand The Weather
Lucinda Williams—Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
Kim Wilson—Lookin’ For Trouble
Waylon Jennings—Honky Tonk Heroes