Album Rating: 4.5
I checked and I've only been listening to this for...
4 years, 9 months
perhaps it just needs a little more time?
(seriously tho the revisiting after checking out a myriad of other jazz in the interim has been very kind to this)
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Album Rating: 5.0
hard 5
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Album Rating: 5.0
said it once and will say it again (ur welkum)
this, bitches brew and zack johnson is the greatest trilogy three peat fucken ablum thingy of all time. not even the beatles or owl city can compare
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Album Rating: 4.5
There are quite some otherworldly album triplets like:
Domination through Gateways
Lunasphere through Organasm
Dopes to Infinity Through God Says No
Human Through The sound of Perseverance
Shrines of Paralysis through Cutting the Throat...
De-Loused through Amputechture
But those three you mention are definitely up there
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Album Rating: 4.5
is owl city a bit?
these classic jazz cats release too many damn albums that they (so far) mostly elude my ability to triplicate due to a dastardly lack of completionism
However, I do need to work on my JJ game to further level up that particular trio (a rare 'have checked'), as it does seem like there's some stonkingly strong potential there
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Album Rating: 4.5
officially the overall answer is...
Portishead
Cult of Luna (The Beyond thru SATH)
Nick Cave (Good Son thru Let Love In)
Can's classic trio
Stereolab (Dots thru Sound-Dust)
Joanna Newsom's last three
Oxbow (Serenade thru Narcotic)
are all top answers
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Album Rating: 5.0
fairest of fucks to all dat. can, ulcerate and death are all great shouts
for me personally black sabbath's self titled to master of reality is second tho it's close.
bringing it all back home to blonde on blonde is a close third. having highway 61 as a third favourite out of those three is a ridiculous luxury to have
then there's two beatles threepeats to choose from
then you have jimi hendrix, camel from mirage to poonmadness pops da fuck off.
you could argue iron maiden has two to choose from, rolling stones, led zeppelin but i have my reservations with sum of those ablums personally. oh and elliott smith
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Album Rating: 4.5
ngl I preferred it when Miles Davis was your answer lol
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Album Rating: 5.0
u dont like bob dylan or black sabbath demon boi? how dare u
oh and bluddy opeths up there as well
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Album Rating: 4.5
Oooooooh Portishead Can Stereolab biiiigggggg yessessssss!
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Album Rating: 5.0
Some other notable trios:
Bjork: Post → Homogenic → Vespertine
David Bowie: Station to Station → Low → Heroes
Nick Drake - discog
Jesus Lizard: Head → Goat → Liar
Microphones: Don't Wake Me Up → It Was Hot, We Stayed in the Water → The Glow Pt 2
Modest Mouse: Long Drive → Lonesome Crowded West → Moon & Antarctica
The National: Boxer → High Violet → Trouble Will Find Me
Nico: Chelsea Girl → Marble Index → Desertshore
Radiohead: OK Computer → Kid A → Amnesiac
Sonic Youth: EVOL → Sister → Daydream Nation
Sun Ra: Magic City → Cosmic Tones → Strange Strings
Swans: The Seer → To Be Kind → The Glowing Man
Talk Talk: Colour of Spring → Spirit of Eden → Laughing Stock
Talking Heads: More Songs → Fear of Music → Remain in Light
The Velvet Underground: Banana → White Light → TVU
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Album Rating: 4.5
well, yeah first three Sabs and Jimi Hendrix... for Iron Maiden, it would be really tough to decide for which triplet among the early classics.
Bob Dylan would be Highway through John Wesley. That last one is so criminally underrated!!
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Album Rating: 4.5
feels like I summoned / asked for this and of course, you had to fill half the page tect!
Heroes ruins Bowie (yes, edgy!) Natty was considered (same trio). Radiohead historically yet not now and the In Rainbows omission hurts the ceiling. SY is fair, certainly a tier 2 option for me personally. Colour of Spring is great but can't hold a candle to the following pair. I haven't even heard Head, but Talking HEADS seems like a solid choice
Bjork is an annoyance as Post has waned marginally over time and I might actually prefer Debut and / or Bio, controversially (needs revising, again!) Still, I won't argue it
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Album Rating: 4.5
yeah triplets isn't easy... in so many cases there is the odd one out, like Colours of Spring (which is a great album). I was thinking about King Crismons first three but Poseidon isn't a top 5 Crimson album, even thou not bad at all.
Ah and hell yeah regarding TVU.
Another one from my Death Metal niche is Monstrosity: Millennium through Rise To Power.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Could flop POST for MEDULLA on the other end of that trilogy, considered that. I might actually prefer MEDULLA personally but POST does feel more...essential?
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Album Rating: 5.0
Seeing as dis is a war of personal preferences dis is my official ranking (and by extension the most objectively correct one becuz I speak on behalf of all smelly ungulates)
1. Miles Davis (In A Silent Way > Jack Johnson)
2. Black Sabbath (Black Sabbath > Master of Reality)
3. Opeth (My Arms, Your Hearse > Blackwater Park)
4. Bob Dylan (Bringing It All Back Home > Blonde on Blonde; i love how methed up he sounds on Bringing It All Back Home)
5. The Beatles (Sgt Peppers > The White Album; Magical Mystery Tour do be magical)
6. Jimi Hendrix (Are You Experienced > Electric Ladyland)
7. Tool (Aenima > 10,000 Days, even though 10,000 Days is *only* very gud and arguably eclipsed by even Undertow, the peaks of Aenima and Lateralus are impossible to ignore)
^I'd say the same about Radiohead just because OK Computer is so incredible and The Bends is fun, but always felt confounded by Kid A's muted bleepy bloops nd wotnot, again war of personal preferences etc.)
8. Elliott Smith (Elliott Smith > XO)
9. Animal Collective (Feels > Merriweather Post Pavillion; the least creatively bankrupt indie pop there is or ever will be)
10. Meshuggah (that's a war for Meshuggah threads lol)
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Album Rating: 5.0
Good call on AC, might go Sung → Feels → Strawberry myself, but acceptable either way.
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