mine r;

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds:
The Good Son-Henrys Dream-Let Love In

Faith No More:
The Real Thing-Angel Dust-King for a Day…..

Sonic Youth:
Daydream Nation-Goo-Dirty

Bjork:
Debut-Post-Homogenic

The Knife:
Deep Cuts-Silent Shout-Shaking the Habitual

Pink Floyd

Dark Side of the Moon
Wish You Were Here
Animals

To add, Heartbeats by The Knife is an awesome track.

comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 15 minutes ago
Pink Floyd

Dark Side of the Moon
Wish You Were Here
Animals

To add, Heartbeats by The Knife is an awesome track.
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itisbutt they halve many many moor betterer songs tho

interesting challenge, trickier than i thought, some fell by the wayside because they only really made 2 albums (big black), or my favourite two had sh!t either side of them (guided by voices), but i could still manage:

these first 3 are easy, they only really did 3 albums each:

stooges:
stooges/fun house/raw power

nick drake:
5 leaves left/bryter later/pink moon

big star:
#1 record/radio city/sister lovers

sparklehorse:
vivadixie/good morning spider/it's a wonderful life

steely dan:
can't buy a thrill/countdown to ecstasy/pretzel logic

mercury rev:
yerself is steam/boces/see you on the other side

kinks:
something else/village green preservation/arthur

brian eno:
here come the warm jets/taking tiger mountain/another green world

neil young:
everybody knows this is nowhere/after the goldrush/harvest

can:
monster movie/tago mago/ege bamyasi

john cale:
paris 1919/fear/slow dazzle

van morrison:
astral weeks/moondance/his band and street choir

wilco:
summerteeth/yhf/a ghost is born

and then a few miss out for unfortunate reasons - stevie wonder messed up by putting out fulfillingness before songs in the key of life, elvic costello i can't decide between my aim is true and get happy, and teenage fanclub i am similarly torn between bandwagonesque and songs from northern britain (though actually i think i do prefer the latter, so could add that to thirteen and grand prix to make another trio)

Bjork 😂

comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 37 minutes ago
interesting challenge, trickier than i thought, some fell by the wayside because they only really made 2 albums (big black), or my favourite two had sh!t either side of them (guided by voices), but i could still manage:

these first 3 are easy, they only really did 3 albums each:

stooges:
stooges/fun house/raw power

nick drake:
5 leaves left/bryter later/pink moon

big star:
#1 record/radio city/sister lovers

sparklehorse:
vivadixie/good morning spider/it's a wonderful life

steely dan:
can't buy a thrill/countdown to ecstasy/pretzel logic

mercury rev:
yerself is steam/boces/see you on the other side

kinks:
something else/village green preservation/arthur

brian eno:
here come the warm jets/taking tiger mountain/another green world

neil young:
everybody knows this is nowhere/after the goldrush/harvest

can:
monster movie/tago mago/ege bamyasi

john cale:
paris 1919/fear/slow dazzle

van morrison:
astral weeks/moondance/his band and street choir

wilco:
summerteeth/yhf/a ghost is born

and then a few miss out for unfortunate reasons - stevie wonder messed up by putting out fulfillingness before songs in the key of life, elvic costello i can't decide between my aim is true and get happy, and teenage fanclub i am similarly torn between bandwagonesque and songs from northern britain (though actually i think i do prefer the latter, so could add that to thirteen and grand prix to make another trio)


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comment by Cloggy (U1250)
posted 17 minutes ago
Bjork 😂
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Plywood plimsolls

Only a few I could think of with 3 bangers in a row.

Eminem:
Slim Shady LP (1999), Marshall Mathers LP (2000), The Eminem Show (2001).

The Brilliant Green:
Terra 2001 (1999), Los Angeles (2001), The Winter Album (2002)

Three in a row is hard, let alone 3 when each is better than the last one when the 1st had already set a high mark. I also believe it's not a coincidence that both did it in that time period and had the creative flow to be able to release year after year.

For me that period is the peak of my favorite era, the 90s, in which almost everything culturally I had interest flourished and was the best version of itself looking back in hindsight. Music, TV, movies, games, niche foreign cultural content (Japan, Hong Kong), arthouse/indie stuff. Even life itself was just much better with it being relatively peacefull and still before the big financial crises in 2008 and everything going downhill from there...and the looming COVID KO punch in the horizon

Alice in Chains - Facelift
- Dirt
- Seltitled/ Tripod

Beastie Boys - Paul’s boutique
Check your head
Ill communication

Radiohead:
The Bends
OK Computer
Kid A

The Strokes:
Is This It?
Room on Fire
First Impressions of Earth

Destroyer:
Ken
Have We Met?
Labyrinthitis

Megadeth:
Peace Sells…but who’s buying?
So Far, So Good…So What?
Rust in Peace

Led Zeppelin:
2
3
4

Black Sabbath:
Black Sabbath
Paranoid
Master of Reality

PJ Harvey:
Stories by the City, Stories by the Sea
Uh Huh, Her
White Chalk

Belle and Sebastian:
Tigermilk
If You’re Feeling Sinister
The Boy With The Arab Strap

Elliott Smith:
Elliott Smith
Either/Or
XO

Beatles:
Revolver
Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Magical Mystery Tour

Led Zeppelin (4 classics)
I
II
III
IV

Echo and the Bunnymen
Crocodiles
Heaven up Here
Porcupine.

The Clash
The Clash
Give em enough Rope
London's Calling

Lets try 5 album runs:
https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/5-album-runs-that-are-masterpieces.1197718/

Here's one I agree with. See the above link for dozens more. It's a grate music forum if people like their music.
LED ZEPPELIN
Led Zep 1 to Houses Of The Holy
Led Zep II to Physical Graffiti

Screaming Trees
Buzz Factory/Uncle Anesthesia/Sweet Oblivion

Radiohead:
The Bends
OK Computer
Kid A

The Ocean:
Pelagial
Phanerozoic I: Palaeozoic
Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic / Cenozoic

Baroness:
Red Album
Blue Record
Yellow & Green

Converge:
Jane Doe
You Fail Me
No Heroes

Smashing Pumpkins:
Gish
Siamese Dream
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness

Deftones:
White Pony
Deftones
Saturday Night Wrist

Magazine

Real life/Secondhand daylight/The correct use of soap

Mettalica
Kill em All
Ride The Lightning
Master of Puppets

Guns N Roses
Appetite for destruction
Use your Illusion 1
Use your Illusion 2

Sabbath: Black Sabbath / Paranoid / Master of Reality

Led Zeppelin 2 / 3 /4

Yes: Fragile / Close to the Edge / Topographic Oceans

Genesis: Nursery Cryme / Foxtrot / Selling England

Deep Purple: In Rock / Fireball / Machine Head

Floyd: Meddle / DSOTM / WYWH

Wishbone Ash: Wishbone 1 / Pilgrimage / Argus

Zappa: Joe's Garage / Tinseltown Rebellion / Shut Up'n Play yer guitar

Marillion: Fugazi / Misplaced Childhood / Clutching at Straws

comment by #4zA (U22472)
posted 8 hours, 33 minutes ago
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 15 minutes ago
Pink Floyd

Dark Side of the Moon
Wish You Were Here
Animals

To add, Heartbeats by The Knife is an awesome track.
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itisbutt they halve many many moor betterer songs tho
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And José Gonzalez made Heartbeats his own anyway.

Outkast
Southernplayalistc, ATliens, Aquemini

comment by Clockwork Red: KindUgarten Cop (U4892)
posted 2 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by #4zA (U22472)
posted 8 hours, 33 minutes ago
comment by Custardeyes (U4500)
posted 15 minutes ago
Pink Floyd

Dark Side of the Moon
Wish You Were Here
Animals

To add, Heartbeats by The Knife is an awesome track.
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itisbutt they halve many many moor betterer songs tho
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And José Gonzalez made Heartbeats his own anyway.
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Terrybubble version
Inapprpriate 4 a song about gettin fooked up n casual sayex

2pac

Me against the world
All eyes on me
Makaveli

Radiohead:
The Bends
OK Computer
Kid A

This is their best run of three, but Amnesiac/Hail To The Thief/In Rainbows is also incredible.

I'm going to add

R.E.M.:
Out Of Time
Automatic For The People
Monster

Talk Talk

The Party’s over/Its my life/The colour of spring

Think my lisseds were bessed tbh

comment by Glen Bulb (U1449)
posted 5 hours, 24 minutes ago
Talk Talk

The Party’s over/Its my life/The colour of spring
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Good shout