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    Quote Originally Posted by Reid View Post
    Octopus/The Power & The Glory
    In A Glass House was 'tween them.
    I remember tomorrow

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ten Thumbs View Post
    In A Glass House was 'tween them.
    ...and I think that's the better one-two punch (that is, Octopus/Glass House).
    Last edited by mozo-pg; 01-06-2017 at 02:04 PM.

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    Sticky Fingers/Exile on Main Street
    Surfer Rosa/Doolittle
    A Little Man & a House/On the Land and in the Sea
    Parade/Sign of the Times
    On the Beach/Tonights the Night
    Document/Green
    Tago Mago/Ege Bamyasi
    Off the Wall/Thriller

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    Pet Sounds/Smile (in a fantasy world)

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    Shark Sandwich / Smell the Glove

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gerhard View Post
    Shark Sandwich / Smell the Glove
    Intravenus De Milo was before or after Shark Sandwich?

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    If I'm understanding this thread correctly, I'll go with:

    5,000 Spirits/The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter

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    Quote Originally Posted by klothos View Post
    Intravenus De Milo was before or after Shark Sandwich?
    IdM was earlier, and there were apparently several albums between the two (The Sun Never Sweats, Jap Habit (Live), Bent for the Rent, Tap Dancing and Rock 'n' Roll Creation).

    Intravenus de Milo and The Sun Never Sweats are another great one-two punch. The latter boasts some of their proggier titles, including Daze of Knights of Old, The Princess and the Unicorn, The Obelisk, and, of course, the classic Stonehenge.

    http://www.spinaltapfan.com/articles/albums.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Flower View Post
    Sticky Fingers/Exile on Main Street
    Surfer Rosa/Doolittle
    A Little Man & a House/On the Land and in the Sea
    Parade/Sign of the Times
    On the Beach/Tonights the Night
    Document/Green
    Tago Mago/Ege Bamyasi
    Off the Wall/Thriller
    Out Of Time/Automatic For The People

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halmyre View Post
    Out Of Time/Automatic For The People
    +1, and

    Murmur / Reckoning

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halmyre View Post
    Out Of Time/Automatic For The People

    Very good choice!!! My two favorite REM albums despite being possibly their most commercial(one of the rare instances where that is the case).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave (in MA) View Post
    Pick 2 consecutive TD albums from Phaedra until Tangram.


    But if you had to pick one pair, it has to be Phaedra / Rubycon
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gerhard View Post
    +1, and

    Murmur / Reckoning
    Chronic Town - Murmur - Reckoning - Fables - half of the Lifes Rich Pageant album - a few things off Dead Letter Office are God-like for me .............everything else is Hit or Miss with me, mostly Miss

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    Ege Bamyasi / Future Days
    Tanz der Lemminge / Wolf City
    Neu 2 / Neu 75
    Unknown Pleasures / Closer
    Nipponjin / Parallel World
    Camel 1st / Mirage
    Inside / Floating
    Tab in the Ocean / Journey to the Center of the Eye
    Twice Removed from Yesterday / Bridge of Sighs
    Against the Grain / Calling Card
    Blue Matter / A Step Further
    Who will save the World / Hogwash
    Hello / Quo

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    For Camel I would say mirage/snowgoose.

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    Peter Gabriel / Peter Gabriel
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    Quote Originally Posted by zravkapt View Post
    Peter Gabriel / Peter Gabriel
    Possibly, but Peter Gabriel / Peter Gabriel is better...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halmyre View Post
    Possibly, but Peter Gabriel / Peter Gabriel is better...
    Actually I think you'll find Peter Gabriel came out between Peter Gabriel and Peter Gabriel.

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    He was melting after he was scratching but he was scratching after he was in the car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jake View Post
    Actually I think you'll find Peter Gabriel came out between Peter Gabriel and Peter Gabriel.
    True but Peter Gabriel was more prog than Peter Gabriel.
    The older I get, the better I was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Halmyre View Post
    Out Of Time/Automatic For The People
    such was the quality and consistency of REM from their beginnings to New Adventures in HiFi, you could almost make a case for ANY 1-2 punch during that period. Out of Time/AftP are probably their two biggest and most popular records, but personally, my favourite period was just before that, when they were just about to explode from being a cult concern to a major global act. I almost went for Murmur/Reckoning or Lifes Rich Pageant/Document, but after consideration felt Document and Green are my two favourite REM albums and i simply love that era REM.

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    Soul Mining / Infected by The The

    Considering Matt Johnson was still only in his mid 20s by the time he'd released Infected, this was a stupendous feat. Rumours abound that he may be releasing new music under the The The moniker in the near future ... can't come soon enough.

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    Illusions On A Double Dimple/Spartacus
    "and what music unites, man should not take apart"-Helmut Koellen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.Flower View Post
    such was the quality and consistency of REM from their beginnings to New Adventures in HiFi, you could almost make a case for ANY 1-2 punch during that period. Out of Time/AftP are probably their two biggest and most popular records, but personally, my favourite period was just before that, when they were just about to explode from being a cult concern to a major global act. I almost went for Murmur/Reckoning or Lifes Rich Pageant/Document, but after consideration felt Document and Green are my two favourite REM albums and i simply love that era REM.
    I may have mentioned it before but I think this is an example of a band who's most popular albums(out of time and automatic for the people)were their best. So in that respect I disagree with you somewhat. I still enjoy the ones right before them and actually pretty much all their early stuff but I think they reached their artistic and creative peak the same time they reached their commercial one which is something I can't really say about any other band except maybe the Beatles.

    I haven't heard any of their stuff after new adventures in high fi and based on what I have read they are hit and miss with their last one maybe being the best of the later ones.

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