Bands who's albums you listen from....?

[Jack in Wilmington]

Totally agree with your YES run and they certainly have the most consistent run of good if not excellent albums!

I know people may have their hang ups about Wikipedia but they are spot on saying Genesis didn't hit any form until Foxtrot!

I'll admit that I bought Foxtrot first before I went to see them in Nov. 73, but after that show I went back and bought Nursery Cryme and was never disappointed.

[Buddhabreath]

Quote Originally Posted by Rufus

I know people may have their hang ups about Wikipedia but they are spot on saying Genesis didn't hit any form until Foxtrot!

A bit of a mystery to me. I always thought of Nursery Cryme and Foxtrot as bookends. Many a time I turned on a friend way back when by blasting Fountain of Salmacis or Hogweed on the old Allison: One speakers or even the beautiful Harlequin. A strong album IMO.

[bob_32_116]

Nursery Cryme and Foxtrot are, in my mind, a pair, in much the same manner as A Trick of the Tail and Wind and Wuthering, or s/t and invisible Touch.

[mogrooves]

Which bands albums do you only listen from a certain point in their catalogue?

Big 5-ish:

Genesis: Trespass - Lamb
ELP: s/t & Tarkus
KC: Court - Red
Tull: This Was - Benefit & LiTP
VdGG: AGM - World Record // Hammill: Chameleon; Silent Corner; In Camera
GG: s/t - Interview
PF: Piper - Meddle
Yes: s/t - Relayer

[karel hupjé]

Swans from White Light ... onwards

[ytserush]

Don't listen to much Gabriel-Genesis or Queensryche after American Solider

No Journey after Frontiers and no Asia between 1991 and 2005. I'm sure there's more like that.

[bill g]

White Willow--Ignus Fatuus. Absolutely love that album. Couldn't get into anything after that

Oooh, and I thought their last one was amazing. Have you given it a fair listen?