Albums without ONE bad song on them

[Anonymous]

Children Of Bodom - Follow The Reaper
I Agree with most that i've heard so far.

I think Better off Dead is an absolutely terrible song.

 

[Onhell]

Hence the title hehe

 

[Raven]

I think Better off Dead is an absolutely terrible song.

...Which is why he said Follow the Reaper, not Hate Crew Deathroll...

 

[Anonymous]

...Which is why he said Follow the Reaper, not Hate Crew Deathroll...

Foiled again I guess FTR is a perfect album then.

 

[Anonymous]

From Iron Maiden it's NOB, SSOASS,Powerslave. Then Holy Diver with Dio!!!

 

[Anonymous]

Hmmm, I think 7th son of a 7th son and... Can't think of anyone else right now!!

 

[Raven]

Gustav Holst-The Planets
A brilliant musical suite from one of Britain's finest Romantic composers.  Mars has influenced every war-based classical piece since, including William's Imperial March and countless Hans Zimmer tracks.  Venus is a beautiful, relazing number, and Jupiter is my favourite piece of music, ever.  A definite for any fan of Hans Zimmer wishing to find where he got his inspiration from.

Hans Zimmer-The Rock
A brilliant soundtrack from a brilliant movie.  The tracks on this album range from short but sweet (Jade, Fort Walton-Kansas) to the 10 min+ Rocket Away and Rock House Jail.  Filled with typical Zimmer riffs (those who have heard CoB's 'Bodom After Midnight' and 'Touch Like Angel of Death' from Tokyo Warhearts will recognise a few!), this was one of his major breakthroughs in film composition, and would set him up perfectly for the jaw-dropping Gladiator OST.

 

[Anonymous]

Here's my list:

MSG - Save Yourself (only album i've ever heard which has all - even bonus
tracks of out-of-this-world quality [Take Me Back; Vicious])
MSG - M.S.G. (1992)
MSG - Unplugged Live (the greatest acoustic live album of all time imho,
just listen to the bone-chilling version of doctor doctor for proof)
Rainbow - S\T (greatest debut ever)
Whitesnake - 1987
UFO - Strangers In The Night
Deep Purple - Machine Head
Deep Purple - Made In Japan (Greatest live album - tied with SITN)
Deep Purple - Purpendicular
Deep Purple - In Rock
Iron Maiden - SSOASS; SIT
Dio - Holy Diver
Black Sabbath - Heaven & Hell
Cinderella - Long Cold Winter (an underrated piece of gem)
Journey - Arrival (the most flawless album of the new millenium)
Scorpions - Lovedrive
Kiss - Unplugged
YJ Malmsteen - Eclipse

the list goes on & on & on & on & on......

 

[Anonymous]

Deep Purple - Made In Japan (Greatest live album - tied with SITN)

Somewhere In The Netherlands?

 

[Onhell]

Socretius Incubus The Neanderthal?

 

[Nephellim]

Iron Maiden - Somewhere In Time
Iron Maiden - Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
Metallica - Master of Puppets
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Iced Earth - Horror Show
Testament - The New Order
Stratovarius - Destiny
A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
Jaundis I - Voodoo In The Cuckoo

 

[Anonymous]

extremely sorry, i thought you would understand it as the UFO one;
considering the fact that it was mentioned 2 lines before....  :-[

 

[Albie]

extremely sorry, i thought you would understand it as the UFO one;

I would hazard a guess that Perun knew, it's just his sense of humour - you'll get used to it.

 

[Anomica]

I'm hard pressed to think of even one album without a single song on it that I wouldn't skip. Powerslave is a great album, but Flash of the blade is no favourite of mine...DOD is another great album but there are one or two songs where the fingers at least hover over the skip button...hmmm  *thinking hard*

Noiseworks - Touch (quite unknown Australian band that made 3 great albums in the mid-80s)
IM - Rock in Rio (I know, it's cheating, but they're soooo great live! Even semi-boring songs get great when live with IM)

 

[Onhell]

I HATED rock in Rio, VERY disappointing album well... for me anyway.