Three Of The Best

[Riff Raff]

Megadeth also had a great run of albums in the 2000s starting with The System Has Failed pretty much up to 13 and hopefully the upcoming album.

Morbid Angel at their best with their first 3 albums Altars of Madness, Blessed Are The Sick and Covenant.

Testament with The Legacy, The New Order, Practice What You Preach and Souls of Black.

 

[Sox]

^^^ I really like "United Abominations" and "Endgame" Riff but still need to get hold of "Thirteen". That would tidy the latter albums up nice and make a good run of three.

Mind you they are part of Tray's collection really I just nick 'em when I fancy a listen.

 

[Sweaty]

Well I have discussed this at length over a few choice ales with my very good friend Lou and I have the following to show you...

The Cult

Love



Electric



Sonic Temple



Now that's a triple bill...

 

[LOU/REALM]

Great choice brother Sweaty !!

 

[LG]

^^I hope Sweaty didn't bribe you with Ale to say that LOU...



I'm not sure I have one Cult album in the house...somehow they slipped past me.

 

[Riff Raff]

The entire Death discography is one great album after another but Ill put down what I consider their 3 best in a row.

Opeth are another who did 4 consecutive of what I consider their best albums.

Going to go into Black Metal as well and put down Emperor, all 4 albums are masterpieces.

 

[Sox]

They are three blinding albums Sweat.

I only own one Opeth album Riff "Watershed" but it is a belter I must admit.

How about Ronnie's first three ...

'83


'84


'85

 

[Big Ears]

Twice Removed From Yesterday, Bridge of Sighs and For Earth Below by Robin Trower. There's a live album too, making four successive great albums.

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[Big Ears]

^^I hope Sweaty didn't bribe you with Ale to say that LOU...



I'm not sure I have one Cult album in the house...somehow they slipped past me.

Every home should have Sonic Temple, Bruce.

 

[Big Ears]

Probably controversial for inlcuding Topographic Oceans instead of The Yes Album, but I think this three go together better: Fragile, Close to the Edge and Tales from Topographic Oceans by Yes.

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