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Old 05-01-2011, 11:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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So what bands in you guys opinions have the strongest discographies?

I'd say Sabbath, Zeppelin, and even The Smashing Pumpkins. Velvet Underground and Rush too.
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What qualifies as "strong"? I would argue Radiohead for this list.
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Strong as in deep, like alot of good stuff? Radiohead, Pixies, Led Zeppelin, etc.
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I'd put The Beatles at the top.
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By strong, I mean good. Acclaimed and liked by both fans and critics. So yes, Radiohead definitely qualifies.

REM too maybe?
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By strong, I mean good. Acclaimed and liked by both fans and critics. So yes, Radiohead definitely qualifies.

REM too maybe?
REM has a very strong catalogue of albums, especially the six albums that were released between 1987 and 1996: Document, Green, Out of Time, Automatic for the People, Monster, and New Adventures in Hi-Fi. All those albums also spawned the majority of their hit singles.
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Not really a fan of REM or some others mentioned here. Pink Floyd might qualify for me, though I haven't listened many times to their classic albums yet.
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I feel that Jandek, with his 60+ albums, has established a solid discography. He would sometimes venture out a bit by going A Capella, using different instruments, and utilizing other people's voices... but even when doing this he never compromised the uniqueness of his music. I think that in itself at least counts for something.

I will admit, though, that I haven't listened to all of his releases.

Of course, I am obligated to mention The Velvet Underground (who have already been previously mentioned a few times)seeing as that I am a huge fan of them.

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REM has a very strong catalogue of albums, especially the six albums that were released between 1987 and 1996: Document, Green, Out of Time, Automatic for the People, Monster, and New Adventures in Hi-Fi. All those albums also spawned the majority of their hit singles.
You know, New Adventures to me seems a little underrated. All this talk about Murmur and Automatic, New Adventures needs some love! What did you think of Reveal and Up?

Pearl Jam has a pretty damn strong discography as well.
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