Originally Posted by Floydy

Personal choice of course. I was similarly aghast when Lodger was discarded at the drop of a hat. Boys Keep Swinging must rank amongst the coolest songs ever, plus Repetition, Look Back In Anger and Move on. Great tracks.

"Heroes" to me is all about that classic title track and little else really, perhaps V-2 Schneider is up there too.

We must look beyond the singles and hopefully you are all actually revisiting these albums with a fresh listen and not working from memory dating back some years.

Each to...etc.

Originally Posted by DeadChannel

The overuse of babe/baby, the lack of any sort of discernible originality, the melodrama and the general sense of an especially heinous sort of hardcore vapid stupidity all make me want to jab my eyes out with a drill-press and then hang myself from the CN Tower with an electrified rope that sends shocks in excess of 10,000 volts through my body as I slowly die. While listening to Dream Theater.

Originally Posted by Plainview

Interesting because you seem to really dislike Scary Monsters other than the singles, when I think the whole album has a cohesiveness and atmosphere, and some of his best song writing ever. I don't even like the singles as much as the other tracks.

Originally Posted by Floydy

It's strange actually because I remember loving the album when I originally bought it. Playing Scary Monsters again last week disappointed me. If we look at it as a 'vinyl' album with two sides, Side 2 seems to be a bit of a let down after the glorious singles on the first side.
Only my opinion though.

Separating Low and Station To Station will be extremely difficult for me though.

Originally Posted by DeadChannel

The overuse of babe/baby, the lack of any sort of discernible originality, the melodrama and the general sense of an especially heinous sort of hardcore vapid stupidity all make me want to jab my eyes out with a drill-press and then hang myself from the CN Tower with an electrified rope that sends shocks in excess of 10,000 volts through my body as I slowly die. While listening to Dream Theater.