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I'm surprised to see you defending Fleetwood Mac. You'll be raving about Billy Joel next.

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The Batlord

No I won't.

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Unknown Soldier

One of the best albums ever recorded, so much vitality and soul, I agree.

This is gibberish.

Can you really see those 1970s disco queens doing a John Travolta to Fleetwood Mac? At least make an effort and say that it was popular, because Steely Dan, Supertramp and the Eagles etc are what people wanted to hear on the radio at this time and Fleetwood Mac changed their sound to accommodate that audience.

You do realise that one of these girls, was a band member long before the other joined?

This must be the most monotonous statement in rock, I think people fail to realise that Led Zeppelin were just one of many bands that did this.

Stop being childish.

Debatable and another childish rebuke.

You should've at least had the decency to give them to charity, as somebody with some musical knowledge would've enjoyed them.

A lack of music history here, it was common practice in the 1970s and 1980s for bands to put out multiple albums in a short time period, largely due to pressure from the record labels.

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Neurotripsicks

Now this is where I make you look stupid.

Name one band that released 3 studio albums in 1 year that went over 8x, 12x and 18x platinum?

Know why you can't name any?
Because that band DOESN'T EXIST.

The Batlord

Black Sabbath released their first three albums in about a year and a half.

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Chula Vista

The Beatles released Help, Rubber Soul, Revolver, and Sgt. Peppers over the course of 2 years.

Back to Zep.

1. Good Times Bad Times
2. Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
3. You Shook Me ***
4. Dazed and Confused
5. Your Time is Gonna Come
6. Black Mountain Side
7. Communication Breakdown
8. I Can’t Quit You Babe ***
9. How Many More Times
10. Whole Lotta Love
11. What is and What Should Never Be
12. The Lemon Song
13. Thank You
14. Heartbreaker
15. Living Loving Maid
16. Ramble On
17. Moby Dick
18. Bring it on Home
19. Immigrant Song
20. Friends
21. Celebration Day
22. Since I’ve Been Loving You
23. Out on the Tiles
24. Gallows Pole ***
25. Tangerine
26. That’s the Way
27. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
28. Hats Off to Roy Harper
29. Black Dog
30. Rock and Roll
31. The Battle of Evermore
32. Stairway to Heaven
33. Misty Mountain Hop
34. Four Sticks
35. Going to California
36. When the Levee Breaks ***
37. The Song Remians the Same
38. The Rain Song
39. Over the Hills and Far Away
40. The Crunge
41. Dancing Days
42. D’Yer Mak’er
43. No Quarter
44. The Ocean
45. Custard Pie
46. The Rover
47. In My Time of Dying
48. Houses of the Holy
49. Trampled Underfoot
50. Kashmir
51. In the Light
52. Bron-Yr-Aur
53. Down by the Seaside
54. Ten Years Gone
55. Night Flight
56. The Wanton Song
57. Boogie With Stu
58. Black Country Woman
59. Sick Again
60. Achilles Last Stand
61. For Your Life
62. Royal Orleans
63. Noboy’s Fault But Mine
64. Candy Store Rock
65. Hots On for Nowhere
66. Tea For One
67. In the Evening
68. Sound Bound Saurez
69. Fool in the Rain
70. Hot Dog
71. Carouselambra
72. All My Love
73. I’m Gonna Crawl
74. We’re Gonna Groove ***
75. Poor Tom
76. Walter’s Walk
77. Ozone Baby
78. Darlene
79. Bonzo’s Montreux
80. Wearing and Tearing
81. Hey Hey What Can I Do

*** Credit given to others on original albums.

Dazed and Confused: Descending riff and lyrical cadence lifted.
Black Mountain Side: Should have been listed as Traditional
Whole Lotta Love: Some lyrics lifted.
Lemon Song: Some lyrics lifted
Bring it on Home: Intro and Outro lyrics lifted. Middle section completely original
Rock and Roll: Very loosely based on Good Golly Miss Molly
Boogie with Stu: Loosely based on Ooh my Head
Stairway to Heaven: 5 note descending intro riff lifted
Nobody’s Fault But Mine: Should have been listed as Traditional

2 – number of songs that should have been listed as Traditional
2 – number of songs where riffs were lifted
3 – number of songs where lyrics were lifted
2 – number of songs loosely based on other songs

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on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

The Batlord

The Rolling Stones released their first five albums between April 1964 and December 1965.

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Neurotripsicks

The point I'm trying to make is Rumors sucked when it was released. It sucked in the 80s. It sucked in the 90s. And still sucks today. I'm sure I could hire a drummer to record in 4/4 time the entire album and find a pregnant goat to sing through a cardioid microphone but I won't do that because it would be plagiarism.

The Batlord

If you don't like the album, that's fine. If you think it's overrated, then that's fine. But to call it one of the worst albums ever recorded, along with whatever happens to be 98 Degrees' worst album, is just nonsense. At the very most it's a bad album by the standards of a good band.

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Unknown Soldier

Well Led Zep (if that's who you're referring to) didn't release 3 albums in one year either they released just two.

Led Zeppelin 1 Jan 69
Led Zeppelin 2 Oct 69
Led Zeppelin 3 Oct 70

Also You do realise that albums usually go multi-platinum over a long period of time?

Also this could just be called subjective rambling on your part, but in your case we''ll just call it good old fashioned trolling.

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