[junodog4]

Thought I'd get this one going... looking forward to any suggestions:

The album really became the medium of choice for artists in the late 60s. Consequently, there are some great artists that lack any great albums (expect greatest hits packages). There are also artists that produce loads of great singles and songs, but never seem to be able to assemble them into one seminal album. Some artists may have a great album, but their albums still don't match their overall impact as an artist. These artist often get overlooked on a 'album' focused site such as BEA. Who would you suggest qualifies?

My suggestions (that I can think of now):

Sam Cooke
Otis Redding
Buddy Holly
Elvis
The Supremes
Johnny Cash
Dinosaur Jr.
Willie Nelson
Snoop

Thoughts? 🤔

[40footwolf]

LCD Sound System was the first band that came to mind. They don't have one album that rises above being "good," but if you culled the best tracks from their three studio albums you would have one of the best compilations ever made, easily.
_________________
I love all music. It makes you feel like living. Silence is death.

-John Cassavettes

[RyanF1]

Hmm, interesting idea for a thread, and I agree with quite a few of your choices.

I tend to struggle to really get into an artist if they don't have a great album, can't think of any off the top of my head mind you.

I'll return to this thread later 😉
_________________
No-one writes them like they used to, so it may as well be me.

[alelsupreme]

R.E.M

[Le_Samurai]

James Brown would be up there as well.

[Kiki]

Unless you were to stick to the ones who put out singles and/or compilations only, then this thread will become entirely subjective. 🤔

[Mind Movie]

Radiohead.

[Patman360]

Controversial one here, The Who, loved their music, but their albums never fitted together for me, but that's just my opinion 😜

[Norman Bates]

[gussteivi]

David Bowie