Albums that should have been the band's final album

Fat Of The Land

>>74330068
Ah man, that's a good album. But I do like This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours.

>>74330068
It's almost impressive how quickly these dudes went from their whole "generation terrorists" punk/post-punk poser schtick to making the blandest fucking middle-aged pop rock imaginable.

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>>74330068

Would have had a perfect discography.

>>74330105
are you saying they weren't 4 Real?

>>74330120
stretch it to room on fire at least

>>74330105
After Richey jumped off a bridge everything trended downwards.

Holy Bible was the shit, though, and there was still a Richey influence on EMG.

>>74330197
That's not Playing The Angel.

Abbey Road :^)

>>74330105
>>74330259
Someone didn't listen to Know Your Enemy and Journal for Plague Lovers

>>74330197
>not ultra

>>74330088
This Is My Truth is a prime example of a singles album for me.

>>74330105
Some of their later albums are really good, namely Send Away The Tigers, Journal For Plague Lovers and Rewind The Film. But yeah they'll never be as good as they once were.

Always fantastic live though, even deep into their middle age.

>>74330297
>Someone didn't listen to Know Your Enemy and Journal for Plague Lovers
Forgettable shit, man. Give me a standout track and I promise I will try to be objective.

>>74330120
>>74330241
First Impressions Of Earth.

>>74330336
KYE had lots of filler, but Journal was their rawest record in a long time

>>74330105
They always intended to be a popular. In their minds they were gonna be this huge political zeitgeist in pop music, sell millions of records globally, change the world and then retire. This was their plan with their first album. Didn't really go according to plan but hey they got a song about fascism to #1 in the charts for a record breaking number of weeks...

>>74330384
I'll go back and give it a spin. I was a big fan at one time.

>>74330068
Korn - issues