25 Legendary Rock Albums with No “Weak Songs”
“Loudwire“ put together a list of 25 “legendary” rock albums with no “weak songs.”
The site notes that the greatest records aren’t necessarily the most consistent, like how even THE BEATLES’ “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” has, in their opinion, one less-than-stellar track in “Good Morning Good Morning”.
Here are the 25 that they consider to be flawless, from start to finish – listed in alphabetical order by artist:
1. AC/DC, “Highway to Hell”, 1979
2. Alice in Chains, “Dirt”, 1992
3. The Beatles, “Magical Mystery Tour”, 1967
4. David Bowie, “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust . . .”, 1972
5. Deep Purple, “In Rock”, 1970
6. Deftones, “White Pony”, 2000
7. The Doors, “The Doors”, 1967
8. Fleetwood Mac, “Rumours”, 1977
9. Guns N’ Roses, “Appetite for Destruction”, 1987
10. The Jimi Hendrix Experience, “Are You Experienced”, 1967
11. King Crimson, “In the Court of the Crimson King”, 1969
12. Led Zeppelin, “Led Zeppelin IV”, 1971
13. Nirvana, “Nevermind”, 1991
14. Pearl Jam, “Ten”, 1991
15. Pink Floyd, “The Dark Side of the Moon”, 1973
16. Queens of the Stone Age, “. . . Like Clockwork”, 2013
17. Radiohead, “OK Computer”, 1997
18. Rage Against the Machine, “Rage Against the Machine”, 1992
19. Rainbow, “Rising”, 1976
20. The Rolling Stones, “Exile on Main St.”, 1972
21. Rush, “Permanent Waves”, 1980
22. Soundgarden, “Superunknown”, 1994
23. Van Halen, “Van Halen”, 1978
24. Weezer, “Weezer (The Blue Album)”, 1994
25. The Who, “Who’s Next”, 1971
Do you agree with this list #MadRockNation? Would you remove any of the listed albums? Do you have any albums that should be added? Let us know in the comments!
