Since the news broke about Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani breaking up, I’ve been on a Bush kick. So, with that in mind here is an album rank of their albums!
Golden State:
The Sea Of Memories:
The Science Of Things:
Man On The Run:
Razorblade Suitcase:
Sixteen Stone:
Since their album Alive Or Just Breathing, I’ve been a fan of Killswitch Engage. Their original singer Jesse Leach has one of the best voices in heavy music. His lyrics stretch beyond the generic norm of what everyone writes. After he left and was replaced by Howard Jones, Killswitch went on to further success and released a great album in The End Of Heartache. Although the albums that followed weren’t as good as their first two, they were still scattered with some really great songs. A couple years back Jesse came back to the band and their album Disarm The Descent was a great comeback. So here is a ranking of their albums from not the best to their best.
Killswitch Engage (2009):
Killswtich Engage (2000):
As Daylight Dies:
Disarm The Descent:
Incarnate:
The End Of Heartache:
Alive Or Just Breathing:
I don’t know why but I’ve been in a mood lately to listen to Korn. Though I’ve mainly just listened to the first album. So I thought I’d rank all their albums since I’ve been on a Korn kick.
See You On The Other Side:
The Path Of Totality:
Take A Look In The Mirror:
Korn III- Remember Who You Are:
The Paradigm Shift:
Untitled:
The Serenity Of Suffering:
Untouchables:
Follow The Leader:
Life Is Peachy:
Issues:
Korn:
I recently read Corey Taylor’s book about the supernatural he has experienced and it put me on a kick of listening to Slipknot. So with that in mind I thought I’d rank all of Slipknot’s albums from not their best to their best.
All Hope Is Gone:
.5 The Gray Chapter:
Slipknot:
Iowa:
Volume 3- The Subliminal Verses:
Pearl Jam has been one of the most constant bands to release albums and tour all the while staying honest to themselves. They don’t mind putting out albums that may not go over well with the masses, but as long as they are keeping it real, that’s all that matters. Here is the ranking of all their studio albums from not their best to their best.
Binaural:
Riot Act:
Lightning Bolt:
Backspacer:
No Code:
Pearl Jam (Avacado):
Yield:
Vitalogy:
Ten:
Vs:
By: Brian Lacy
I’ve had a very complicated relationship with The Smashing Pumpkins over the years. I go through phases when I think wow, This is great, and then on the other hand I think gosh I can’t stand this. Lately I’ve been back to wow, this is really great. So, with that in mind, I present you the album rank of Smashing Pumpkins albums from not their best to their best.
Machina II:
Oceania:
Machina:
Monuments To An Elegy:
Pisces Iscariot:
Zeitgeist:
Gish:
Adore:
Siamese Dream:
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness:
The past few days I’ve been on a huge Metallica kick. So I thought it would only be fitting that I do an album rank of Metallica’s albums. So here they are from not their best to the best. This is also my personal opinion!
Reload:
St. Anger:
Load:
Death Magnetic:
Kill Em All:
“Black” Album:
…And Justice For All:
Master Of Puppets:
Ride The Lightning:
Since Jimmy Page is overseeing the new remasters of all their albums, I thought now is a good time to rank all the Zeppelin albums. So here it is in order of not the best to the best. This list is also just my opinion.
Coda:
In Through The Out Door:
Presence:
Houses Of The Holy:
Led Zeppelin III:
Physical Graffiti:
Led Zeppelin I:
Led Zeppelin IV:
Led Zeppelin II:
Cave In has been one of my favorite bands since i first heard them back in 1998. I thought today is the perfect day to rank their albums. So here they are in order of not their best to their best!
White Silence:
Tides Of Tomorrow:
Planets Of Old:
Antenna:
Perfect Pitch Black:
Jupiter:
Until Your Heart Stops:
Silverchair has long been one of my favorite bands. Neon Ballroom is in my top 50 albums of all time. So with that in mind I thought why not rank all of Silverchair’s albums. Here they are from not the best to their best.
Young Modern:
Freak Show:
Diorama:
Frogstomp:
Neon Ballroom:
By: Brian Lacy
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