The Holy Trinity: The Best 3 Albums in A row

[KYYX4ever]

Oh, good calls, all....I like the inclusion of Led Zep, The Police, and David Bowie. Oh my yes!

Duran Duran - Duran Duran, Rio, Seven & the Ragged Tiger

REM - Murmer, Reckoning, Fables of the Reconstruction

New Order - Movement, Brotherhood, Power, Corruption, & Lies, Low-Life (any 3)

Japan - Gentlemen Take Polaroids, Tin Drum, Quiet Life

Psychedelic Furs - Psychedelic Furs, Talk Talk Talk, Forever Now, Mirror Moves (any 3)

....and pretty much what you guys said[8D]

[rotator]

[b]•Simple Minds: Empires And Dance, Sons And Fascination, New Gold Dream (81,82,83,84)

•Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark: Organisation, Architecture And Morality, Dazzle Ships

•Kraftwerk: Trans Europa Express, The Man Machine, Computer World

•The Smiths: Hatful Of Hollow, Meat Is Murder, The Queen Is Dead

•Killing Joke: Killing Joke, Fire Dances, Night Time

[highway1pch]

Everyone's taken mine already!

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[Ollie Stench]

Mentioned in other replys but I'll agree with

Duran Duran - debut/Rio/Ragged Tiger
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express/Man Machine/Computerworld
Blondie - debut/Plastic Letters/Parallel Lines/(bonus) Eat To The Beat
Roxy Music the later days - Manifesto/Flesh & Blood/Avalon

Honorable Mention would go to DEVO - Are We Not Men/Duty Now/Freedom Of Choice
I say honorable mention because as big a fan as I am I really don't like Duty Now as much as I should.

[NuWaveRx]

Lots of good stuff.
To add to the above:

A Flock of Seagulls: Epon., Listen, The Story of A Young Heart
Lloyd Cole +/- The Commotions: Rattlesnakes, Easy Pieces, Mainsream
INXS: Shabooh Shoobah, The Swing, Listen Like Thieves
The Fixx: Shuttered Room, Reach the Beach, Phantoms
XTC: The Big Express, Skylarking, Oranges and Lemons
Men Without Hats: Rhythm of Youth, Folk of the '80s (Part III), Pop Goes the World
The The: Soul Mining, Infected, Mind Bomb
Pretenders: I, II, Learning to Crawl

[KYYX4ever]

Ooh, ooh! Forgot:

Human League: Travelogue, Reproduction, & Dare !

[rotator]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Ollie Stench[/i]
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Roxy Music the later days - Manifesto/Flesh & Blood/Avalon

Honorable Mention would go to DEVO - Are We Not Men/Duty Now/Freedom Of Choice

[/quote]

Agree completely with the Roxy trinity (some hardcore Roxy fans would probably not agree, but these are all equally STELLAR records)....I have a different Devo trinity:

Freedom Of Choice, New Traditionalists, Oh No! It's...

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[Bitter Almonds]

<u>Roxy Music</u>:

Kinda hard to decide because they have three albums in a row at different times. Since the [i]Avalon[/i] years have already been mentioned, I'll go ahead and list the other timespan:

[i]Stranded[/i]
[i]Country Life[/i]
[i]Siren[/i]

It's incredible these albums came out in the early to mid 70s. It sounds a bit ahead of their time.


<u>David Bowie</u>:

[i]Station To Station[/i]
[i]Low[/i]
[i]Heroes[/i]


<u>Japan</u>:

New Romantic was created and perfected with these three albums.

[i]Quiet Life[/i]
[i]Gentlemen Take Polaroids[/i]
[i]Tin Drum[/i]


<u>Depeche Mode</u>:

[i]Construction Time Again[/i]
[i]Some Great Reward[/i]
[i]Black Celebration[/i]

The latter two should've comprised a double-album.

[rotator]

[quote][i]Originally posted by XXX[/i]

<u>Depeche Mode</u>:

[i]Construction Time Again[/i]
[i]Some Great Reward[/i]
[i]Black Celebration[/i]

The latter two should've comprised a double-album.
[/quote]

Interesting thought. that would've been a pretty cool double LP

[dcappe]

Genesis:
Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Fishbone:
In Your Face, Truth and Soul, The Reality of My Surroundings
Spoons:
Stick Figure Neighbourhood, Arias & Symphonies, Talk Back
Teenage Fanclub:
Grand Prix, Songs From Northern Britain, Howdy
Simple Minds:
Sons & Fascination/Sister Feelings Call, New Gold Dream, Sparkle In The Rain
Wheat:
Medieros, Hope and Adams, Per Second Per Second Per Second Every Second
Tragically Hip:
Fully Completely, Day For Night, Trouble At The Henhouse
Rheastatics:
Whale Music, Introducing Happiness, The Blue Hysteria
REM:
Any of Chronic Town, Murmer, Reckoning, Fables, Lifes Rich Pagent, Document



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[fiftypercent]

Got to go with:

ULTRAVOX - Vienna/Rage In Eden/Quartet

and A-HA = Memorial Beach/Minor Earth/Lifelines (Haven't heard the new one yet)

[zalasta]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Jason²[/i]
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The Cure - The Head On The Door, Kiss Me, Disintegration

[/quote]

I have to agree with this. 3 amazing albums in a row.

[Mechi]

Gonna put one different on the same thing

Cure/ Seventeen seconds-Faith-Pornography

Police (someone already mention this)/ Outlandos-Regatta-Zenyatta

DM/Black celebration-MFTM-Violator

Ahhh... Led Zeppelin????? I like Hutter's combo which is in a row but LZ I, LZ IV and Physical Graffitti would have made a better combo if they were in a row.


New Order/ Republic- Get ready- Sirens... well that's sth different but I can also see the point in it. Those three albums are more connected than other New Order rows that you could think of.

[design_femme]

U2: War / Unforgettable Fire / Joshua Tree

Chameleons: Script Of The Bridge / What Does Anything Mean... / Strange Times

Cocteau Twins: Garlands / Head Over Heels / Treasure

Love & Rockets: Seventh Dream of Teenage Heaven / Express / Earth, Sun, Moon

Wire: Pink Flag / Chairs Missing / 154

Siouxsie & The Banshees: Juju / A Kiss in the Dreamhouse / Hyaena / Tinderbox (any three)
(something tells me if I got Kaleidoscope, I'd probably add that to the list)

[Mechi]

If you got Kaleidoscope, it would become your fav Siouxsie album... I like it even more than Tinderbox and Juju. [:D]