Allman Brothers Band
Idlewild South
At Fillmore East
Eat A Peach
Brothers and Sisters (OK, OK, that's no. 5).

And to be honest, all of the Allman Brother's albums since Seven Turns have been great, especially the live albums.

Johnny Cash - American Recordings, Unchained, Solitary Man, The Man Comes Around

Elvis Costello - My Aim Is True, This Year's Model, Armed Forces, Get Happy

Richard Thompson - Rumor & Sigh, Mirror Blue, You Me Us, Mock Tudor

Miles Davis: Porgy & Bess, Miles Ahead, Kind Of Blue, Sketches of Spain

John Prine - John Prine 1st album, Diamonds In The Rough, Sweet Revenge, Common Sense

Pink Floyd - Echoes, Dark Side of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals

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Elton John:

Madman Across The Water
Honky Chateau
Don't Shoot Me, I'm Only The Piano Player
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

(or you can start off with Tumbleweed Connection before Madman!)

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And one could add

Caribou
Captain Fantastic and
Rock Of The Westies

And the Elton John album! That would be 6 stunners in a row Jah Paul.

Absolutely on all counts! What a run for Reg and Bernie.

BILLY JOEL:

Tunrstiles
The Stranger
52nd Street
Glass Houses

VAN HALEN:

1984
5150
OU812
For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge

R.E.M.:

Document
Green
Out of Time
Automatic for the People

GUNS N' ROSES:

Appetite For Destruction
Lies
Use Your Illusion I
Use Your Illusion II

SUZANNE VEGA:

Solitude Standing
Days of Open Hand
99.9 Farenheit Degrees
Nine Objects of Desire

TALKING HEADS:

More Songs About Buildings and Food
Fear Of Music
Remain In Light
Little Creatures

LEONARD COHEN:

Recent Songs
Various Positions
I'm Your Man
The Future

letitloose, you beat me to the Alice Cooper response!

Van Halen 1, 2,Women and Children, Fair Warning
Toys In The Attic, Rocks, Get Yer Wings, Draw The Line (not sure if in correct order)
KISS, Hotter Than Hell, Dressed To Kill, Alive

aerosmith
aerosmith
get your wings
toys in the attic
rocks

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DAVID BOWIE / MICK RONSON

The Man Who Sold The World
Hunky Dory
Ziggy Stardust
Alladin Sane

As much as I love them I think his later run was better.

Low
Heroes
Lodger
Scary Monsters

(or did he throw in a live album after Heroes? They don't count)

Gentle Giant

Gentle Giant - 1970
Aquiring The Taste - 1971
Three Friends - 1972
Octopus - 1972

Velvet Underground

Velvet Underground and Nico
White Light White Heat
Velvet Underground
Loaded

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BILLY JOEL:

Tunrstiles
The Stranger
52nd Street
Glass Houses

And if we were going 5 in a row (studio albums)...The Nylon Curtain.

A Bigger Bang
Rarities
Exile Deluxe
Some Girls Deluxe

any four Zappa records

THE BYRDS
Fifth Dimension
Younger Than Yesterday
The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Sweetheart Of The Rodeo

ELO
Eldorado
Face The Music
A New World Record
Out of The Blue

STEVIE WONDER
Talking Book
Innervisions
Fulfillingness' First Finale
Songs In The Key of Life

MICHAEL JACKSON
Off The Wall
Thriller
Bad
Dangerous

PRINCE
Dirty Mind
Controversy
1999
Purple Rain



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Fresh Cream
Disraeli Gears
Wheels of Fire
...ok, maybe not Good-bye, but Wheels of Fire was a double Album, so I count that as 2.

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Pink Floyd - Meddle,Dark side,Wish you were here,Animals

Meddle was '71, Dark Side was '73.
Forgot 'Obscured by Clouds' from '72.

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Pink Floyd - Echoes, Dark Side of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals

See above, but also note that 'Echoes' is not an album, but the song title of 'side b' of Meddle.

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The Kinks:

Sleepwalker
Misfits
Low Budget
One for the Road
Give the People What They Want


The Beach Boys:

All Summer Long
Today!
Summer Days and Summer Nights
Party!
Pet Sounds

Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bayou Country, Green River, Willy & The Poor Boys, Cosmo's Factory.....all within a year and a half of each other

6 in a row

Led Zep
I - Physical Graffiti

Steely Dan
Can't Buy a Thrill - Aja

Lucinda
Sweet Old World
Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
Essence
World Without Tears

Roxy Music
Roxy Music
For Your Pleasure
Stranded
Country Life
Siren

Lou Reed
Transformer
Berlin
R&R Animal
Live

Supergrass
I Should Coco
In It For The $
Supergrass
Life On Other Planets

Ryan Adams
Rockn Roll
Love Is Hell
Cold Roses
Jacksonville City Nights

Nick Cave (are you kidding? could have started in several places)
The Good Son
Henry's Dream
Let Love In
Murder Ballads

Terence Trent D'Arby
Introducing the Hardline
Neither Fish
Symphony or Damn
Vibrator

Sonic Youth
Evol
Sister
Daydream Nation
Goo

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aerosmith

aerosmith
get your wings
toys in the attic
rocks

Micro you beat to the the keys on this one but I was going to put a ? beside ROCKS.

Blur:

Modern Life Is Rubbish
Parklife
The Great Escape
Blur

Cheap Trick:

Cheap Trick
In Color
Heaven Tonight
Dream Police

Otis Redding:

Otis Blue
The Soul Album
Dictionary Of Soul
King & Queen (with Carla Thomas)

Redd Kross:

Neurotica
Third Eye
Phaseshifter
Show World
(and Researching The Blues, their first in 15 years, keeps the streak alive)

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One could also pick pretty much any 4 album run by J. Geils Band. I'll go with:

Monkey Island
Sanctuary
Love Stinks
Freeze Frame

This run would begin with "Blow Your Face Out" if live albums counted.

Have tix to see J Geils at the end of August for $10. Looking very forward to it!

windmelody is dead on with dylan.

Procol Harum:

A Salty Dog
Home
Broken Barricades
Live In Concert With the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra
Grand Hotel
Exotic Birds & Fruit

Elvis Costello:
My Aim Is True
This Years Model
Armed Forces
Get Happy!....a great run

Husker Du
New Day Rising (1985)
Flip Your Wig (1985)
Candy Apple Grey (1986)
Warehouse: Songs and Stories (1987)

Kraftwerk
Autobahn (1974)
Radioaktivität (1975)
Trans-Europa Express (1977)
Die mensch Maschine (1978)

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Velvet Underground

Velvet Underground and Nico
White Light White Heat
Velvet Underground
Loaded

beauty

From the King of Rock and Roll:

Elvis Presley
Elvis
Loving You
Elvis Christmas Album

The Moody Blues had one of my favorite runs of great albums, from 1967 to 1972, seven albums.

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6 in a row

Led Zep
I - Physical Graffiti

Steely Dan
Can't Buy a Thrill - Aja

Yes!...and for those who doubt that Led Zeppelin III belongs in this discussion, I ask you to relishes to it.

4 in a Row for The Black Crowes (Shake Your Money Maker,The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion, Amorica, Three Snakes and One Charm)

Also a bravo to the poster who mentioned The Doors...as well.

the shoot 'em dead, brainbell jangler!

Agree with The Stones, Dylan, Beatles, Springsteen (pick ANY 4 on the trot except Working on a Dream!), ACDC. Led Zeppelin, Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle, Beatles (NOT MMT - include Let it Be - a record I actually adore!) but for me the bestest 4 (or actually 6!) on the trot:

Howlin' Wind
Heat Treatment
Stick to Me
Squeezing out Sparks ... and a 5th ...
The Up Escalator .. and a 6th...
Another Grey Area

by Graham Parker and the Rumour

And

Tons of Sobs
Free
Fire and Water
Highway

by Free, best band in the world 68-71 IMHO - and I am a Stones and Springsteen nut!

Rgds
Rod



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