Well there's:
(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais
London's Burning
I Fought The Law

And there's:
The Heart of Saturday Night
Fumbling With The Blues
Please Call Me, Baby

Or:

Going Out West
Murder In The Red Barn
Black Wings

Then there's:
Clampdown
Guns Of Brixton
Wrong 'Em Boyo

Or you might consider:
Hate It When You Leave
Running Too Deep
Will But You Won't

And don't forget:
Could You Be Loved
Forever Loving Jah
Redemption Song

And

Torn And Frayed
Sweet Black Angel
Loving Cup

Or

All Down The Line
Stop Breaking Down
Shine A Light


Damn, EOMS makes it hard

Well Stones is too easy; ANY Stones sequence to me is just about tops. Other than that: well U2 is not a popular subject but I got to say that Streets/Still haven't found/ With or Without is pretty incredible. Spanish Bombs/Right Profile/ Supermarket is great.
Would Die For U/Go Crazy/ Puple Rain - Prince
Black Dog/Rock'n Roll/Battle - Led Zep
1999/Corvette/Delirious - more prince
race for the Prize/Spoonful/Spark that Bled - Flaming Lips
the openiong 3 by the Band on Big Pink

If you can't rock
Ain't to proud to Beg
IORR

Here's a few:

1) Californication, the Chili Peppers:

3 studio and live concert monster songs

Around the World
Parallel Univese
Scar Tissue


2) Dylans' 1966 Bootleg Albert Hall

3 best-in-a-row, wrapped in several more best in a row, of a singer who's got alot of best 3 in-a-row:

Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat
One Too Many Mornings
Ballad of a Thin Man
Like a Rolling Stone

ooops, that's 5 in a row


For that matter let's try:
3) Bob Dylan Hwy 61 Revisited

My favorite sequence:

Queen Jane
Hwy. 61 Revisited
Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues
Desolation Row

Dylan just keeps crankin' em out:

4) Blood on the Tracks

Tangled Up in Blue
Simple Twist of Fate
You're a Big Girl Now
Idiot Wind









"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."



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ChelseaDrugstore Wrote:
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> Well Stones is too easy;

You´re damn right.

well U2 is
> not a popular subject but I got to say that
> Streets/Still haven't found/ With or Without is
> pretty incredible.

Abzolutely!!!

- Prince

Holy Madonna!

> Black Dog/Rock'n Roll/Battle - Led Zep

Worn out for me.

The Unforgettable Fire is also a long row of killers.
Most underestimated album in rock history? No kiddin here, dudes.

Modern Talking - Let's Talk About Love
1. Cheri Cheri Lady
2. With A Little Love
3. Wild Wild Water

Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet
1. Let It Rock
2. You Give Love a Bad Name
3. Livin' On a Prayer.

Are you serious with the first three, Rank?



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Wild Horses
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
You Gotta Move

or:

Start Me Up
Hang Fire
Slave

tough call...

Chelsea:

Since you were talking about The Jayhawks the other day, this is a strong contender (from "Tomorrow The Green Grass" - IMO their best album):

Blue
I'd Run Away
Miss Williams Guitar

Awesome songs!

AAArgh! Don't taunty me with the Jayhawks Dandelion. I have read up on them and like you say the other chief songwriter is not even present on the album that I have. So I am looking forward to getting their other stuff. I have to wait for money again. I just blew all my money on the 4 early "cool" albums by Miles Davis. ( But at the moment I am listening to "How can you mend a broken heart" by Bee gees; what is wrong w/ me?) Anyway am looking forward to more Jayhawks..

any 3 in a row off Ryan Adams' Gold:

my choice

Answering bell
La Cienga just smiled
Rescue blues

Velvet Underground: Loaded

Sweet Jane
Rock n Roll
Cool it Down

From Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!:

Sympathy for the Devil
Live with Me
Little Queenie

I love Ya-Ya's. But it has taken time, it isn't easy to get under the skin of this music. But it's so enjoyable, it swings so relaxed, and the band and the audience enjoy themselves.