Greatest fourth album in rock history?

YellowSnow

PurpleThrobber

Write-in Vote

Lord, strike that poor boy down....

Pitchfork51

Write-in Vote

im a hipster too

Mad_Son

Night at the Opera - Queen

Tommy was a strong contender.

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

PurpleThrobber said:

Lord, strike that poor boy down....

Give me a BREAK, Throbber.

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

Mad_Son said:

Tommy was a strong contender.

I love Tommy, but the studio album sounds corny to me at times. This material was so much better live. The Live at Leeds Deluxe Version shows us why.

HHusky

Write-in Vote

Swaye

Led Zeppelin IV

This one should not be close

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

HHusky said:

Katie Lied is a great album.

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

Swaye said:

This one should not be close

Sorry about AJFA.

RaceBannon

Harvest - Neil Young

Swaye said:

This one should not be close

And yet

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

RaceBannon said:

Swaye said:

This one should not be close

And yet

Old man.

LebamDawg

Tommy - The Who

went with Tommy in a very close one - the dead, NY, LZ, Queen, CCR all good. oops forgot the Stones

Gwad

Led Zeppelin IV

When the Levee Breaks cmon mother fuckers

FOUR STICKS
ROCK AND ROLL
MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP
BLACK DOG

the whole thing is a greatest hits album jesus fuck guys cmon

Southerndawg

Led Zeppelin IV

Gwad said:

When the Levee Breaks cmon mother fuckers

FOUR STICKS
ROCK AND ROLL
MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP
BLACK DOG

the whole thing is a greatest hits album jesus fuck guys cmon

Not to mention Going to California, Battle of Evermore, and Stairway to Heaven.

Totally agree, it's a God damned masterpiece. Rock, blues, folk and metal all done on a high level.

BennyBeaver

Led Zeppelin IV

Swaye said:

This one should not be close

Are you new here?

Baseman

Led Zeppelin IV

YellowSnow said:

Mad_Son said:

Tommy was a strong contender.

I love Tommy, but the studio album sounds corny to me at times. This material was so much better live. The Live at Leeds Deluxe Version shows us why.

I saw The Who on their Farewell Tour............in 1989. As Townsend windmilled, his hand went through the Whammy Bar on his guitar. He had to LEAVE and go to the hospital.

Saw them again in 1996 on the Quadrophina Tour. Also at Gorge circa 2002.

The Kingdome in ‘81? was legendary. I didn’t go

Baseman

Led Zeppelin IV

Gwad said:

When the Levee Breaks cmon mother fuckers

FOUR STICKS
ROCK AND ROLL
MISTY MOUNTAIN HOP
BLACK DOG

the whole thing is a greatest hits album jesus fuck guys cmon

Fucking classics.

Joey

Write-in Vote

I may be biased but its the greatest rock album that no one talks about

El_K

Write-in Vote

VH's "Fair Warning"

YellowSnow

Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead

Baseman said:

YellowSnow said:

Mad_Son said:

Tommy was a strong contender.

I love Tommy, but the studio album sounds corny to me at times. This material was so much better live. The Live at Leeds Deluxe Version shows us why.

I saw The Who on their Farewell Tour............in 1989. As Townsend windmilled, his hand went through the Whammy Bar on his guitar. He had to LEAVE and go to the hospital.

Saw them again in 1996 on the Quadrophina Tour. Also at Gorge circa 2002.

The Kingdome in ‘81? was legendary. I didn’t go

I saw them at the same Gorge show as you. Thanks for saying HI you dick.