"Perfect" albums

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Lifetime -"Hello Bastards" and "Jersey's Best Dancers".
Rites of Spring - "End on End"
Explosions in the Sky -"The Earth is not a Cold, Dead Place"
La Dispute - "Wildlife"
An honorable mention for the Cap'n Jazz LP. It has one TERRIBLE track ("Bluegrassish") but the rest is pure flawless, and I removed that track from my playlist on my computer.

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Geez, what a sad, sad listing.

Here you go. 23 minutes of pure musical perfection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vggLO93fTg

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You know, the new embedding feature is pretty good for this thread.

Anyway here's a very obvious pick (hope the playlist works!)

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you guys understand that "perfect" is very VERY different than "my favorite", right?  "perfect" means no non-good songs.

You ever heard the Cap'n Jazz LP? I'd like to nominate it since I refuse to believe that the one track which is not not good but actually HORRIBLE (Bluegrassish) doesn't exist. I even removed it from my playlist for the album on my computer.

Like seriously what were they thinking with this?

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Oh yeah The Wonder Years - The Greatest Generation

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I can't believe I somehow haven't mentioned this one yet:

Jimmy Eat World - Clarity

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(BRTD TRIGGER WARNING): Kanye West, The College Dropout

This sure didn't age well.

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(BRTD TRIGGER WARNING): Kanye West, The College Dropout

This sure didn't age well.

Kanye going insane and becoming racist doesn't change the quality (or lack of) of his music.

It was always awful. I tried listening to some to criticize it and I have never been able to make it through an entire one of his songs.