Best Overall Record?

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  • Gibbon to Fly
    Gibbon to Fly Sussex, UK Posts: 74
    No Code........That's when as a fan, you knew you were in it for the long haul.

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  • JojoRice
    JojoRice Kennesaw, GA Posts: 4,555
    Vs. not a weak link in the chain!
    "I got memories, I got shit"
  • danny
    danny Posts: 2,283
    no code yield
    danny d
  • scurtis
    scurtis Posts: 2,481
    Changes for me depending on mood, Vs has a soft spot cause I was a kid and listened to it everyday.

    Really loved No Code, Riot Act and Yield. Of course Ten was a classic but I remember listening the first few times thinking the songs all sounded the same. (I was 12)

    If I have to choose... I'm going with No Code.
    "Born on third, thinks he got a triple."
  • Depends on my mood. Heavy rotation between Vs. and No Code.
  • rummy
    rummy British Columbia, Canada Posts: 4,466
    scurtis said:

    Changes for me depending on mood, Vs has a soft spot cause I was a kid and listened to it everyday.

    Really loved No Code, Riot Act and Yield. Of course Ten was a classic but I remember listening the first few times thinking the songs all sounded the same. (I was 12)

    If I have to choose... I'm going with No Code.

    I can relate to your comment about the songs on Ten. Early on, I had a hard time differentiating between Oceans, Garden, Deep, and Release.

    The one-word song titles probably didn't help.
  • scurtis
    scurtis Posts: 2,481
    rummy said:

    scurtis said:

    Changes for me depending on mood, Vs has a soft spot cause I was a kid and listened to it everyday.

    Really loved No Code, Riot Act and Yield. Of course Ten was a classic but I remember listening the first few times thinking the songs all sounded the same. (I was 12)

    If I have to choose... I'm going with No Code.

    I can relate to your comment about the songs on Ten. Early on, I had a hard time differentiating between Oceans, Garden, Deep, and Release.

    The one-word song titles probably didn't help.
    Glad I wasn't the only one!
    "Born on third, thinks he got a triple."
  • october22
    october22 Posts: 2,533

    Binaural for me is their deepest and darkest recording. There's so many subtleties that you can pick up on with every subsequent listen. Every song on that record is so damn good and it feels like every song is a piece to the puzzle. The way it was recorded truly feels like you are being taken somewhere else. Fatal, In the Moonlight, and Sad should have made it on.

    For me it's this too. However, in the broader context, it's hard to argue with 10.
  • october22 said:

    Binaural for me is their deepest and darkest recording. There's so many subtleties that you can pick up on with every subsequent listen. Every song on that record is so damn good and it feels like every song is a piece to the puzzle. The way it was recorded truly feels like you are being taken somewhere else. Fatal, In the Moonlight, and Sad should have made it on.

    For me it's this too. However, in the broader context, it's hard to argue with 10.
    I'll echo this as well. I'll go to my grave saying that the Binaural sessions were the most creative and productive period since the original band sessions piecing Ten together. The album tracks plus the known Lost Dogs and leaked outrakes show a band really hitting a stride. We can (and will) argue until the end of time about how the final Binaural release should have been mixed and what should have made the record, but I think this was a genius period for the band as songwriters. Ed was on his game as a guitar riff maker on his own, Stone and Jeff were writing beautiful melodies and lyrics, Ed's lyrics were deep, Matt found a groove in the band and obviously Mike went insane on several tracks.
    Such a great piece of art from the band.
  • Ten. Our Fan Club is even named after it.
    Ft. Laud 96, WPB I and II 98, WPB I and II 2000, San Sebastian, Spain 2000, WPB 03, Tampa 03, MSG I and II 03, Kissimmee 04, Atlantic City I and II 05, Mansfield I 08, Toronto 09, Noblesville 10, Alpine Valley I and II 11, Wrigley 13, Baltimore 13, Ft. Lauderdale 2016, Miami 2016, Wrigley 2 2016
  • Ten. Our Fan Club is even named after it.

    ...because that was the only album available when said fan club was created. Not named after that on merit.
  • HesCalledDyer
    HesCalledDyer Maryland Posts: 16,506

    Ten. Our Fan Club is even named after it.

    ...because that was the only album available when said fan club was created. Not named after that on merit.
    And it was temporarily named after another album at one point - Vitalogy Health Club.
  • radar
    radar Posts: 780
    edited February 2017

    NO CODE. No brainer for me. Everything about this record is perfect. The artwork, lyrics, music, packaging...man I love it. Favorite record of all time.

    +1!
    Just to add: my first live PJ show was No Code euro tour 1996

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  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,649
    Ten, Vs, and Yield have always been the cream of the crop to me. The order might change from day to day but those albums are always one, two, and three.
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    "...I changed by not changing at all..."
  • Chasing Footsteps
    Chasing Footsteps Posts: 315
    edited February 2017

    Ten. Our Fan Club is even named after it.

    ...because that was the only album available when said fan club was created. Not named after that on merit.
    And it was temporarily named after another album at one point - Vitalogy Health Club.
    Thanks for the lesson all
    Post edited by Chasing Footsteps on
    Ft. Laud 96, WPB I and II 98, WPB I and II 2000, San Sebastian, Spain 2000, WPB 03, Tampa 03, MSG I and II 03, Kissimmee 04, Atlantic City I and II 05, Mansfield I 08, Toronto 09, Noblesville 10, Alpine Valley I and II 11, Wrigley 13, Baltimore 13, Ft. Lauderdale 2016, Miami 2016, Wrigley 2 2016
  • Chasing Footsteps
    Chasing Footsteps Posts: 315
    edited February 2017

    Ten. Our Fan Club is even named after it.

    ...because that was the only album available when said fan club was created. Not named after that on merit.
    And it was temporarily named after another album at one point - Vitalogy Health Club.
    Thanks for the lesson all
    Post edited by Chasing Footsteps on
    Ft. Laud 96, WPB I and II 98, WPB I and II 2000, San Sebastian, Spain 2000, WPB 03, Tampa 03, MSG I and II 03, Kissimmee 04, Atlantic City I and II 05, Mansfield I 08, Toronto 09, Noblesville 10, Alpine Valley I and II 11, Wrigley 13, Baltimore 13, Ft. Lauderdale 2016, Miami 2016, Wrigley 2 2016
  • Thanks for the lesson all (sarcasm for "no shit") - no need to take things so literally. Ten will always be "best" in my opinion, as this is the album that resonated with me and started my PJ addiction
    Ft. Laud 96, WPB I and II 98, WPB I and II 2000, San Sebastian, Spain 2000, WPB 03, Tampa 03, MSG I and II 03, Kissimmee 04, Atlantic City I and II 05, Mansfield I 08, Toronto 09, Noblesville 10, Alpine Valley I and II 11, Wrigley 13, Baltimore 13, Ft. Lauderdale 2016, Miami 2016, Wrigley 2 2016