The best and worst last studio albums

[Peteinblack]

Although strangely the last two albums were their highest placed albums in the UK album charts. However on Naked in addition to Blind, I do like Mr Jones and (Nothing but) Flowers. True stories has Love for sale and wild wild life, so maybe a EPs worth. Don't play either album as much as the first 6

One of my favourite TH tracks (along with 'Life During Wartime')

 

[Peteinblack]

The Stranglers' last two albums (with the original line-up) were utter crap: Dreamtime and 10

On the other hand, the 'recent' Black Sabbath album, - 13 - is one of their best; it contains some of Tony Iommi's best-ever and heaviest, doomy, riffs.

 

[DIFFBROOK]

Squeeze last Album Domino was poorish. Both Difford and Tilbrook acknowledge that for a variety of reasons . Hopefully, their first after 17 years, which will be released later this year will be much better. First few tracks that i have heard appears to be a return to form. The albim accompanies BBC series on Danny Bakers life.

 

[Cosmic Joker]

The MC5 - High Time is a very good final studio album.

This is more difficult than it seems. I was planning to suggest Loaded by the Velvet Underground as being a decent finishing point, but Wiki suggests that they put out something called "Squeeze" in 1973 without Lou Reed, which I've never heard of before.

 

[jakarta]

Led Zeppelins In Through the Out Door was an embarrassment.

 

[swiss tony]

"Strangeways Here We Come" was a quality farewell album.