[owenslugworth]

Originally Posted by circletheworld

Hot Damn should be in the first 2 of everyone's list...

No, it shouldn't...

[ExtremeAvalanch]

Last Night in town is their best album, bar none. I can't decide how to rank the others.
The Big Dirty is at the bottom.

[Drew Beringer]

1. Hot Damn
2. Ex Lives
3. New Junk Aesthetic
4. Gutter Phenomenon
5. The Big Dirty
6. Last Night In Town

although Ex Lives is the best in terms of song structure, musicianship, etc IMO

[circletheworld]

Originally Posted by owenslugworth

No, it shouldn't...

good point

[TheRealJohnOC]

1) Gutter Phenomenon
2) The Big Dirty
3) Ex Lives
4) New Junk Aesthetic
5) Last Night in Town
6) Hot Damn

[Big_Guy]

Hot Damn
Big Dirty
Ex-Lives
New Junk
Gutter
LNIT

[NickIsI]

The Big Dirty
Hot Damn
Ex-Lives
Gutter Phenomenon
Last Night In Town
New Junk Aesthetic

Wow, that was difficult. I love all them though.

[Sikbeat37]

1. Hot Damn
2. Ex Lives
3. New Junk Aesthetic
4. Big Dirty
5. Last Night In Town
6. Gutter Phenomenon

I'm surprised how much love GP is getting. By far their least interesting album imho. Side note, BD and NJA are sort of tied for me. Great band though, always a fan.

[pray_tell]

Gutter
Big Dirty
Hot Damn
Ex Lives
New Junk
LNIT

[ThisIsNotDan]

Hot Damn!
Ex-Lives
New Junk Aesthetic
Gutter Phenomenon
The Big Dirty
Last Night In Town

[thecreator]

Hot Damn
New Junk
Gutter
Ex-Lives
Big Dirty
LNIT

[HogarthHughes]

I absolutely love Hot Damn!, and it is for sure a stellar hardcore album, but the songwriting progression they've made since then eclipses it, in my opinion.

[GoWaitInTheCar]

1. Hot Damn
2. New Junk Aesthetic
3. The Big Dirty
4. Ex Lives
5. Gutter Phenomenon
6. Last Night In Town

[jesse_hitz]

1. Ex Lives
2. New Junk
3. Gutter
4. Hot damn
5. The Big Dirty
6. Last night in town

thus being said every album is great in their own way. Nice to see them evolve a little more with Ex Lives.........P.S. New Deftones album is epic check it out!

[CarpeDiem8711]

Hot Damn!
Ex Lives
The Big Dirty
New Junk Aesthetic
Gutter Phenomenon

I agree that EL saw the band pushing themselves further than they had before, and writing some of their best songs yet in the process. It's just hard to top HD and the impact it's had. The first 8 tracks are all killer with some of the best breakdowns and lyrics in the scene. It is the apex ETID record, but that's not to degrade their other albums, which are top grade through and through.

I'd almost rank BD and NJA the same since they each feature about as many favorite tracks of mine on their respective records. GP is honestly the only obvious one to land at the bottom for me because of the less than stellar production thanks to Machine. It just sounds hollow compared to the rest of their catalog.

Side note: I haven't listened to LNIT to warrant its inclusion.