Consensus always says Radiator, but I say either Guerrilla or Mwng.

Guerrilla is better than Radiator

Rings Around The World is my favorite.

This is the only one I've heard, but nothing on it stacks up to "The Man Don't Gove a Fuck," which I guess is a single?

It's a single that's available on the Outspaced b-sides collection. But it's a song they're pretty famous for. They close their shows with a 20-minute rendition, which usually ends with a pretty cool electronic freak-out.

Ice Hockey Hair is a pretty great song too.

Guerrilla.

"Northern Lites" is the best thing they've ever done, and they'll never match up to it.

Very, very spotty band, but good nonetheless.

Yeah I thought that was pretty awesome the first time I saw them. I liked theTotal Recall sample.

Ive got rings, guerilla, and radiator....

of those, it depends but I'd say guerilla

Guerilla

Radiator is pretty close.

I have most of the B-sides on mp3, but I don't listen to them enough.

I was conflicted between Guerrilla and Radiator and chose Radiator because of its awesome cover art.

Put me in the Radiator camp with mwng being their second best.

np: Muse - Origin Of Symmetry (Have I mentioned that I own just about every Muse single as well?)

i cannot vote in this poll because i have never heard four of their albums, but i own everything else. i should probably hear those four sometime.

pick anyways, it's all in good fun

The first one I ever heard is still the best, but I'm kind of hard to judge (or perhaps I'm a better judge): I picked up everything before Rings... at once, more or less.

Fuzzy Logic – Cocaine

Radiator - LSD

Guerrilla – Ecstasy

Mwng – Mushrooms

*Rings Around the World – Hard to say but respect this album because they had Sony’s money and they spent it on the studio. First album ever to be release as a 5.1 DVD on same release date as album.

Phantom Power - Pot

Love Kraft – A lot more Pot

*posted before Dusty's replay (damn i's). yeah, Rings is a special album. On the other hand Phantom Power, which i didn't think i liked, is unbelievable. That's the other thing that makes this band is that it's always different.

Are these your analogies or what they were actually taking at the time?

I like 'Fuzzy Logic' best but as usual I plough a lone furrow.

anLOLogies.

Radiator for me.
I know it's the "consensus", but in this case, I think the majority happens to be right.
Probably Outspaced second. Even though it isn't a "proper" album, it' sbetter than the proper albums most bands are releasing these days (or most other days).

Best.
Band.
Today.
Period.

I've never owned an SFA album...which one is the consensus; "best introductory album"?

Thanks

Probably Radiator.

And even though BeeOK was making an analogy, I think the band is pretty notorious for flirting pretty heavily with pot and alcohol.

Among other things. I've read that they're pretty heavy drug users in general, which is why I asked.

There's an on-the-road in America thing on their Songbook DVD. Most of it consists of the band smoking and speaking unintelligibly. It's really weird.

close for me between "rings" (where i entered) and "phantom". haven't heard the new one yet.