Best album titles of all time

I ran a stand-alone photo this week with "Brothers in Arms" as the kicker.

 

Ted Nugent - Intensities in Ten Cities

 

Blood Sugar Sex Magik -- Chili Peppers

 

Shit sandwich.

Along those lines, "Intravenus de Milo" - Spinal Tap.

 

The Bird by Jerry Reed.

 

Damn. Beat me to it.

I love that part of Spinal Tap. Probably the funniest moment of the movie was the "Shit sandwich" album review. I've seen it billons of times and that part puts me in the floor every time.
I think I'll pop that in the VCR right now.

 

I have it on tape, and it was on IFC or some channel a week or so ago. Had to watch it again.

"You can't print that!"

 

Three pages on a sports journalism website and no mention of Huey Lewis and the News' "Sports"?

 

Three really crappy bands, Bad Company, Bad English and Damn Yankees, also suffered this fate.

 

"Rock And Roll Creation," Spinal Tap

"It raises the question 'On what day did God create Spinal Tap, and couldn't He have rested on that day too?'"

 

What about Pearl Jam's "Ten"? I know it was for Mookie Blalock's number (because that was the original name of the band .. Mookie Blalock) but there were also five members in the band so 10 eyes, 10 ears, 10 hands, 10 arms.

 

Couple of my faves from my extensive collection ...

"You Can't Argue With A Sick Mind" -- Joe Walsh (1976-ish live album)
"Skull$#%*" -- Grateful Dead (actually, the 1971-era live album's real title is "Grateful Dead" -- not to be confused with the band's first studio release of the same name -- because Warner Brothers killed the more risque title).

If I had my records (yes, records) in front of me, I could probably pull out a few more. I've got some really obscure crap.

One from another's collection:
"Greatest Misses" -- Devo (a complement to the GH ... actually, from a college roommate's collection).