The Big Finish

[Squigs]

In the Bowie vein, I liked You Want It Darker by Leonard Cohen a lot too.

[Mower Liberation Front]

Sanctuary - The Year The Sun Died
Sentenced - The Funeral Album

And possibly not quite in the spirit of things as their career only lasted two albums, but Holy Terror - Mind Wars.

[Bürggermeister]

13 is utter shite, lads, seek counselling, seriously

[Yung Led Zeppelin]

Huge

Saw them do the last 15 minutes of this and then of course they break up

Not their last release, but their last album. It's all class anyway.

[Mooncat]

In the Bowie vein, I liked You Want It Darker by Leonard Cohen a lot too.

Sometimes I think You Want it Darker got overshadowed by Blackstar a little bit. It really is a great album.

[Carnage]

13 is utter shite, lads, seek counselling, seriously

Indeed. Not a Sabbath album either.

[Paul keohane]

Nevermore-The Obsidian Conspiracy

[StoutAndAle]

Cathedral - "The Last Spire"
Death - "The Sound Of Perseverance"

If "Torn Arteries" is the last Carcass album, then that is a ripper to go out on.

Not metal but...

Fugazi - "The Argument"
Beastie Boys - "Hot Sauce Committee"
Husker Dü - "Warehouse Songs & Stories"
Fatima Mansions - "Lost In The Former West"

Edited to add; forgot The Doors - "LA Woman"

What is the criteria? Does a band have to have, say - 3 albums or more? If not;

Big Black - "Songs About Fucking"
Joy Division - "Closer"

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Another one for that "if not" clause:
Altar of Plagues - Teethed Glory and Injury

[Carnage]

The Doors released 2 more studio albums after LA Woman (3 if you count An American Prayer) but I get what you mean, and it's a cracker.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

If not three. I never listen to Other Voices... and it's possible I've actually never heard Full Circle at all, certainly not all of it.

[Carnage]

I got about halfway through Other Voices and left it at that, the magic just wasn't there without Morrison.

[Trev]

They only did the two, but both the Hell albums are fantastic. Still hoping they might get back together for a tour

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I got about halfway through Other Voices and left it at that, the magic just wasn't there without Morrison.

I do like An American Prayer though, which is the definitive last, last album I suppose. In my late teens, the parents of my then girlfriend played it often enough in their gaff for it to get into my head, and I still enjoy it whenever I put it on or hear bits of it, like what's used in the soundtrack to the movie.

[Carnage]

They only did the two, but both the Hell albums are fantastic. Still hoping they might get back together for a tour

I didn't realise they'd split again. The first album was decent, never got to the second one.