It's Pod for me. One of the greatest rock'n'roll records ever. Just perfect.

All Nerve. I feel like they've really grown as a band.

Huge fan of Title TK, but did end up voting for Pod. Great album.

Pod is the shit

1.Pod
2.Last Splash
3.Title TK

Pretty consistent overall, nothing glaring which is funny considering the line-up shifts. The live shows have increasingly gotten better, but I did not see the Pod line-up.

This is a tough one. Pod was my introduction but Title TK is just killer. Title TK.

Pod.

We saw them a few years ago in Providence, they were fantastic. I remember the drummer had their cymbals screwed down really tight, which was weird. I was standing next to a drummer friend and we were both like "why...?"

The Deal sisters are national treasures.

I like it all, sorry.

Pod is very good from start to finish, though the recording is not one of Albini's best.

Last Splash is a cool recording with great highs and some fat.

Those are the only ones I know.

Love everything. Pod is probably the best, and the recording is still astonishing. I know Steve feels weird about "pushing" bands to leave random spoken bits and things on their records, but I do think it really adds something to that era of recordings.

Last Splash though, easily one of the best 90s records to end up selling a bunch of copies, and "Cannonball" 100% the best hit single to come out of the alterna gold rush-era.

Honestly, between the Breeders record and the Amps album (and those 00s solo singles) Kim has never released a bad or boring or mediocre record, and I'm not sure if you could say that for most of her peers.