Flamin' Groovies’s albums, ranked by what the critics we trust thought of each one. 3 have a B-Side Breakdown, averaging 77 (Keeper). See the discography in release order.
What is Flamin' Groovies’ best album?
By the critics, it’s Teenage Head (1971), with a B-Side Breakdown of 82 (Keeper) from 9 reviews. 89% of them liked it.
Next best: Shake Some Action (80). Lowest rated: Supersnazz (68).
Flamin' Groovies albums ranked
Best to worst by B-Side Breakdown.
- 1
Teenage Head197182 Keeper - 2
Shake Some Action197680 Keeper - 3
Supersnazz196968 Mixed Bag
Flamin' Groovies discography, in release order
The career, by Breakdown
Every Flamin' Groovies album with a B-Side Breakdown, in release order. Above the dashed line, most critics liked it.
Every Flamin' Groovies album we track, oldest first.
Which critics love Flamin' Groovies, and which don’t
Each outlet’s scores set against the other critics on the same albums. Outlets that scored at least 3 Flamin' Groovies albums.
Outlet by outlet
Average points above or below the other critics. Tap an outlet for its scores album by album.
AllMusic3 albums+20
- Supersnazz 196990 vs 64 from 6 others +26
- Teenage Head 197190 vs 81 from 8 others +9
- Shake Some Action 1976100 vs 76 from 5 others +24
Robert Christgau3 albums−3
- Supersnazz 196993 vs 63 from 6 others +30
- Teenage Head 197165 vs 84 from 8 others −19
- Shake Some Action 197665 vs 83 from 5 others −18
The Rolling Stone Album Guide3 albums−8
- Supersnazz 196960 vs 69 from 6 others −9
- Teenage Head 197180 vs 83 from 8 others −3
- Shake Some Action 197670 vs 82 from 5 others −12
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