Name a record without a single dud song on it.

Revolver is mostly great but it has that yellow turdmarine song that disqualifies it also that Harrison song which is perhaps his least memorable tune ever written, I cant remember its name even. Ditto for Abbey Road with Maxwell Silver Hammer. It's fine if you like them but they stand out like a sore thumb in otherwise great albums.

xp "the cross" is an amazing track!

I think I prefer Rubber Soul at least looking at the tracklist I don't see anything I would skip.

Rubber Soul > Revolver for sure

the real answer is: so many records qualify, but here are a few where legitimately every song is amazing

the blue nile: hats
sonny sharrock: ask the ages (do... most jazz albums qualify?)
scritti politti: cupid & psyche
debarge: in a special way
aerosmith: rocks
celtic frost: to mega therion

though lol most of my favorite records of all time actually incorporate at least one thing that could be considered a dud. also feel like i'm always talking about the same three records on here and on the general internet (hats, c&p, in a special way) literally all the time

Are there any duds on Voodoo? i mean, i don't think so as it's my favourite record ever but maybe other people feel differently

listening to katatonia's dance of december souls rn and i love every second of this record, add that to the list

Can - Future Days

Moka, do you mean "Love You To"? it's often referred to as the least of Harrison's Indian-style tunes. but turn it up and you'll hear this fabulous bracing drone sound, an Indian(?) instrument which sounds like reversed gated/cutoff distorted guitars (more Tago Mago or post-punk). I find the song simultaneously minimal and enveloping: a washing machine tumble of sound. speaking of bracing, that opening salvo of Taxman>Eleanor Rigby>I'm Only Sleeping>Love You To as a sequence must have sounded like terra incognita in 1966. it's not until Here, There... that we're back on more familiar ground.

"What Goes On" is a dud (or at least dull as hell) for me on Rubber Soul. understandably some people hate "Run For Your Life" too (even Lennon himself?) but I first heard it in less PC times so I never took it that seriously. certainly has nothing on "Tomorrow Never Knows" as a closer.

dunno if I could ever consider "Yellow Submarine" a dud or turd, but then again I was 3 when it was released so target age for it as children's singalong. I was later scared seeing the film in the cinema at a young age (6?) so it still has an acid-eeriness for me.

Hunky Dory.

Every Beatles album has at least one track I don't care for.

Wire's 154 is the only one of their opening salvo filled with junk

junk in the good or bad way?

do you mean "The Other Window"? Gilbert's probably my fave lyricist/vocalist of them lot. in a way it's the first taster of Dome. better lyrics than "The Gift" anyway. deliciously dark/morbid wit ~ Robert Holmes and Hinchcliffe (and Saward) woulda loved it.
Rolling Stone: Wire, Get Out Of Marienbad

"The 15th" has junk lyrics of the best kind.