With that in mind, imagine the difficulty in approaching the notion of "completeness" when looking at Thrice's The Alchemy Index. Circle Takes the Square's As the Roots Undo). Similarly, I can think of many albums that may not have songs that stand out individually but are albums who's overarching concept or large-scale structure impress more than any individual tracks do (e.g.
anything by Alkaline Trio or Face to Face). I can think of countless albums that work more as song collections than as albums (e.g. When reviewing an album, one important criterion to consider is an album's completeness or how well it works as a whole and not just as a collection of songs. Thrice - The Alchemy Index: Volumes I & II - Fire & Water Review Summary: Thrice releases Kid A and the Infinite Sadness.
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