I cannot get over how good the last two Accept albums have been. Both Blood of Nations and Stalingrad blew me away. Y and T gave it loads. Saxon disappointed. What other old fogies have returned with a killer album?

Saxon haven't been away to make a "comeback album". They've made 6 albums in the last 12 years.
I'll nominate Little Caesar for Redemption and American Dream.

Allman Brothers Band — Brothers and Sisters, Aerosmith — Permanent Vacation, Ozzy Osbourne — Blizzard of Ozz

Great to hear Cal back singing with Discharge on the 2002 album Discharge . Back to his original sound and not the Led Zep esq sound he sank the band in to in 1986 . Shame he never wanted to tour though or record anything with the band again.


Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing album is a great piece of punk Hardcore which influenced a lot of bands who are still playing today , Metal or Punk .

Not strictly a comeback album but Deep Purple's 'Perfect Strangers' was fantastic.

Surely Take That blitz the rest on that front - it was a very good pop album and led to the greatest musical comeback of all time - and no I'm not a fan.

Can't argue with that. They went from 90s teeny bop fodder to a critically acclaimed pop act - and no I'm not a fan either but I do know of many lads my age who have been 'turned'.

I'd say Done with Mirrors began the Aerosmith comeback and that was Ozzy's first solo album, hardly a comeback, he was in the recording studio 6 months after he was fired from Sabbath.

For me 13 - Black Sabbath, Perfect Strangers - Deep Purple and of course Back in Black from AC/DC

American Recordings by Johnny Cash would have to be up there. Also 2001 by Dr Dre.

Currently in my car's CD player.