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7) Bloodflowers (2000)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloodflowers

The third album in a dark atmospheric trilogy that includes Disintegration and Pornography, this is a polarizing record. Some folks love it, while other fans think it's a pale, soulless imitation of the other two parts of the trilogy. Personally, I like the dreamy melancholy of Bloodflowers, but I concede it lacks Disintegration's wall to wall stand out tracks and Watching Me Fall in particular is an 11-minute long misfire that damages the whole.