no...no...NO!!! I respect that you like it alot but you can't label it as a great album overall. I have an Extreme Hate for the drums in that album (obvious anyways)

strange... i love the drums on the album, i can really hook onto that snare and just Bang my Head until it falls off... The intro to St. Anger just makes me so... i can't even explain it. it's just Rage invoking imo

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"Raise your swords up High!,
See The Black Birds Fly!,
Let them hear your rage!,
Show no fear!......Attack!!!!!"
- Amon Amarth, Enigmatick

There are tons of albums I would consider to have no flaws, yet aren't anywhere near perfect. You've got to take the emotional connection into consideration as much as your own objective standards. Take an album like Ashore the Celestial Burden, an album I consider flawless- there's pretty much Nothing wrong with it, it's masterfully composed, nails the atmosphere it's going for perfectly, and really doesn't have a bad moment- but I'd personally put Stone's Reach ahead of it because even though it's rife with flaws (awkward transitions, overlong songs, one-dimensional vocals) I really FEEL the music a lot of the time, it's just got those riffs scattered about that give me the chills- and I never quite get that feeling with Ashore the Celestial Burden.

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If you are a false, don't entry, or you'll be burned and died!

 
So if you could find an album or ep from a band, and it is perfect musically wise, yet you could actually feel the music (emotional tie), then that would be your perfect album; bacisally anyone's perfect album. (Flawless).

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"I Wish I had that AR-15 in here, then I could probably get out.....I don't like being locked up, it's not very nice."

-Martin Bryant, after the Port Arthur miniradman