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There's argument to be made for several albums across their career (including their first), but I think REM's Document was the last great one they made. I know a lot of people will cry and point to Automatic for the People, but they are wrong.
Every Aerosmith album is slightly worse than the last. Every single one. They just started out so damn good that they were pretty decent well into the 90s. "Jaded" is where they passed below average... and almost immediately before that, "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" was better than Armageddon deserved.