Prophilax
I wonder if they go in the organic waste or the dry waste!! more
Suicidal Tendencies
Useful like used toilet paper. more
Exodus
A real bunch!! These are definitely trash!! more
Daniel Day-Lewis
Sooner or later you'll screw up an interpretation, son of a bitch. more
Led Zeppelin
Too superior. more
Pixies -Surfer Rosa / Come On Pilgrim
They recorded it while slashing each other in the studio. more
The Smiths
How the hell had I managed to live until now without the Smiths? more
The Fugs
Ragged, vulgar, crazy, completely independent. The first punk collective in history. At least 3 masterpieces: The Fugs' First Album (1965), The Fugs (1966), and Virgin Fugs (1967) are among my all-time favorite records. A certain Frank Zappa will take notes... more
The Blues Brothers -Briefcase Full of Blues
Oh, for me it’s a fantastic album. It’s the debut of the band founded by the comedic duo Belushi/Aykroyd under the pseudonyms of brothers "Joliet Jake" and "Elwood" Blues (later brought to fame with Landis's legendary masterpiece two years later), accompanied by incredibly talented musicians (Matt Murphy, Lou Marini, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Alan Rubin just to name a few, all present in the aforementioned film). The result is a beautiful album of covers and reinterpretations, seriously cool. more
Billie Joe Armstrong
you made me stop listening to a Sepultura live set to see who this asshole was... basically the guy from Green Day. What a crappy band... more
Ministri
I know MINISTRY. Who gives a damn about them! more
Billie Joe Armstrong
A useless dickhead, but still a marketing genius: he practically invented the bimbiminkia... And now he's making billions. more
Tom Waits -The Heart Of Saturday Night
Great disk, smoky and dark. more
Johnny Winter -Johnny Winter
Pregnant with feeling, perhaps I prefer it to the immense successor. more
Graham Nash
The romantic of C,S & N (+Y), with a solo career marked by pleasant *easy listening* more
Blues Brothers
Legendary duo (Belushi/Aykroyd), legendary characters (Jake/Elwood) starring in a great film. And also a great band, here, "Briefcase Full Of Blues" and the soundtrack of the homonymous masterpiece by Landis are very nice, a group of tightly-knit great musicians. more
Green Day
They are part of the history of rock, perhaps lighter, but they are still great. more
Bob Dylan -Blonde On Blonde
Best album by Bob Dylan (who has made about 10 more), an incredible masterpiece, epic tracks (A-L-L) and mind-blowing lyrics. In the face of March Horses, Jdv, and Jargon King, one of the masterpieces in the history of rock. more
Neil Young
I would have only needed Harvest for the vote. more