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Bad Boy Boogie

Pearl Jam, definately. I can still listen to their stuff, but I could never stomach Nirvana.

it's legendary! The best they ever released.

This is discussable.

I wouldn't say it's their best album. It's their biggest album but not their best.

What, do you prefer Highway To Hell maybe? I think that's the only other that comes close..

I have a strong liking of 'Dirty Deeds...' but I think If you want blood is better than Highway To Hell.

Let There Be Rock

To be in a small smoke-filled beer-soaked little club somewhere, and be able to sing Ride On by AC/DC at like 6am while some dude is sweepin up would be tops on my list.

Aside from GnR, the ending of Layla.

Not really a slow song, but a very mellow n groovin ending.

GnR bustin out, Metallica at their prime; 80's were great.

There really hasn't been much good since '91. Gettin as formulaic and corporate as the 70's. Things need to be shaken up again, but I don't see the trend reversing.

Tom Petty

But why in the fuck would I want to pay 50-100 bucks to go watch a drunk, out-of-shape singer, who only sings about 1/2 of each song, who'se been to my home town twice in the last couple of years butchering Motley songs.

He was just here in my part of WI, performing at our annual Bratwurst Days. The cover charge to see this rock legend? Not a fuckin cent.

If you go from stadium shows, tourin with Ozzy, bein on top of the world to playin free shows for people with foam brats on their heads drinkin overpriced cheap beer in Sheboygan, WI, it's waaay past time to buy a bottle of gin n sit on the railroad tracks.

Old punk band called Elvis Hitler, only album I know of was called Disgraceland. Fuckin hilarious.

I had to go with Nirvana. I never liked them, and to see how revered they are now makes me ill.

I think everyone at Rolling Stone, VH1, etc etc could actually be charged with necrophilia for kissin Kurt's ass so much.

Bon by far. High Voltage, LTBR, Dirty Deeds, Powerage, Highway to Hell...all of them are pure rock. Back in Black was great, but had a different feel without Ronald Belford Scott.

No particular order:

GnR

Old AC/DC

Doors

Pre-Black Album Metallica

Best cover ever gotta be All Along the Watchtower by Hendrix. He took a Dylan tune n made it his own.