Jumpin' Jack Flash

Katy Perry's tits are great.

Back in Black.

Beggars Banquet by far. Flawless record for me.

Whoa, definitely not the setlist I expected. I mean, I don't mind but I was just shocked to not see Limelight or Vital Signs

That album went so hard. I wish there was a follow-up in the works.

BATMAN

Song goes hard.

Can I get some recommendations for Mickey Rourke films not named Barfly or The Wreslter? I need to catch up.

Angel Heart. It'd be weird if you hadn't seen it yet, though. It's my favourite non-Kubrick film. Alan Parker directed so you know it goes off.

In Utero goes hard. I'll never forget my initial reaction when I listened to that album for the first time.

Spain, yes. Sweden or Denmark..haven't heard much. Keeping in mind this is traditional and not pop.

Trail of Dead: Source Tags & Codes

Arctic Monkeys: Humbug

Big Black: Songs About Fucking

Shellac: 1000 Hurts

Dr. Dre: The Chronic

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Beat the Devil's Tattoo

The Prodigy: Fat of the Land

The White Stripes: White Blood Cells

Pixies: Doolittle

Gorillaz: Plastic Beach

Kasabian: West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum

Pavement: Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain

Modest Mouse: This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About

Happy Mondays: Bummed

Nine Inch Nails: The Fragile

Not all of these are their best albums, but each is the greatest starting point I can think for the artist.

On some days I consider In Utero to be, but Nevermind is not very far behind.

None of my friends knew who Che Guevara was.

The red hair is what throws me off. The Joker never had red hair.

The English by far. No contest at all.

60s: Stones

70s: Led Zeppelin

80s: Pixies

90s: Nirvana or Modest Mouse

2000s: Trail of Dead

The Cult - Painted On My Heart

Nice.

Claire de Lune- Trail of Dead

WBC

Heavy as fuckkkkkkkkkkk

Loving it!!

In Throught the Out Door gave a pretty good idea of what direction they were heading. Less guitars and more keyboards. Jones took over the creative direction of the band during Plant's rough times and Pages drug abuse.

Nope

Page mention on an interview, if the band still alive, they wanna do a much rocker album. Something like the early days, but heavier.

Absolutely right. This evidenced by some of the outtakes of those sessions like Wearing and Tearing, one of Zeppelin's heaviest tunes ever. Page wanted another album like Presence, but much heavier.

Weren't those outtakes from older albums? I guess it all depended on whether Page got over his drug problem.

Wearing and Tearing was a shitty song IMO. I think Presence was their worse album.

Every time this is brought up someone always says this shit. Yes, some were from older albums - Wearing and Tearing wasn't, though.

In Throught the Out Door gave a pretty good idea of what direction they were heading. Less guitars and more keyboards. Jones took over the creative direction of the band during Plant's rough times and Pages drug abuse.

Nope

Page mention on an interview, if the band still alive, they wanna do a much rocker album. Something like the early days, but heavier.

Absolutely right. This evidenced by some of the outtakes of those sessions like Wearing and Tearing, one of Zeppelin's heaviest tunes ever. Page wanted another album like Presence, but much heavier.

Dangerous or HIStory

Oasis blowssssssssss

Does Sunny still post here? If so, he should be in charge.

Fillmore Jive- Pavement

I watched Casablanca yesterday.

On TVE? Me too

Yes, on TVE

I hadn't watched it in a long time... and I had forgotten how good it is!

One of the undisputed best.. unanimously