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Yeah, well, millions of people eat at McDonalds every day so don't mistake popularity for high quality.

Yesterday Primus - Pork Soda Elton John - Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player Judas Priest - Invincible Shield Megadeth -Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?! Beggars Canyon - Vol. 1 Spotlights - Alchemy for the Dead

I know right?

I never get why people dislike personal rankings...its like everyone is expected to have the same relationship with albums that you do.

Angel - Aerosmith

I feel like you’ve found a way to piss off every kind of Metallica fan with this list, lol.

Yeah, this is kind of where I am. VH1 was such a powerful debut.

How can you prove a psychic connection?

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Return Of The Dream Canteen

Yellow Submarine Beatles

Vicarious - Tool

Pink Floyd Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Undertow - TOOL

Wish Them Well

A Passage To Bangkok

New World Man

Jimi/Hey Joe

Metallica Load Reload Mick

Given how much he talks about the art of comedy, you'd expect him to be up there with Carlin, Louis CK, or Prior. But being a comedian is like the fourth thing people even know Joe does. He's good at hosting shows but that's about it. His podcasts work because he has people much funnier himself on and he'd talk about any stupid bs, which I honestly appreciate for better or worse.

Yes/Heart of the Sunrise

Love this album, but am annoyed that the tour is over, and they only performed 6 out of the 18 songs from it. Would have loved to have seen some live treatment of at least a few more of the songs.

Leonard Cohen - You Have Loved Enough

Wild is the Wind - David Bowie

Zep/How Many More Times

2000 - American Psycho

Neil Young/Spirit Road

Leonard Cohen - Waiting for the Miracle

Bowie/Starman

CCR/Down On The Corner

Soccer moms and sucker bums.

He's managed to become a bigger douche than his Newsradio co star, Andy Dick. That says something. Phil Hartman's grave is spinning.

STP/Down

George Harrison/Dark Horse

Purp Woman From Tokyo

Blind Guardian- Somewhere Far Beyond (Revisited) I'm a bit mixed on metal bands re-recording classic albums. Paradise Lost did it brilliantly with Icon, whilst Sonata Arctica and Lacuna Coil sucked. This one is a puzzle. The album in its original form is beloved by fans and critics, and there is nothing particularly lacking in its production or style. So...why did they do this? Well, I can't say for sure, but erm...this is a worthy remake. But as a huge fan of the original, I'm not sure this one is worth a purchase.

Steve Stevens

Oh look, someone trying to stir people up. Never seen that before.

Mastodon- Leviathan

Mastodon- Remission

Waiter, I'd like some dressing with my word salad.

Got my TM refund today for Feb 2025 show. Still, very sad that I cannot see Aerosmith one more time. I go back to 1975 Central Park with this band.

thing about Karen is if she had her way she would have stayed behind the kit and sang. she liked the confidence the kit gave her. But Richard (and managment) insisteed no your the singer we need you out front. I found her drumming for the music really tasteful. she wasn't show-y or wild. However i feel she played for the song. I actually love the Carpenters. Mick

She definitely had the chops and her voice was even better.