That pales in comparison to the GG Allin song '1980's Rock n Roll'.

The Suicide Note suite was fantastic too.

Dammit,  you beat me to it

Is that a tear, Pantera?

Be sure to have a scene where the narrator plies a hipster with PBR until he's drunk enough to get over his fear and tell the story of why the locals all share the same potato sack features, known as the Dunham Look. Said hipster will then vanish without a trace.

I'm still not convinced that those glasses have lenses.

"I like beaver as much as the next guy, but i also like cocaine"

I want a documentary about that one time when Jimmy Pursey tried to give Henry Rollins his old sweater and some jeans that didn't fit him anymore.

Well, at least all the doo-wop people will be dead by then.

Just in time for the 2030 pledge drive:

I have a bad feeling we've seen the last of Ween.

Both of those bands were god awful. Makes sense they had some of the same members.

early/mid 90's. Maybe because I lived out in the sticks. A regular CD was like 17-18 dollars.

Lucky, mine was on CD, purchsed when a double CD was like $35

The first couple of Pantera albums too.

The Lorax!

"That's the way I like 'em, and I suggest you have 'em the same way."-The Reeve of Valkenvania

Joanna Newsom!

Even better are the comments for those shitty annual 'best rock artists of the last 20 years' type of lists that are clearly compiled by music industry stooges and include stuff like Linkin Park and Nickleback. Obviously the lists are bullshit, but there are always a couple of comments from people who are personally…

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