[viewtiful_alan]

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

i saw them twice, once with marky ramone, the other with robo, both times with dez cadena and jerry only. both were tons of fun with a block of solid boredom in the middle.

I was mad that dez wasn't singing.

[Everyneurotic]

the first time, dez sang "rise above"
the second time they played "jealous again", "thirsty and miserable", "fix me" and "rise above". dez singing, sounding like it was 1980 again.

[jetengine]

Judas Priest's most mature and professional album was their first one, Rocka Rolla. Little by little, they went downhill with each album after that, so that by the mid '80s, they looked like a bunch of silly middle-aged men playing childish bubblegum for below-average 10-year olds. Turbo (1985, I believe) makes the first two Partridge Family albums sound like Larks Tongues in Aspic. I'd rather listen to those old LPs anytime.

[Savage Clone]

I think Rocka Rolla's pretty awful, but their best stuff is definitely from the 70s. My favorite is Sad Wings Of Destiny.

[viewtiful_alan]

Originally Posted by jetengine

Judas Priest's most mature and professional album was their first one, Rocka Rolla. Little by little, they went downhill with each album after that, so that by the mid '80s, they looked like a bunch of silly middle-aged men playing childish bubblegum for below-average 10-year olds. Turbo (1985, I believe) makes the first two Partridge Family albums sound like Larks Tongues in Aspic. I'd rather listen to those old LPs anytime.

haha turbo lover is so damn bad....

[Everyneurotic]

turbo is fucking hilarious, last time i saw them play, that was the most fun i had during their set, when they played "turbo lover".

[Death & the Maiden]

Ramones (though they still had good songs on each album).
I disagee with Television. Of course, Adventure and Television couldn't live up to Marquee Moon, but they're still very good albums, far from bad.

[ZEROpumpkins]

Smashing Pumpkins
Weezer
Rolling Stones
Mercury Rev
Flaming Lips
Foo Fighters

[wellcharge]

Originally Posted by Everyneurotic

the first time, dez sang "rise above"
the second time they played "jealous again", "thirsty and miserable", "fix me" and "rise above". dez singing, sounding like it was 1980 again.

wow, when they came here,they did absolutely no black flag material, it was jerry/dez/marky lineup, at least one song would have been nice

[_slavo_]

Mogwai, unfortunately.

[Pookie]

Black Flag for me showed the most rapid decline of any band I like.

I disagree with The Clash. In their short existance (five years from first to last album), they barely put a musical foot wrong.

I also disagree with whoever said Pere Ubu. Great start, mediocre middle period and a recent return to greatness.

[batreleaser]

guns n roses (duh)
metallica (duh)
napalm

[batreleaser]

death
obituary
morbid angel
all early 90s death metal bands that didnt break up in time
the greatful dead

[MellySingsDoom]

I'm almost loathe to say this, but I'd add Godlflesh to the mix - the first 3 albums are amazing (esp. "Streetcleaner"), but from then on, each new release was a case of diminishing returns.

[Savage Clone]

SPK
Psychic TV

[MellySingsDoom]

Sutcliffe Bloody Jugend.

"Campaign" = Genius
"Pigdaddy" = Ha ha ha ha ha haaaaa!

[Pookie]

Originally Posted by Savage Clone

SPK

Another rapid decline. From Leichenschrei to Metal Dance in two years! I blame Sinan.

[MellySingsDoom]

Philip Best one did a "review" of "Metal Dance", that said "Even with a whore fronting the band, they still can't get into the charts". Ah, them were the days...

[demonrail666]

Monster Magnet.
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.
Unsane.

[MellySingsDoom]

Primal Scream - they were actually quite OK on the first LP and "Screamadelica", but as for the rest of their oeuvre, well.....