Tristesse

Blitzkrieg Bop is an average song, there is nothing stand out about it at all. Sorry Ramones fans.

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Goofle

The best thing I have heard him do by far. Not one of my favourites on the album though. (I do like every track on it though, aside perhaps that one with Schoolboy Q)

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James

I'm actually with you on Kendrick. I love Section 80 but GKMC has way too much filler to even compare, nevermind get so many accolades. Other than Sing About Me I'm Dying Of Thirst none of the tracks are as good as any on Section 80.

Goofle

That song made me turn off the album a few times. So bad.

We still cool bro?

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James

We still cool, but I'd say that one is the best of a bad bunch. Although I have a soft spot for Swimming Pools too just for the irony of hearing it drunk at parties.

Frownland

Who's Next is an extremely dull album.
The SYR series is the best line of Sonic Youth's material, notably Andre Sider af Sonic Youth.
Metal Machine Music is great and listenable once you get a taste for the genre.
Jim O'Rourke's best work is the trio he's in with Keiji Haino and Oren Ambarchi.
This Heat (Blue and Yellow)>Deceit.
Nico's Desertshore is better than any of her tracks on The VU & Nico.
Womblife is John Fahey's best album.

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Ninetales

I am glad someone else here knows this to be true. This Heat is one of my all time fav albums.

Urban Hat€monger ?

Surprised this isn't a more common opinion, it's like The Who do boring Dad rock.
Has none of the vibrancy & fun of The Who Sell Out.
I blame Tommy, they fell off a cliff & took themselves to seriously after that album.

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Neapolitan

You can't really blame Tommy - he couldn't see where he was pushing them.

I burned out on the Who. It's not even the Dad Rock thing either it's Pete Townshend.

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The Batlord

The Germs were boring **** that were everything that's wrong with generic punk rock. They're not Dead Boys awful, but they sucked. The Ramones were brilliant.

Shouldn't be too hard. Those songs were dull and Nico sounds pretentious.

No love for Kill 'Em All? It's certainly not their most accomplished album, but that raw brutality draws me back more than Master of Puppets and ...And Justice for All do these days. Pretty much every song on that album is fantastic with the exception of "Metal Militia".

There's my unpopular music opinion. Kill 'Em All > MOP & AJFA.

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