Favourite album covers.

[Linalmeemow]

No, hahahahahaha 6 hundred and 66 bricks...

https://www.metalsucks.net/2011/03/23/danzig-is-just-cleaning-up-his-motherfcking-bricks-bitch/

 

[Tanglefoot]

It would only be the kind you buy in a supermarket.Frank Zappa, despite his appearance was strongly anti drugs and would not tolerate it from his band members.

" down in Joe's garage, we did'nt have no dope or LSD
just a coupla of quarts'a beer,
would fix it so the intonation,would not offend your ear "



( he'd have been at home on this forum, may he rest in peace )

 

[Linalmeemow]

TBF if anyone deserves to be mocked it’s Graves for his now-deleted Proud Boys supporting tweet

Well that's disappointing, but he's a complete nobody so it's no more disappointing than any other idiot supporting those idiots.

 

[terrym]

Duplicate

Didn't see yours

 

[Galena]

Too expensive so buying "Best of" for £3.88.

Well its free to listen on YT but Best of is a good album, I have it myself

 

[Linalmeemow]

 

[strange-steve]

 

[lupinehorror]

 

[Linalmeemow]

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Good call, all the DKs covers were excellent.

 

[LED_ZEP]

Never heard a Budgie Album? Shame on you One of the most underrated and yet influential heavy rock bands that started the genre.

I saw them live once when they supported Ozzy in the 1980's. I was impressed with the live performance but not with the album they had out at the time.

 

[jceg316]

Never heard a Budgie Album? Shame on you

Didn't they get famous covering that Metallica song?

Garage Inc. introduced me to a lot of great bands I hadn't heard of previously.

For me Danzig circa 1988-1994 was one of the best live bands doing the gig circuit.

I saw Misfits, must have been ~2005 as a 3 piece with Jerry Only singing. Even then, 15 or so years ago they were a bit passed it. Nonetheless I had a fun time. I was young and it was a good mosh pit.

I saw Danzig at the Roundhouse in Camden probably 6 years ago now and it was a bit of a disappointment. He played a bunch of B sides then finished with Mother. He did play a few Misfits songs with Doyle which I was really looking forward to, but again seemed to mostly be B sides.

I've been really enjoying this recently:

 

[jceg316]

Drenge's first album comes to mind:

 

[Galena]

I saw them live once when they supported Ozzy in the 1980's. I was impressed with the live performance but not with the album they had out at the time.

I like the early albums, I first saw them in 1974, for me once Tony Bourge left in 1978, they were never quite as good

 

[kelper]

Things May Come and Things May Go but the Art School Dance Goes on Forever - Piblocto

 

[kelper]

All the 'Yes' albums.

 

[LED_ZEP]

Outside of rock and HM bands who mostly seemed to have great covers in the 70's & 80's this is one thats stands out for it's time

 

[DavidHatton]

Didn't they get famous covering that Metallica song?

Garage Inc. introduced me to a lot of great bands I hadn't heard of previously.



I saw Misfits, must have been ~2005 as a 3 piece with Jerry Only singing. Even then, 15 or so years ago they were a bit passed it. Nonetheless I had a fun time. I was young and it was a good mosh pit.

I saw Danzig at the Roundhouse in Camden probably 6 years ago now and it was a bit of a disappointment. He played a bunch of B sides then finished with Mother. He did play a few Misfits songs with Doyle which I was really looking forward to, but again seemed to mostly be B sides.

I've been really enjoying this recently:

Yes was at that show, it was 25 yr anniversary of the band.

 

[trueblue]

I have an original copy of this and it is round like a tobacco tin

 

[jceg316]

Yes was at that show, it was 25 yr anniversary of the band.

Oh Cool! I do like the Roundhouse, I've seen Primus there a couple of times. They've got good beer from what I remember, quite rare still at most gig venues.

 

[marshbrewer]