J'ignore si ce sujet a déjà été ouvert, si c'est le cas, je supprimerai celui-ci (indiquez-moi le lien svp).
On sait que R&F par exemple demande souvent aux artistes leurs albums de chevet. Venez déposer ici ceux dont vous avez pris connaissance, qui vous ont peut-être servi de guides pour de nouvelles découvertes, déçu par le manque d'originalité des choix, ou confirmé que vous avez un goût sûr...
J'ouvre le bal avec Rob Halford (Judas Priest), je vous la livre, assez classique, avec le commentaire (sur Sabbath surtout) du sieur dans le court article.
Led Zeppelin en 1969,
Queen II de Queen en 1974,
A Hard Day’s Night des Beatles en 1964,
Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out ! des Rolling Stones en 1970,
Machine Head de Deep Purple en 1971,
Axis : Bold As Love de Jimi Hendrix Experience en 1967,
The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars de David Bowie en 1972,
Disraeli Gears de Cream en 1967.
Black Sabbath de 1970
Pantera en 1990, Cowboys From Hell.
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Ah c'est bien, ça. Ca va être intéressant, je vais essayer de contribuer.
Je ne crois pas qu'un tel sujet a été précédemment ouvert.
Je ne crois pas qu'un tel sujet a été précédemment ouvert.
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Je sais que Bowie est (était...) fan du Banana Moon de Daevid Allen. 
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Je vais entamer par qui vous savez, Mikael Akerfeldt, Monsieur Opeth. Lui ce qui est bien c'est qu'il existe plein de sources sur ces albums favoris
Deja en premier les 6 albums que tout fan d'Opeth devrait écouter une fois selon lui
Manowar - 'The Triumph of Steel' (1992)
"I love Manowar, but I think too many people, they would probably see it as a guilty pleasure. I understand all the critique and I agree to a certain extent, but there's much more actually great songs, so I like pretty much all of their records up until this one, which is the last one I bought from them, 1992's 'The Triumph of Steel.'
"They came on tour for this record, it was the first time I saw them, I think, live, in a tiny place. But they had a full-on show, drum solos, and all that stuff on a tiny little stage - faster, bigger, better than anyone else.
"It started with somebody, like, taking out their swords and then they start fencing and the song kicks in... It's a powerful record, this one, I'm not sure if it's my favorite, but it's up there with 'Kings of Metal,' I love that album. 'Hail to England,' I even loved the first one, 'Battle Hymns,' it's a great record. I think they're underrated."
Rainbow - 'Bent Out of Shape' (1983)
"This one I always loved since I was a boy, basically. When I was a scout - believe it or not - I went to scout camping, I had a couple of tapes and this is one of them, so I played it every night.
"Great vocals from Joe Lynn Turner. I think it's underrated, I think people find him a bit poser-ish. He is, I guess, but he's a fucking great singer. I highly recommend it, I think, because I'm also nostalgic, so maybe people buy this now and go home and go, like, 'what the fuck is he on?'
"This is a lovely record. It showcases Blackmore's talent to write poppy hard rock songs."
Renaissance - 'A Song for All Seasons' (1978)
"Renaissance, they were formed by Keith Relf, who was their singer from The Yardbirds. They used to be a completely different band, and he left, everybody left, and they got a basically new band together led by Annie Haslam, and she was preceded by Jane Relf, who sang in Renaissance before her.
"But Annie Haslam has one of the sweetest voices in English folk music, I think. This one is a late-'70s record, 'A Song for All Seasons'; it's super epic, I never heard epic music like this one.
"It came out in the completely wrong time in the '70s, where people were going into punk rock, and here's this overblown, pompous, prog-folk record. But the title track is the most epic song I think I've ever heard in my life, and highly inspirational for my music.
"So I play this one a lot, I buy a lot of copies for this one to give out to friends and I gave one to Tobias [Forge] from Ghost I remember. He looked at the sleeve and was, like, 'What's that shit?' and then he called me later on and said, 'Thank you for that, that was a great musical gift.' Highly recommend it - if you like Opeth, you will love this."
The Move - 'Shazam' (1970)
"The Move, 'Shazam,' from 1969 or 1970 - doesn't say, I think it's 1970. It's only got six tracks, this is a US pressing. Psychedelic prog music with classical leanings. There's a Bach piece being played in the middle of a song - fun record, it's a bit of a difficult listen to some people, I would think.
"Roy Wood is one of the few people I consider a musical genius, and he actually was married to - or is married to - Annie Haslam from Renaissance. And I remember meeting Roy, I was with Steve Wilson, and we were at an award show in England, and Roy Wood was there.
"It was one of the first times I've seen Steve Wilson drunk. We've been drinking and we saw that Roy was there and we went up to him and I remember Steve asked Roy, 'How is Annie Haslam in bed?' Not a good decision. He didn't answer, so still don't know."
Joni Mitchell - 'Court and Spark' (1974)
"Joni Mitchell's, what I consider classic record' 'Court and Spark,' '73-'74, it was my introduction to her music. I mean, her first couple of records were very singer-songwriter based; David Crosby, Graham Nash is on there, Robbie Robertson is on there.
"It's one of my favorite records of all time, one of those desert-island discs, I think. I would recommend most of her catalog, but this is a good start, I think. A beautiful masterpiece of a record that everyone should have."
Lucifer's Friend - 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues' (1972)
"That record, Lucifer's Friend - 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues,' it's their second album. Quite an obscure band, they were a German band, they had John Lawton singing, he's more famous maybe for his work with Uriah Heep.
"He was in that band for a while and he's now, as far as I know, back in Lucifer's Friend, and they're touring, but they put out a record that debuted in '70 or '71, which is the German answer to Black Sabbath, basically. Very heavy, blues-based hard rock.
"I still think that's a future record, people aren't ready for that one. I heard it, I was, like, 'My God, how can you write music like that? It's crazy.' The title track, it's got all these polyrhythms, like, it's really difficult to understand what's going on.
"Great vocals, the mix is a bit of a downer, I have to say. I don't know who it was, it might be one of the classic German guys who did it, I can't remember. Way ahead of its time; it's from 1972, that album.
"If you like to spend time with the music and really immerse yourself, try that one for taste, that's gonna keep you occupied for 30 years and you still won't understand it."
Ensuite ces 10 disques de metal favoris :
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... ms-198740/
1.Black Sabbath, 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' (1973)
2. Judas Priest : Sad Wings of Destiny (1976)
3.Rainbow : Rising (1976)
4.Led Zeppelin, 'Led Zeppelin II' (1969)
5.Morbid Angel, 'Altars of Madness' (1989)
6.King Diamond, '"Them"' (1988)
7.Entombed, 'Left Hand Path' (1990)
8.Yngwie J. Malmsteen, 'Rising Force' (1984)
9.Deep Purple, 'Stormbringer' (1974)
10. Lucifer's Friend, 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues' (1972)
Et on termine par une petite vidéo que j'ai deja partagé soit ici soit sur l'ancien forum ou il participe a l'émission what's in my bag, on lache un musicien (de metal le plus souvent) ou une célébrité quelconque dans un magasin de disques et a la fin il nous montre ce qu'il a acheté et nous explique pourquoi
Deja en premier les 6 albums que tout fan d'Opeth devrait écouter une fois selon lui
Manowar - 'The Triumph of Steel' (1992)
"I love Manowar, but I think too many people, they would probably see it as a guilty pleasure. I understand all the critique and I agree to a certain extent, but there's much more actually great songs, so I like pretty much all of their records up until this one, which is the last one I bought from them, 1992's 'The Triumph of Steel.'
"They came on tour for this record, it was the first time I saw them, I think, live, in a tiny place. But they had a full-on show, drum solos, and all that stuff on a tiny little stage - faster, bigger, better than anyone else.
"It started with somebody, like, taking out their swords and then they start fencing and the song kicks in... It's a powerful record, this one, I'm not sure if it's my favorite, but it's up there with 'Kings of Metal,' I love that album. 'Hail to England,' I even loved the first one, 'Battle Hymns,' it's a great record. I think they're underrated."
Rainbow - 'Bent Out of Shape' (1983)
"This one I always loved since I was a boy, basically. When I was a scout - believe it or not - I went to scout camping, I had a couple of tapes and this is one of them, so I played it every night.
"Great vocals from Joe Lynn Turner. I think it's underrated, I think people find him a bit poser-ish. He is, I guess, but he's a fucking great singer. I highly recommend it, I think, because I'm also nostalgic, so maybe people buy this now and go home and go, like, 'what the fuck is he on?'
"This is a lovely record. It showcases Blackmore's talent to write poppy hard rock songs."
Renaissance - 'A Song for All Seasons' (1978)
"Renaissance, they were formed by Keith Relf, who was their singer from The Yardbirds. They used to be a completely different band, and he left, everybody left, and they got a basically new band together led by Annie Haslam, and she was preceded by Jane Relf, who sang in Renaissance before her.
"But Annie Haslam has one of the sweetest voices in English folk music, I think. This one is a late-'70s record, 'A Song for All Seasons'; it's super epic, I never heard epic music like this one.
"It came out in the completely wrong time in the '70s, where people were going into punk rock, and here's this overblown, pompous, prog-folk record. But the title track is the most epic song I think I've ever heard in my life, and highly inspirational for my music.
"So I play this one a lot, I buy a lot of copies for this one to give out to friends and I gave one to Tobias [Forge] from Ghost I remember. He looked at the sleeve and was, like, 'What's that shit?' and then he called me later on and said, 'Thank you for that, that was a great musical gift.' Highly recommend it - if you like Opeth, you will love this."
The Move - 'Shazam' (1970)
"The Move, 'Shazam,' from 1969 or 1970 - doesn't say, I think it's 1970. It's only got six tracks, this is a US pressing. Psychedelic prog music with classical leanings. There's a Bach piece being played in the middle of a song - fun record, it's a bit of a difficult listen to some people, I would think.
"Roy Wood is one of the few people I consider a musical genius, and he actually was married to - or is married to - Annie Haslam from Renaissance. And I remember meeting Roy, I was with Steve Wilson, and we were at an award show in England, and Roy Wood was there.
"It was one of the first times I've seen Steve Wilson drunk. We've been drinking and we saw that Roy was there and we went up to him and I remember Steve asked Roy, 'How is Annie Haslam in bed?' Not a good decision. He didn't answer, so still don't know."
Joni Mitchell - 'Court and Spark' (1974)
"Joni Mitchell's, what I consider classic record' 'Court and Spark,' '73-'74, it was my introduction to her music. I mean, her first couple of records were very singer-songwriter based; David Crosby, Graham Nash is on there, Robbie Robertson is on there.
"It's one of my favorite records of all time, one of those desert-island discs, I think. I would recommend most of her catalog, but this is a good start, I think. A beautiful masterpiece of a record that everyone should have."
Lucifer's Friend - 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues' (1972)
"That record, Lucifer's Friend - 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues,' it's their second album. Quite an obscure band, they were a German band, they had John Lawton singing, he's more famous maybe for his work with Uriah Heep.
"He was in that band for a while and he's now, as far as I know, back in Lucifer's Friend, and they're touring, but they put out a record that debuted in '70 or '71, which is the German answer to Black Sabbath, basically. Very heavy, blues-based hard rock.
"I still think that's a future record, people aren't ready for that one. I heard it, I was, like, 'My God, how can you write music like that? It's crazy.' The title track, it's got all these polyrhythms, like, it's really difficult to understand what's going on.
"Great vocals, the mix is a bit of a downer, I have to say. I don't know who it was, it might be one of the classic German guys who did it, I can't remember. Way ahead of its time; it's from 1972, that album.
"If you like to spend time with the music and really immerse yourself, try that one for taste, that's gonna keep you occupied for 30 years and you still won't understand it."
Ensuite ces 10 disques de metal favoris :
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... ms-198740/
1.Black Sabbath, 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' (1973)
2. Judas Priest : Sad Wings of Destiny (1976)
3.Rainbow : Rising (1976)
4.Led Zeppelin, 'Led Zeppelin II' (1969)
5.Morbid Angel, 'Altars of Madness' (1989)
6.King Diamond, '"Them"' (1988)
7.Entombed, 'Left Hand Path' (1990)
8.Yngwie J. Malmsteen, 'Rising Force' (1984)
9.Deep Purple, 'Stormbringer' (1974)
10. Lucifer's Friend, 'Where the Groupies Killed the Blues' (1972)
Et on termine par une petite vidéo que j'ai deja partagé soit ici soit sur l'ancien forum ou il participe a l'émission what's in my bag, on lache un musicien (de metal le plus souvent) ou une célébrité quelconque dans un magasin de disques et a la fin il nous montre ce qu'il a acheté et nous explique pourquoi
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J'avais vu cette video oui.
Ses goûts sont hyper passionnants à suivre et à essayer de retrouver les influences de ce beau magma musical dans sa production.
A ce propos demain, je vais récupérer le vinyle de Court & Spark justement.
Intéressant aussi son choix du Rainbow, pas du Rising, plus évident, mais celui de 'Bent Out of Shape' que j'apprécie bien aussi. Son album d'ado comme il dit. On n'oublie pas ses albums d'ado.
Ses goûts sont hyper passionnants à suivre et à essayer de retrouver les influences de ce beau magma musical dans sa production.
A ce propos demain, je vais récupérer le vinyle de Court & Spark justement.
Intéressant aussi son choix du Rainbow, pas du Rising, plus évident, mais celui de 'Bent Out of Shape' que j'apprécie bien aussi. Son album d'ado comme il dit. On n'oublie pas ses albums d'ado.
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Je sais plus si c'est dans cette vidéo ou une autre sur le meme principe ou il sort de son sac Music from the Elder de Kiss et qu'il dit que tout le monde trouve ce disque pourri (faut reconnaitre que c'est pas ouf comme album) mais que lui l'aime bien.
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Oui, dans cette vidéo, il dit qu'il pensait que ça craignait avant de l'écouter mais il y a de bonnes chansons, assez théâtrales, qui le bottent bien.
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C'est ca que j'aime chez lui c'est un mec capable d'écouter un peu de tout et d'aimer des choses que pas grand monde apprécie ou d'aller chercher des albums moins connu d'artistes connus. Comme il fait aussi avec le Renaissance qui n'est pas le plus coté des albums du groupe
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Oui, en 2003 il avait fait une belle sélection de 25 albums parmi sa discothèque pour Vanity Fair, que voici :
The Last Poets — The Last Poets
Shipbuilding — Robert Wyatt
The Fabulous Little Richard — Little Richard
Music for 18 Musicians — Steve Reich
The Velvet Underground & Nico — The Velvet Underground
Tupelo Blues — John Lee Hooker
Blues, Rags and Hollers — Koerner, Ray and Glover
The Apollo Theatre Presents: In Person! The James Brown Show — James Brown
Forces of Victory — Linton Kwesi Johnson
The Red Flower of Tachai Blossoms Everywhere: Music Played on National Instruments — Various Artists
Banana Moon — Daevid Allen
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris — Cast Album
The Electrosoniks: Electronic Music — Tom Dissevelt
The 5000 Spirits of the Layers of the Onion — The Incredible String Band
Ten Songs by Tucker Zimmerman — Tucker Zimmerman
Four Last Songs (Strauss) — Gundula Janowitz
The Ascension — Glenn Branca
The Madcap Laughs — Syd Barrett
Black Angels — George Crumb
Funky Kingston — Toots & The Maytals
Delusion of the Fury — Harry Partch
Oh Yeah — Charles Mingus
Le Sacre du Printemps — Igor Stravinsky
The Fugs — The Fugs
The Glory of the Human Voice — Florence Foster Jenkins
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Phil Campbell le guitariste de Motorhead : les 10 albums qui ont changé sa vie
Jimi Hendrix - Hendrix In The West [1972]
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (1969)
Eagles - Eagles (1972)
Deep Purple - Fireball (1971)
Status Quo - Piledriver (1972)
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (1973)
Allman Brothers Band - Brothers And Sisters (1973)
Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality (1971)
David Gilmour - On An Island (2006)
Jimi Hendrix - Hendrix In The West [1972]
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (1969)
Eagles - Eagles (1972)
Deep Purple - Fireball (1971)
Status Quo - Piledriver (1972)
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (1973)
Allman Brothers Band - Brothers And Sisters (1973)
Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality (1971)
David Gilmour - On An Island (2006)
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nunu a écrit : ↑ven. 20 nov. 2020 11:35Phil Campbell le guitariste de Motorhead : les 10 albums qui ont changé sa vie
Jimi Hendrix - Hendrix In The West [1972]
Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin II (1969)
Eagles - Eagles (1972)
Deep Purple - Fireball (1971)
Status Quo - Piledriver (1972)
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (1973)
Allman Brothers Band - Brothers And Sisters (1973)
Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality (1971)
David Gilmour - On An Island (2006)
nunu, je n'ai pas trouvé celle de Lemmy mais les afficionados du forum devraient nous sortir sa playlist album ... depuis un paquet d'années sur ses influences j'ai vu qu'il devrait y avoir un LP des Beatles, qu'il trouvait plus dur que les Stones à leurs débuts (d'ailleurs il à fréquenté La Cavern de Liverpool).Ensuite un certain engouement pour la protest-song mid 60's dont le Eve Of Destruction qu'il a chanté d'ailleurs !
L'humour est le seul vaccin contre la connerie… Le con lui n’a jamais trouvé la pharmacie ! (Aphorismes et Blues - Pierre Perret 2020)
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Il était fan d'Abba aussi Lemmy 
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Ca c'est étonnant et je ne le savais pas ! Il ne devait pas kiffer que la musique
Si il a rencontré les deux filles d'Abba ... il les a pécho c'est sûr
L'humour est le seul vaccin contre la connerie… Le con lui n’a jamais trouvé la pharmacie ! (Aphorismes et Blues - Pierre Perret 2020)
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Et 9 mois après, elles ont (Lem)my (Ab)ba !
Définitivement... 
Définitivement... A partir d'un certain âge, si on vous donne 10 ans de moins, un conseil : prenez-les !.
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John Lydon malgré le faux pas des Pistols est un homme de gout, il aime, kate Bush,Kraftwerk, Alice Cooper...
Ses 12 albums favoris
Kinks – The Kinks (1964)
For Your Pleasure – Roxy Music (1973)
The Raincoats – The Raincoats (1979)
Tago Mago – Can (1971)
The Kick Inside – Kate Bush (1978)
Trout Mask Replica – Captain Beefheart (1969)
Move It! – Cliff Richard
OK – Tavil Singh (1999)
Pretties For You – Alice Cooper (1969)
Raw Power – The Stooges (1973)
The Man-Machine – Kraftwerk (1978)
Killer – Alice Cooper (1971)
Ses 12 albums favoris
Kinks – The Kinks (1964)
For Your Pleasure – Roxy Music (1973)
The Raincoats – The Raincoats (1979)
Tago Mago – Can (1971)
The Kick Inside – Kate Bush (1978)
Trout Mask Replica – Captain Beefheart (1969)
Move It! – Cliff Richard
OK – Tavil Singh (1999)
Pretties For You – Alice Cooper (1969)
Raw Power – The Stooges (1973)
The Man-Machine – Kraftwerk (1978)
Killer – Alice Cooper (1971)
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J’avais vu une vidéo où il reprenait un titre de Abba avec les gars de Metallica (à leur demande)
Il me semble que ça l’emmerdait un peu quand même
Je n’arrive pas à mettre la main dessus...
« Je peux ne pas croire en moi mais je crois en ce que je fais »
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Kurt Cobain Top 50
Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power (1973)
Pixies – Surfer Rosa (1988)
The Breeders – Pod (1990)
The Vaselines – Dying for It (1988, listed as Pink EP)
The Shaggs – Philosophy of the World (1969)
Fang – Landshark! (1982)
MDC – Millions of Dead Cops (1981)
Scratch Acid – Scratch Acid (1984, listed as 1st EP)
Saccharine Trust – Paganicons (1981, listed as 1st EP)
Butthole Surfers – Pee Pee the Sailor (1983)
Black Flag – My War (1984)
Bad Brains – Rock for Light (1983)
Gang of Four – Entertainment! (1979)
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (1977)
The Frogs – It's Only Right and Natural (1989)
PJ Harvey – Dry (1992)
Sonic Youth – Daydream Nation (1988)
The Knack – Get the Knack (1979)
The Saints – Know Your Product (1978)
Kleenex – "anything by:" (1978–1983, collected on 1993's Kleenex/LiLiPUT anthology)
The Raincoats – The Raincoats (1979)
Young Marble Giants – Colossal Youth (1980)
Aerosmith – Rocks (1976)
Various Artists – What Is It. (1982, erroneously listed as What Is This?)
R.E.M. – Green (1988)
Shonen Knife – Burning Farm (K Records version, 1985)
The Slits – Cut (1979, listed as Typical Girls)
The Clash – Combat Rock (1982)
The Faith/Void – The Faith/Void (1982)
Rites of Spring – Rites of Spring (1985)
Beat Happening – Jamboree (1988)
Tales of Terror – Tales of Terror (1984)
Leadbelly – Leadbelly's Last Sessions Volume One (1953)
Mudhoney – Superfuzz Bigmuff (1988)
Daniel Johnston – Yip/Jump Music (1983)
Flipper – Album – Generic Flipper (1982)
The Beatles – Meet the Beatles! (1964)
Half Japanese – We Are They Who Ache with Amorous Love (1990)
Butthole Surfers – Locust Abortion Technician (1987)
Black Flag – Damaged (1981)
Fear – The Record (1982)
Public Image Ltd – The Flowers of Romance (1981)
Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (1988)
Marine Girls – Beach Party (1981)
David Bowie – The Man Who Sold the World (1970)
Wipers – Is This Real? (1980)
Wipers – Youth of America (1981)
Wipers – Over the Edge (1983)
Mazzy Star – She Hangs Brightly (1990)
Swans – Young God (1984, erroneously listed as Raping a Slave)
Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power (1973)
Pixies – Surfer Rosa (1988)
The Breeders – Pod (1990)
The Vaselines – Dying for It (1988, listed as Pink EP)
The Shaggs – Philosophy of the World (1969)
Fang – Landshark! (1982)
MDC – Millions of Dead Cops (1981)
Scratch Acid – Scratch Acid (1984, listed as 1st EP)
Saccharine Trust – Paganicons (1981, listed as 1st EP)
Butthole Surfers – Pee Pee the Sailor (1983)
Black Flag – My War (1984)
Bad Brains – Rock for Light (1983)
Gang of Four – Entertainment! (1979)
Sex Pistols – Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (1977)
The Frogs – It's Only Right and Natural (1989)
PJ Harvey – Dry (1992)
Sonic Youth – Daydream Nation (1988)
The Knack – Get the Knack (1979)
The Saints – Know Your Product (1978)
Kleenex – "anything by:" (1978–1983, collected on 1993's Kleenex/LiLiPUT anthology)
The Raincoats – The Raincoats (1979)
Young Marble Giants – Colossal Youth (1980)
Aerosmith – Rocks (1976)
Various Artists – What Is It. (1982, erroneously listed as What Is This?)
R.E.M. – Green (1988)
Shonen Knife – Burning Farm (K Records version, 1985)
The Slits – Cut (1979, listed as Typical Girls)
The Clash – Combat Rock (1982)
The Faith/Void – The Faith/Void (1982)
Rites of Spring – Rites of Spring (1985)
Beat Happening – Jamboree (1988)
Tales of Terror – Tales of Terror (1984)
Leadbelly – Leadbelly's Last Sessions Volume One (1953)
Mudhoney – Superfuzz Bigmuff (1988)
Daniel Johnston – Yip/Jump Music (1983)
Flipper – Album – Generic Flipper (1982)
The Beatles – Meet the Beatles! (1964)
Half Japanese – We Are They Who Ache with Amorous Love (1990)
Butthole Surfers – Locust Abortion Technician (1987)
Black Flag – Damaged (1981)
Fear – The Record (1982)
Public Image Ltd – The Flowers of Romance (1981)
Public Enemy – It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (1988)
Marine Girls – Beach Party (1981)
David Bowie – The Man Who Sold the World (1970)
Wipers – Is This Real? (1980)
Wipers – Youth of America (1981)
Wipers – Over the Edge (1983)
Mazzy Star – She Hangs Brightly (1990)
Swans – Young God (1984, erroneously listed as Raping a Slave)
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2 Black Flag, du punk stooges et autres![:]](./images/smilies/8.gif "Dan.San")
... The Shaggs ... il aimait la déconne 
2 Black Flag, du punk stooges et autres
... The Shaggs ... il aimait la déconne L'humour est le seul vaccin contre la connerie… Le con lui n’a jamais trouvé la pharmacie ! (Aphorismes et Blues - Pierre Perret 2020)