kurtcobain
50 items
Raw Power (50th Anniversary Legacy Edition)
Iggy & The Stooges (1973)
Surfer Rosa (2007 Remaster)
Pixies (1988)
Pod
The Breeders (1990)
Dying for It
The Vaselines (1988)
Philosophy of the World
The Shaggs (1968)
Landshark!
Fang (1982)
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Millions of Dead Cops (Millennium Edition) [Remastered 2014]
MDC (1982)
Scratch Acid
Scratch Acid (1984)
Paganicons
Saccharine Trust (1981)
Pee Pee the Sailor
Butthole Surfers (1984)
My War
Black Flag (1984)
Rock for Light (Remastered)
Bad Brains (1983)
Entertainment!
Gang of Four (1979)
Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols (1977)
It's Only Right and Natural
The Frogs (1988)
Dry
PJ Harvey (1992)
Daydream Nation (2012 Remastered Version)
Sonic Youth (1988)
Get the Knack
The Knack (1979)
Know Your Product
The Saints (1978)
Liliput
Kleenex/Liliput (1992)
The Raincoats
The Raincoats (1978)
Colossal Youth
Young Marble Giants (1979)
Rocks
Aerosmith (1976)
What Is It
Various Artists (1982)
Green (Remastered 2013)
R.E.M. (1988)
Burning Farm
SHONEN KNIFE (1982)
Cut
The Slits (1978)
Combat Rock
The Clash (1982)
Faith / Void (Side 1)
The Faith (1985)
Rites of Spring
Rites Of Spring (1985)
Jamboree
Beat Happening (1987)
Tales of Terror
Tales Of Terror (1983)
Leadbelly's Last Sessions Volume One
Lead Belly (1953)
Superfuzz Bigmuff (Deluxe Edition)
Mudhoney (1988)
Yip! Jump Music
Daniel Johnston (1983)
Album - Generic Flipper
Flipper (1982)
Meet the Beatles!
The Beatles (1964)
We Are They Who Ache with Amorous Love
Half Japanese (1989)
Locust Abortion Technician
Butthole Surfers (1986)
Damaged
Black Flag (1981)
The Record
Fear (1982)
The Flowers of Romance
Public Image Ltd. (1980)
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Public Enemy (1988)
Lazy Ways / Beach Paty
Marine Girls (1982)
The Man Who Sold the World (2015 Remaster)
David Bowie (1970)
Is This Real?
Wipers (1979)
Youth of America
Wipers (1981)
Over the Edge
Wipers (1983)
She Hangs Brightly
Mazzy Star (1989)
Young God
Swans (1984)
Reviews and list placements to explore
godlike · 4d
Alr so where do I begin, first off this guy does not make the slightest effort to sing and the beats suck so hard. Second off there only one good song and it’s a 5/10, it’s get got and to me it’s the only track where he actually puts in the effort to do something listenable that is not straight earrape. I couldn’t wait to finish this album and honestly I skipped some parts as it was unbearable. Horrible listening experience, I’ve never been so offended by music. I’d rather listen to fucking s0rrow
MaddoxK · 6d
One of the greatest albums or perhaps THE greatest ever made, standouts including Homecoming, Good Life, and I Wonder.
WPM · 1d
@Awlden can fuck off. This is the greatest album ever. I am the Highway is the greatest song ever. Chris Cornell is the greatest vocalist ever. Tom Morello is the greatest guitar player ever. Audioslave is the greatest band ever. Soundgarden is the best grunge band ever. Rage Against the Machine is the greatest 90's metal band. This band and this album especially blend the styles of rage so well with the vocals of Cornell. Zack de la Rocha held RATM back from being a band of this caliber and Chris Cornell catapults them into the first place spot. There's not a single skip on this album and nothing comes close. This album makes graduation look like a Lil Ring EP. Like a Stone, Gasoline, Cochise, Show me how to Live, and Especially I am the Highway are all easy 10's. I cannot stress enough how much I love this album.
jake · 2d
Thought it was gonna be an aoty contender off of the first song, but there was a bit of a dip in quality in some tracks. Loved “GONE FISHING”, “PRODUCT”, and “CROWN”, and the rest of the songs were still pretty solid, but not extraordinary. A wsg feature is always nice
