Amazon.co.uk: Buddyhead wouldn't approve: Part II

Buddyhead wouldn't approve: Part II
A Listmania! list by Mr. M. J. A. Record

1. Badmotorfinger by Soundgarden

The list author says:
	"'Superunknown' may house some great tunes + be more accomplished technically, but they cant beat the raw passion + energy burning throughout every song present here. 'Jesus Christ Pose' is ferocious!"

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2. Good Mourning by Alkaline Trio

The list author says:
	"Very difficult to choose between this and 'From Here To Infirmary', but on 'Good Mourning' they just sound like they've hit their creative peak. Dark pop punk at its very best."

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3. DILLINGER FOUR-VERSUS GOD by Dillinger Four

The list author says:
	"Sounds a bit like Blink 182. If they were good. And wrote great punk lyrics. And tried to play metal. And shouted. Its pop punk Jim, but not as we know it. Very witty with socio-political awareness."

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4. Never, Never, Land by U.N.K.L.E.

The list author says:
	"Not normally my sort of music but after my housemate played it constantly i drowned in its beautiful beats. Sublime soul soothing stuff."

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5. Black Leather Mojo by Silver Ginger 5

The list author says:
	"I've got both the UK version and the Jap version of this glam-metal over the top explosion of fun, sex and rock and roll. Ginger from the Wildhearts straping on PVC and doing the world a service."

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6. UPPERS AND DOWNERS by Yo Yo's

The list author says:
	"Danny from the Wildhearts forming a greasy, low-slung, dirty troop of leather coat wearing rock and roll enthusiasts. And it shows. Rock music with a capital R."

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7. Syl by Strapping Young Lad

The list author says:
	"Devin Townsend is god, next to Ginger, Mike Patton, Dave Grohl, Chow-Yun Fat and Johnny Depp. Ahem....Death metal at its very very best. It has tunes for starters."

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8. God Hates Us All -Ltd.- by Slayer

The list author says:
	"Combining the speed of 'Reign In Blood' with the groove of 'Seasons In The Abyss', Slayer manage to come up with the best album of their career. Genius."

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9. Tomahawk by Tomahawk

The list author says:
	"Mike Patton (ex Faith No More) and Duane Denison (ex Jesus Lizard) team up up to make a truely disturbing rock record. Patton in his more cohesive side."

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10. Accelerated Evolution (Ltd Edition) by Devin Townsend

The list author says:
	"The most recent and most well rounded of Devin's 5 solo albums. Contains sheer pop-metal, some epics, some thrashy stompers and the signiture guitar genius of Devin in full flight."

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11. Streetcore by Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros

The list author says:
	"I don't know to what extent Joe Strummer's final album was finished before he sadly passed away. But any Mescalones post-production work blends the songs seemlessly into a highly fitting epitaph."

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12. Nothing's Shocking by Jane's Addiction

The list author says:
	"What's shocking is how amazingly good this album is. Slightly more linear than the druggy fest that was 'Ritual...' but a freak out of psychodelic rock guitar and hedonistic wailing (sorry - singing)."

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13. Great Brain Robbery by Crocketts

The list author says:
	"No one bought their albums and now they are gone. Hope you're all proud of yourselves. Weird lyrics, summer holiday guitar twiddles, then sudden a scream of 'LUCIFER!!!' and things get freaky."

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14. Elephant by The White Stripes

The list author says:
	"I still hate White Blood Cells (except 'Fell In Love With A Girl') but this album won me over instantly. By far the best album of 2003. Blues soul. Rocking simplicity The White Stripes have blossomed"

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15. London Calling by The Clash

The list author says:
	"Doesn't need a justifying or a discription. If you dont know how good this album is you should spank yourself repeatedly. Took me a while to get into it but the rewards are endless"

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16. Cistm Konfliqt [Digipak] by Mad Capsule Markets

The list author says:
	"Not as good as 'OSC-DIS' but a worthy rival. Veers from thrash metal to pop choruses, trippy beats to punky riffs and soulful lyrics to singing about the beach. Excellent."

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17. Hinterland by Aim

The list author says:
	"I don't know much about this except my housemate plays it alot, and its really rather good."

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18. When It Falls by Zero 7

The list author says:
	"The most soothing and sensual album i have ever eard. Aural bliss."

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19. Generation Terrorists by Manic Street Preachers

The list author says:
	"Its painful how simply bad the Manic Street Preachers sound now. This, along with 'Gold Against The Soul' and 'The Holy Bible' is how they should be remembered. Where ya hiding Ritchie James?"

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20. Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables by Dead Kennedys

The list author says:
	"Any band that writes a song called 'I Kill Children' is a band that automatically gets me interested. Punk as it once was, for the Americans anyway."

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21. Permission To Land by The Darkness

The list author says:
	"I believe in a thing called sincerity."

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22. Lemonjelly.ky by Lemon Jelly

The list author says:
	"Every song is a wonderful mish mesh of chill, beats and freaky relaxation. What do YOU do in the bath? 'Staunton Lick' is probably one of the finest songs ever."

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23. Vanishing Point by Primal Scream

The list author says:
	"'Screamadelica' may have had the best feel and 'XTMNTR' may have had the best stand out songs, but 'Vanishing Point' yields the most consitant and satisfying listen. Get primal baby."

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24. Troublegum by Therapy?

The list author says:
	"The sound of youth. Emotive, heavy, punky, poppy, soppy (not really). They progress into new cool areas with each album, but i always return to this one."

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25. The Vertigo Of Bliss by Biffy Clyro

The list author says:
	"At first i was saying, 'Worth it just for the front cover!'. Now i'm saying 'Oh my god, how did they DO that?' You can't pin them down into any genre except the important one - 'Good'."