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Hope youre well Dennis!

I am so glad you have a channel and I found it! I have been a fan of yours since I was 14 years old. I am 39 now. You are so talented and have incredible taste in music. Ok I will stop fangirling now! I hope you are doing better and I wish you good/better health 🖤

Hello Dennis, heard about the heart attack, glad you’re ok

Hej Dennis jag skulle jättegärna vilja se en lista av nått slag om vilka filmer du gillar, vore extremt intressant! Krya på dig! Mvh en gammal hardcore kid från Vänersborg

Get well soon ❤

great review. I love Lulu. It's a great album!

BREACH! <3

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Lulu is probably my favorite Lou Reed project after the two first velvet records. Probably my favorite Metallica album with ride the lightning at second place. It’s sometimes a laugh out loud, hilarious comedy album and sometimes an actually quite dark and spiritual experience. Sometimes it’s even both! I always kind of imagine Lou Reed just choosing Metallica as a back up band because the combination is probably the most stupid idea. Especially for the type of album he wanted to make. Like it wouldn’t be the first musical joke he’s ever done. But I guess we’ll never truly know and I’m okay with that

Hope you get well. Cheers

Krya på dig! Hade hoppats på att se er på Rosendal Garden Party idag då jag bara sett er när ni återförenades 2012 och inte haft tillfälle att höra de nya plattorna live. Hoppas att när du frisknat till och känner dig starkare, att ni ger Sverige en eller flera spelningar (gärna Linköping!) och inte lägger ner bandet innan folket fått chansen att se och höra er live.

Take care, brother!

Get well soon!

Great tribute! Would love to see a Manics best to worst episode, by the way

thank you very much !

1978 Wire - Chairs missing

Great list, I wonder why I never really got into Ziggy Stardust despite loving much of Bowie's work before and after. Tops for 1982: - Bad Brains - The Cure's Pornography - Combat Rock - Dexys' Too Ay Rye and probably Falco's Einzelhaft Gotta say, not the strongest of years.

Six banger (studio) albums in a row? Hüsker Dü, of course! And lots of people forget about Simple Minds' early work - their first six albums are blindingly good records.

6 perfect albums in a row? Off the top of my head...Ramones

1979. The amount of awesome music released that year will make my picks naive or even lame but whatever (The Clash's London Calling or Pink Floyd's The Wall were released in 1979). - Crass: Stations Of The Crass - Sex Pistols (¿?) : The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle - AC/DC: Highway To Hell

I am not sure that anything could compare to the Black Sabbath run simply based on how classic all those albums are, but Fugazi had a pretty great run with Repeater (1990), Steady Diet of Nothing (1991), In on the Kill Taker (1993), Red Medicine (1995), End Hits (1998), and The Argument (2001).

1985 Killing Joke - Night Time Husker Du - New Day Rising/Flip Your Wig The Replacements - Tim Talking Heads - Little Creatures The Jesus & Mary Chain - Psychocandy Sisters Of Mercy - First And Last And Always Prince - Around The World In A Day The Smiths - Meat Is Murder Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Firstborn Is Dead The Cure - The Head On The Door The Fall - This Nation’s Saving Grace Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising New Order - Low-Life Tears For Fears - Songs From the Big Chair Tom Waits - Rain Dogs Good lord... what a year...

Jösses vilka plattor. Nick drake, Can, Sabbath, Neu osv.

1970: Sabbath - Black Sabbath, Paranoid. Grand Funk Railroad - Closer to home. Neil Young - After the gold rush. Stooges - Fun house

Fun list, no surprise seeing Bowie up there. My favourite 1972 album is July 15, 1972 by The Taj Mahal Travellers. It's this fantastic, very experimental free improvisation album that's unlike anything else. Since you asked for something that compares to Black Sabbath's original 6 album run... How about Iron Maiden's 80s run of 7 albums? From the debut to Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, they're all absolute classics. I'm honestly not a huge fan of Piece of Mind myself so personally it's not quite a perfect run for me, but there's no denying that it's a classic and I think most people would say that all 7 of those albums are amazing. As for my own year... that would be 1993, and I think these are the ten I would go with, but there's a lot of good stuff to choose from: Björk - Debut Death - Individual Thought Patterns Satyricon - Dark Medieval Times Paradise Lost - Icon Tenko - Dragon Blue Cathedral - The Ethereal Mirror Earth - Earth 2 Ground Zero - Ground Zero KMFDM - Angst Shotgun Messiah - Violent New Breed

1983. Långt ifrån det bästa musikåret men Marillion och Mercyful Fate släppte jäkligt vassa debutalbum. 1972 är ett av mina favoritår. Många grymma plattor på din lista, givna i samlingen, men när jag själv gjorde en topp-10 för ganska många år sedan fick ändå ingen av dom plats. 1. Il Balleto di Bronzo- YS 2. Genesis- Foxtrot 3. Captain Beyond- S/T 4. Mikael Ramel- Till Dej 5. Jethro Tull- Thick As A Brick 6. Yes- Close To The Edge 7. Deep Purple- Machine Head 8. Neil Young- Harvest 9. Gentle Giant- Octopus 10. Jericho- S/T Idag hade kanske Neu!, Drake (köpte f.ö. en CD-box med honom av dig på en skivmässa i Umeå för en evighet sedan) och Bowie klämt sig in.

1983 - Rock For Light, Smell Of Female, Earth AD/Wolfs Blood, Power Corruption and Lies, Death Church, Bulldozer, Out Of Step. I like this game.

1984, top 5: Cocteau Twins - Treasure, Prince - Purple Rain Husker Du - Zen Arcade Replacements - Let it Be Black Flag - My War

1977 Ramones rocket to russia Ramones leave home Suicide - suicide Bob Marley- exodus Dead Boys - young loud and snotty Iggy Pop - Lust for life Damned- damned damned damned Richard Hell - blank generation Sex pistols - nevermind the Bollocks

Philip Catherine - Stream and the Fela live LP with Ginger Baker a few of my favorites from 1972.

1973 - Sabbath Bloody Sabbath såklart, Iggy & the Stooges - Raw power honourable mention. From 1972 - Vol 4 !!! Band with solid run of albums, Voivod, Fugazi, Bolt Thrower.

1975 - sabotage / black sabbath. but ac/dc's high voltage is a super close runner up!

1978 and I can’t decide!

An absolutely fantastic engineer and a nice fellow later in life. With that said, even Steve wouldn't object to my pointing out that he was, for lack of a more erudite way to phrase it, an absolute dick when he was young. I was with Henry Rollins when we ran across a piece that Albini wrote that called Rollins a "rump plunger" that had to be "pulled of a young man." This was, of course, completely made up.

Fin hyllning. Tack!

MSP are an all timer for me. Absolutely 100% want to see you do a Manics best to worst video! Seeing Smash It Up from Survival Sickness (still a favourite) on MTV back in 2000 was my first taste of your music and I've devoured everything backwards and forwards from that point. But yeah, my first reaction when I saw that was "YES! These guys are giving me serious early MSP energy!"

First band I ever played in was called "The Good Frames", at the time I thought "good frames won't save bad paintings" was an old English saying, I only much later found out that you came up with it. Re: Steve Albini, I really love McClusky do Dallas, bit of an obvious choice, but it just has this rare combination of totally unhinged and hysterically funny.

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I'm so glad you mentioned Seamonsters, it sounds fantastic, the songwriting is some of Gedge's best and it is in my top three Albini produced (or should I say engineered) albums. Albini also produced a couple of great The Ex LPs.

Blow it Out Your Ass it's Veruca Salt.

Saw Shellac in Stockholm in 2014 or thereabouts, as necessary and raw as you would expect. Albini was just the greatest and his death saddens me immensely - those Jesus Lizard records are easily some of my all-time favourites. A Manics episode would be neat - their catalogue is genuinely immense - one of the few bands who managed to swerve the rancid skidmark that was Britpop and not turn into their own miserable nostalgia tribute act.

RIP

Hey well while you're still alive, your music has probably been the most influential on me of all the music I've heard. Been listening for almost 20 years since I first heard it. Never thought I'd get to see Refused live and I was so happy to be there for the reunion tour at the NYC stop. Saw you again when you came to Boston on another tour.

Todd was also in Breaking Circus with J. Christopher and Flour. Rifle Sport,Breaking Circus, and FLOUR are pretty much same group of guys. Bloodsport were awesome too. Also from the same scene.

Mats is a true pro in everything he does. I’ve helped him trim his garden a few times in those March auctions. Awesome to see your jazz collection man. Solid selections. If you dive deeper into Sun Ra get the book Omniverse by Hartmut Geerken and Chris Trent. It is my Bible.

Great episode- great list! I especially agree about Flour ( but I have been a Rifle Sport fan since the early 1980's) the Wedding Present, and of course the Manics- and yeah, I'd love to see your opinion on best to worst ( especially the "worst" as they've never put out a truly bad record, as far as I'm concerned) As for "giving them their flowers" when still alive- I am grateful that I've been able to do that for some, recently passed, and it really sucks that I was never able to do that for others. So, in that spirit- know that you are among those who deserve those flowers.

I just got a Jeanne Lee private press LP from Mats in the mail. Will be picking up that Fire! LP. Got to see Shellac at Primavera Sound in Barcelona in 2014. Jordi from BCore told me how much Albini loved playing in that City and they would normally play a smaller venue in town as well.

Cheap Trick re-recorded their second LP "In Color," with Steve Albini. It was never released but you can find it on CZcams. He did great work with it as he did anything he touch. Bad Penny by Big Black is still one of my favourite tracks of all time and the absolute classic Prayer To God by Shellac. RIP

High on Fire, Metz and made out of babies.

Love that Slapshot album he recorded Unconsciousness from 94 I think... really aggressive recording Great video!! 👊