MarkhantonioYeatts

BAD BRAINS - Into The Future BAD BRAINS - Build A Nation

....I thought your street name, back in the day, was "Disco Douche".....it wasn't until after you started sporting concho belts and bronto-boots, that you became the "Turquoise Pooftar"....

SNAKE CHURCH - The Gospel OPEN VEINS - Open Veins

....wow!... WhiteNoise!!!....SLINT.....the world is your oyster now....you are on fire!!!....if you liked "Spiderland".... ....try these guys out.... EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY - All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone MOGWAI - Come On Die Young

THE JESUS LIZARD - Liar SQUIRREL BAIT - Skag Heaven /Squirrel Bait

....since you're liking BIG BLACK so much check this out.... RAPEMAN - Two Nuns And A Pack Mule .....here are a few more for you.... PAIN TEENS - Destroy Me Lover BASTRO - Sing The Troubled Beast / Diablo Guapo BLIND IDIOT GOD - Live At Paper Box HELIOS CREED - Lactating Purple

....good in you WhiteNoise....check out some of these next.... GONE - Watch The Tractor GONE - Gone II But Never Too Gone CHROME - 3rd From The Sun BAND OF SUSANS - Peel Session SCRATCH ACID - The Greatest Gift ....I'll reco more if you want.....

TAR HAG - Bestial

"As for Sex Pistols, IMO they are probably the most influential rock band of the 1970s along with Black Sabbath." ...I would have to throw in THE STOOGES, JOY DIVISION, P.I.L. and THE DAMNED....

BASTARD SAPLING - Dragged From Our Restless Trance LUDICRA - Hollow Psalms

...while I agree with part of Dead1's post...he missed the boat on a couple things....mainly that MELVINS were somewhat of an anomaly in the 80's...for me they were part of the noise school along with bands like BIG BLACK, TAR, SCRATCH ACID, BLIND IDIOT GOD, JESUS LIZARD, early pre sell out WHITE ZOMBIE, COWS, BAND OF SUSANS, SWANS, BIG BOYS, SONIC YOUTH and the rest of the post NoWave movement...just to name a few.... ...secondly...MOTHER LOVE BONE.....ugh...poseur band ...fame hungry and had more in common with ENUFF ZNUFF and LIZZY BORDEN than THE MONO MEN or U-MEN.... ...and WhiteNoise...I'm with you on ALICE IN CHAINS...I don't know what they were, I just liked them a lot and still do.... ...lastly...I'm glad someone mentioned just how unbelievably influential SEX PISTOLS were on practically all new music that came after them...especially extreme music and postpunk....which could arguably the root of post-1980 music in general....

ALICE COLTRANE - Eternity

ANGELCORPSE - Of Lucifer And Lightning

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Greetings From Sweden

GEVAL - Geval

....Making lists is always a pain in the ass....As someone who collects and consumes a large amount of music every year, I have a hard time narrowing down to a specific amount on a list....I've never been one who believes that there are only a given few terrific records in any given year...there is just too many good releases to choose from if you look for them....I also feel that what you listen to, read or appreciate, in general, informs what you'll enjoy in the future.... ...to me 1987- 1990 were pivotal years in music for what was to come in the future of quite a few genres of music...not just extreme music.... ...with that in mind here is a list of 1990 releases that got the most of my attention... WINTER - Into Darkness MEGADETH - Rust In Peace DEPECHE MODE - Violator NAPALM DEATH - Harmony Corruption FUGAZI - Repeater NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS - The Good Son POISON IDEA - Feel The Darkness NOCTURNUS - The Key KING DIAMOND - The Eye JOHN ZORN - Naked City SONIC YOUTH - Too NEIL YOUNG AND CRAZY HORSE - Ragged Glory KILLING JOKE - Extremities, Dirt And Various Repressed Emotions DEICIDE - Decide BASTARD - Wind Of Pain THE OBSESSED - The Obsessed THE POGUES - Hell's Ditch BOB MOULD - Black Sheets Of Rain RORSCHACH - Remain Sedate NAUSEA - Extinction SHEER TERROR - Just Can't Hate Enough LARD - The Last Temptation Of Reid NEUROSIS - The Word As Law TIAMAT - Sumerian Cry THE QUEERS - Grow Up HELIOS CREED - Boxing The Clown IGGY POP - Brick By Brick REAGAN YOUTH - Volume Two S.O.B. - What's The Truth? HELLKRUSHER - Wasteland DEVIATED INSTINCT - Guttural Breath CANNIBAL CORPSE - Eaten Back To Life FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY - Caustic Grip THE FALL - Extricate BLASPHEMY - Fallen Angel Of Death THE DARK SIDE - All That Noise MY LIFE WITH THE THRILL KILL KULT - Confessions Of A Knife STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES - The Hard Way ANTI CIMEX - Absolut Country Of Sweden SODOM - Better Off Dead RIGHTEOUS PIGS - Stress Related DWARVES - Blood, Guts And Pussy BASTRO - Sing The Troubled Beast PROPHECY OF DOOM - Acknowledge The Confusion Master DWIGHT YOAKAM - If There Was A Way CODEINE - Frigid Stars LUSTMORD - Heresy SADUS - Swallowed In Black SUN CITY GIRLS - Torch Of The Mystics THE CRAMPS - Stay Sick RATOS DE PORAO - Anarkophobia COP SHOOT COP - Consumer Revolt CRIME & THE CITY SOLUTION - Paradise Discotheque THE JESUS LIZARD - Head TURNING POINT - It's Always Darkest Before The Dawn SKINNY PUPPY - Too Dark Park ALICE IN CHAINS - Facelift ATHEIST - Piece Of Time ENTOMBED - Left Hand Path RIDE - Nowhere OBITUARY - Cause Of Death LOU REED & JOHN CALE - Songs For Drella SPACEMEN 3 - Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To JOE ELY - Live At Liberty Lunch ...I'm not one to put an explanation behind what I list, simply because I believe it's up to the listener to make up their own mind about the value of art and discover it for themself....adding my commentary doesn't add to the value.... ....way too long of a post, but I'm sure WhiteNoise will probably appreciate the effort....I'm pretty sure most if not all of these records are familiar to everyone, but maybe one or two might be of interest to anyone interested in exploring something beyond metal music....

JOE HENDERSON W/ ALICE COLTRANE - The Elements

ALICE COLTRANE - Live At The Berkeley Community Theater

EXTINCTEXIST / BORDGER - Split SEDIMENTUM - Suppuration Morphogenesiaque

CHAOSMANCER - Procreation Of The Unholy

FRANK ZAPPA - Black Napkins FRANK ZAPPA - Inca Roads

JOHN MCLAUGHLIN - You Know, You Know

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Heavy Dub Selection TOMMY GUERRERO - Soul Food Taqueria

DECOMP - Condemned To Earth

WhiteNoise....I don't really consider myself a bike guy...I did have a '42 Scout and I still have a '46 Chief but it doesn't run...I guess I'm more into cars....it's just too dangerous to ride bikes anymore....no respect on the roads for bike riders.... JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, JEAN-LUC PONTY & ZAKIR HUSSAIN - Lotus Feet