Mainstream Rock: INXS, “Suicide Blonde” (1990) John: I was always appreciative of INXS for holding X back until 1990 so I could accurately say their best stuff was back in the ’80s. There are currently 272 used copies of X available on Amazon for one cent each. Vrabel: Was "/>

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Greatest Un-Hits: Class of ’99′s “Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)” (1998)

Brian Boone July 20, 2011 1

Grunge rock came out of the punk tradition, sidestepping the decade and a half of corporate rock that came in between punk’s prime of 1977 and grunge’s rise in 1991. The genre thus traded

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This Week In Badass:…In Which Fred Durst Might Get Me Fired

Dave Steed June 24, 2011 10

Hi, my name is Dave and I like a Limp Bizkit album. God it feels good to get that off my chest.

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Greatest Un-Hits: RevCo’s “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy” (1993)

Brian Boone April 6, 2011 2

In failing to make this a hit song, the Revolting Cocks (or RevCo, if you like) could have done two things better. 1) They should have released this song about seven years later, after

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False Metal, Dead! 300 Headbangers, Part 27

Dave Steed April 1, 2011 9

We're up to the top 40 metal albums of all time according to our resident metal guru, Dave Steed. Headbang into your weekend with some fierce riffs.

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Unsolicited Career Advice for… Scott Weiland

Rob Smith March 23, 2009 1

Uncle Donnie gets pissed very rarely, but when he does he can certainly lay into you. I wonder what Scott Weiland thought when he got this. —RS TO: Scott Weiland FROM: Don Skwatzenschitz RE:

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Chartburn: 2/29/08

Jeff Giles February 29, 2008 26
Mainstream Rock: INXS, “Suicide Blonde” (1990) John: I was always appreciative of INXS for holding X back until 1990 so I could accurately say their best stuff was

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