Favourite noisy rock albums with attitude and distortion

[Teddy Ray]

Black Flag ,- nervous breakdown
Operation Ivy op ivy energy

Circle Jerks- group sex

The Minutemen double nickels on the dime

Sonic Youth dirty, daydream nation

big black - songs about ****ing

robert gordon and danny gatton- the humbler


shellac- at action park

electric wizard- dopethrone
link wray- rumble

wire- pink flag

BORIS- pink

Bad Brains- bad brains

 

[afewbeers]

Alter Bridge were bending the needles this afternoon (Blackbird)

 

[Erinanton]

John Zorn - Naked City

Always loved the tracks ;

Perfume of a Critic's Burning Flesh

Jazz Snob Eat Shit

Great titles and both under 30 seconds long

 

[seagullsnacker]

Hypermagic Mountain - Lightning Bolt. I can't imagine anything faster or louder.

~I was reading through this and thought 'how come no Bolt!'...phew! sanity restored...

 

[RSC]

... and no mention of Neil Young's "Weld" or "Live Rust" albums, until now ... OK, neither are noisy or distorted all the way through, but a master class when the band rocks out.

 

[Seeker_UK]

One really good album I've always loved that's recorded "well into the red" is Wizzard's first album, "Wizzard Brew". A million miles away from the sound of their singles - it's like the whole band was shoved into Roy Wood's front room.

"Time Vaults" by Van der Graaf Generator is a great noise.

Although not albums' worth of material, I'd also recommend "Accellerator" by Primal Scream (from "Xtrmntr"). Now that is noisy.

 

[foxwelljsly]

Favourite current lot would be Swedish dope-fiends Graveyard. Great album, astonishing live. They've toured with Clutch quite a bit, too. Both albums on Spotify.

 

[Teddy Ray]

oh yeah

JANDEK

 

[andrew]

We are the league - The Anti-Nowhere League
City baby attacked by rats - GBH
Inflammable material - Stiff little fingers
Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables - Dead Kennedys

All still sounding fresh after all these years.

Re. Groundhogs mentions earlier, I saw Tony McPhee play a folk club near Hull around 3 yrs ago. Good gig, but perhaps they'd confused him with Ralph McTell, as I really don't think they were expecting what they got

Andrew

 

[darrylfunk]

i'm very into this band at the moment.....

mellow to loud.

 

[Graham B]

Anything by Bad Religion, for most noise and attitude go for anything from 'Suffer' to date. The compilation album 'All Ages' is a great introduction, and very noisy indeed.

 

[Klyde]

Did anyone mention Bardo Pond yet? I think they are great! I have 'Lapsed' and 'Dilate'.