\n24. Nine Inch Nails – Pretty Hate Machine <\/b>
\nSince you’ve updated your collection with Marilyn Manson albums, are you
\nreally going to pull this one out? And if so, are you also going to put
\non your sister’s old black tights that you ripped full of holes just to
\nwear to the concert back in 1995? Probably not, because by the time the
\nsecond song is over, you will be ill with memories of Doc Martens and
\nbad dye jobs.<\/p>\n
\n56. No Doubt – Tragic Kingdom<\/b>
\nSka? No, not ska. Pop. Feminist? No, not feminist.
\nVictimist. Blonde? No, not blonde. Bleach. Good? No, not good. Bad. <\/p>\n
\n58. Ben Folds Five – Whatever and Ever, Amen<\/b>
\nYou KNOW you own this. Again, he’s
\nnot deep just because he plays the piano, and bitterness doesn’t necessarily
\nmake good music. <\/p>\n
\n72. Offspring – Smash<\/b>
\nDo you really need to be told to get rid of this album? To label these
\nschmucks as punk is an insult to all the actual punk bands past and present.
\nThis shit was THE soundtrack to all those slammin’ fraternity parties back in
\n1994. The Delta Tau brothers couldn’t get enough of that “keep ’em separated”
\nsong (hell, they learned how to “mosh” to this band!), but you’ve had enough,
\nand so have I. This horse manure isn’t “pretty fly for a white guy,” or any
\nother guy for that matter. <\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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