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| - | In ''[[Journals (Cobain)]]'', [[Kurt Cobain]] made a list of his Top 50 albums. These 50 are : | ||
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| - | * 50. Raping a Slave - [[Swans]] | ||
| - | * 49. Mazzy Star - [[Mazzy Star]] | ||
| - | * 48. Over the Edge - [[Wipers]] | ||
| - | * 47. Youth of America - Wipers | ||
| - | * 46. Is This Real? - Wipers | ||
| - | * 45. The Man Who Sold the World - [[David Bowie]] | ||
| - | * 44. Beach Party - Marine Girls | ||
| - | * 43. Takes a Nation of Millions - [[Public Enemy]] | ||
| - | * 42. [[Flowers of Romance]] - [[PiL]] | ||
| - | * 41. The Record - Fear | ||
| - | * 40. Damaged - Black Flag | ||
| - | * 39. Locust Abortion Technician - Butthole Surfers | ||
| - | * 38. We are those who Ache Amorous Love - Half Japanese | ||
| - | * 37. Meet the Beatles - Beatles | ||
| - | * 36. Generic Flipper - Flipper | ||
| - | * 35. Yip Jump Music - Daniel Johnston | ||
| - | * 34. Superfuzz Bigmuff - Mudhoney | ||
| - | * 33. Last Sessions Vol 1 - Leadbelly | ||
| - | * 32. Tales of Terror - Tales of Terror | ||
| - | * 31. Jamboree - Beat Happening | ||
| - | * 30. Rites of Spring - Rites of Spring | ||
| - | * 29. Void/Faith EP - Void/Faith | ||
| - | * 28. Combat Rock - Clash | ||
| - | * 27. Typical Girls - Slits | ||
| - | * 26. Burning Farm Cassette - Shonen Knife | ||
| - | * 25. Green - R.E.M. | ||
| - | * 24. What is This? - Punk Comp California | ||
| - | * 23. Rocks - Aerosmith | ||
| - | * 22. [[Colossal Youth]] - [[Young Marble Giants]] | ||
| - | * 21. Raincoats LP - Raincoats | ||
| - | * 20. Anything by: - Kleenex | ||
| - | * 19. Know Your Product - The Saints | ||
| - | * 18. Get the Knack - The Knack | ||
| - | * 17. Daydream Nation - Sonic Youth | ||
| - | * 16. Dry - P.J. Harvey | ||
| - | * 15. It's only Right and Natural - Frogs | ||
| - | * 14. Nevermind the Bollocks - Sex Pistols | ||
| - | * 13. Entertainment - Gang of Four | ||
| - | * 12. Rock for Light - Bad Brains | ||
| - | * 11. My War - Black Flag | ||
| - | * 10. Pee Pee the Sailor - Butthole Surfers | ||
| - | * 09. 1st EP - Saccharin Trust | ||
| - | * 08. 1st EP - Scratch Acid | ||
| - | * 07. Millions of Dead Cops - M.D.C. | ||
| - | * 06. Land Shark - Fang | ||
| - | * 05. Philosophy of the World - Shaggs | ||
| - | * 04. Pink EP - The Vaselines | ||
| - | * 03. POD - [[Breeders]] | ||
| - | * 02. [[Surfer Rosa]] - The Pixies | ||
| - | * 01. [[Raw Power]] - [[The Stooges]] | ||
| + | '''Wipers''' were a [[punk rock]] group formed in [[Portland, Oregon]] in 1977 by [[guitarist]] [[Greg Sage]], along with [[drummer]] [[Sam Henry (musician)|Sam Henry]] and [[bassist]] Dave Koupal. The group's tight song structure and use of heavy [[guitar effects|distortion]] were hailed as extremely influential by numerous critics and musicians. The band is considered the first [[Pacific Northwest]] punk band. | ||
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Wipers were a punk rock group formed in Portland, Oregon in 1977 by guitarist Greg Sage, along with drummer Sam Henry and bassist Dave Koupal. The group's tight song structure and use of heavy distortion were hailed as extremely influential by numerous critics and musicians. The band is considered the first Pacific Northwest punk band.
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