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97.Henry Rollins
Many of the punk rockers of the late '70s and early '80s have come of age and graduated to movies, TV series and Playboy pictorials - but the most prolific ex-punk man about the media would have to be Henry Rollins, originally of Washington D.C.
Black Flag were always trying to push the envelope of their music, incorporating influences from jazz, metal and contemporary classical music but an unforgivable faux pas for the punk rock elite. Thus, as the music evolved and slowed down, Black Flag started to turn away a considerable contingent of their original fan base, but later releases, such as 'My War' would go on to influence groundbreaking bands like Nirvana.
After the break-up of Black Flag, Rollins went on to front his own Rollins Band, which rocked, and made him even more popular among music fans.
Just like Travis Barker, he has an amazing line-up on his label.
As a spoken-word artist Rollins regales audiences with his experiences travelling around the world, socio-political musings and anecdotes from his time in bands
He still tours like ten months every year, and all this stuff is just about the musical aspect of his career hes done so much in the fields of writing and such as well

Originally Posted by ImGettinThatFaSho (Post 516281) http://www.arconference.org/photos/s...ohnFeldman.jpg 99. John Feldmann Not Only was he in Goldfinger, but this dude is an amazing producer. He's done production work for great bands like Atreyu, Lostprophets, story of the year, cute is what we aim for, i mean **** he even made The Used sound good! with that line-up you can almost forgive him for working with good charlotte. not to mention the fact he wrote a song called "**** Ted Nugent" makes him a winner in my book