I think ALL of the distillers albums are over looked and no one really gives them a chance, I never see them being play on tv or anyuthig but maybe thats a good thing, I dont wanna get sick of them they're infact a pretty sik band! CH-CH-CHECK IT OUT!!

bUT DOnt they need promotion to be noticed in the first place? and if no one notices it makes it totaly underrated cause no one gets to hear it.

Who needs promotion when you have tits

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Horray For Boobies!

Bonjovi - Crossroads..


i'm the only one i know that likes that album, and or talks about it.. it is like a greatest hits yes, but also has some new songs (were new then not now you understand, like living on a prayer 94 verison) anyways, it was a good album i love it, next to Slippery when wet by bonjovi.. anywho, it is a great album if you like old school bonjovi and a few other heart felt love songs.. i like every song on the album but one.. keep the faith.. anyways i now think i might like it.. WHY? because after hearing new bonjovi crap that song actaully isn't half bad.. its a good album that did indeed go unnoticed.

*runs out of thread to put cd on*

lol true, sex sells...

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A million times better than the Ace Of Spades album was.
Or anything else they did for that matter.

I'll have that too if you've got it:D

Slint - Tweez gets overlooked a lot due to the facts that it sounds sort of like a jazzy Big Black tribute album, and that Spiderland "revolutionized indie," but how can you possibly complain about an album that sounds like... a jazzy Big Black tribute album?

Dinosaur Jr. - Dinosaur - most people go for You're Living All Over Me when they talk about great Dinosaur Jr. albums, but I really have a thing for their debut, especially considering it had basically the first ever grunge song, which is cool if you're into that sort of thing.

Tool - Opiate, again, really good debut, overshadowed by their later stuff, but a hell of a lot heavier and darker than most of their later stuff, if you're feeling pissed off or something.

Pere Ubu - Terminal Tower. Hey, did you know Pere Ubu were sort of a kind of punk band at one point? Yeah, it's true. (Rocket From The Tombs as a group gets overlooked a lot too, considering that they were playing Sonic Reducer in '75 but weren't 'punk' until they split up and half of 'em started Dead Boys)

Sonic Youth - Confusion is Sex. Sometimes you need to put your indie aside and get with some no wave. Or I do, at least.

There's probably a couple others. Can't think at the moment.

Pretty much all of the symphony X albums unless i have brought it up somewhere