Albums that KICK ASS!

axisus

Your favourite albums with balls? Two of the best for me: ACDC, Highway to hell Montrose debut album Two seriously hot albums when I want to really rock out.

RocknRollDave

Never Mind The Bollocks.....Appetite For Destruction....pretty much anything from the current line-up of Motorhead

not_the_dj

The Ramones first album.

RocknRollDave

The Sound of White Noise and We've Come For You All by Anthrax
Nola by Down
Vulgar Display of Power by Pantwearer

BloodEagle

Good call of Highway to Hell -rocks very very hard

Black Flag - Damaged
New Bomb Turks - Destroy oh boy

bingefeller

Dio - Holy Diver Van Halen I &II

Philly_Q

In no particular order:

Forty Deuce - Nothing to Lose

Trouble - Manic Frustration

Anthrax - Stomp 442

Tesla - The Great Radio Controversy

Def Leppard - High 'n' Dry

Kick Axe - Vices

Y&T - Earthshaker

Backyard Babies - Making Enemies is Good

Shotgun Messiah - Second Coming

Helmet - Meantime

Social Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash

All have some quieter moments, but there is a great deal of ass-kicking going on, in different ways.

spacecadet

Pornografitti - Extreme Brother - Cry Of Love First two that sprang to mind.

TheMarlin

Machine Gun Etiquette - The Damned

Vengence - New Model Army

Bidley

Metallica's Kill 'em All, Bad Religion's Suffer.

dogload

Hawkwind - Space Ritual

MC5 - Kick Out The Jams

xSkarloey

The Cult- Side 1 of Sonic Temple. The first three tracks are total killer on their own. 

freakboy1610

The Clash - Give 'Em Enough Rope. Who cares if producer Sandy Pearlman worked with the Blue Oyster Cult? This LP positively bursts out of the speakers unlike the first one.

+1 for Never Mind the Bollocks, Kick out the Jams & Sonic Temple.
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mike_l

Mood dependant

Metallica - Master of puppets

Megadeth - Rust In Peace

Slayer - South of heaven/Season in the abyss

Maiden - Number of the beast/Seventh son/Somewhere in time/Powerslave/Piece of mind

Sex Pistols - Nevermind the bollocks (IMO THE punk album)

Phil_aka_Pip

Deep Purple In Rock
Eat 'em and Smile

I would say AFD but tbh the bass is badly recorded or at least doesn't feature in the soundscape like it should

bingefeller

Good thread this as there are a lot of albums being suggested here that I haven't heard.  

Teetonetal

Operation Phoenix by Good Riddance

Tomorrow Come Today by Boysetsfire

 

xSkarloey

Phil_aka_Pip said:

Deep Purple In Rock
Eat 'em and Smile

I would say AFD but tbh the bass is badly recorded or at least doesn't feature in the soundscape like it should

The bass on AFD captures Duff's whole tone and approach really well I think. The intro from Sweet Child implies that the sound they got was the sound they wanted: it's McCartney-like really in that it's providing a bass line and a groove but it isn't just sitting underneath everything and partially eclipsed. 

underdog

Appetite for me too, one of the few that's stood the test of time and can still be listened to all the way through.

Reverend

Philly_Q;446118" said:

In no particular order:

Forty Deuce - Nothing to LoseTrouble - Manic FrustrationAnthrax - Stomp 442Tesla - The Great Radio ControversyDef Leppard - High 'n' DryKick Axe - VicesY&T - EarthshakerBackyard Babies - Making Enemies is GoodShotgun Messiah - Second ComingHelmet - MeantimeSocial Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash

All have some quieter moments, but there is a great deal of ass-kicking going on, in different ways.

I have 4 Trouble tattoos.

Philly_Q

Reverend said:

Philly_Q;446118" said:

In no particular order:

Forty Deuce - Nothing to LoseTrouble - Manic FrustrationAnthrax - Stomp 442Tesla - The Great Radio ControversyDef Leppard - High 'n' DryKick Axe - VicesY&T - EarthshakerBackyard Babies - Making Enemies is GoodShotgun Messiah - Second ComingHelmet - MeantimeSocial Distortion - White Light, White Heat, White Trash

All have some quieter moments, but there is a great deal of ass-kicking going on, in different ways.

I have 4 Trouble tattoos.

I have 5.

No, not really.

But they are brilliant and criminally underrated.  I know it's hardcore to rate Psalm 9 or The Skull as their best albums - and they are great - but I prefer the later more melodic stuff.