Easy Rider

  This soundtrack features a nice mix of hit songs and weird ass numbers.  It's the only time I'm actually happy to hear Born To Be Wild.

Cream -- Disraeli Gears

  I have no idea why this album is so revered and considered influential, because what I hear is retarded meaningless hippie-dippie tripe!  

Jefferson Airplane -- Surrealistic Pillow

  There are some great moments on this LP, otherwise I can't stand their idealist flaky hippie bullsh*t!

The Surfsiders -- Sing The Beach Boys Song Book

  Other than the fact that this album features a pre-Velvets Lou Reed, this record is totally useless and a pathetic shamble of Beach Boys classics.  You'd swear these guys were given all the notes, brought in the studio, which probably was a bathroom, without any practice and just told to, "go!! you have twenty minutes!"

Motor Totemist Guild -- Contact With Veils

  I was spending the afternoon at my buddy's place, chewing the fat, smokin' doobs when I notice in his recently bought pile an album, with a big white sticker, DO NOT AIR CULT MUSIC ...it was like a soundtrack to a shittily insane performance art piece by some first year University intellectual rejects so annoyingly bad that we were tearing up with stoned laughter.  

AC/DC -- High Voltage

  I'm not a huge fan of the whole Heavy Metal genre or AC/DC in general, but there is a primitive instinctual  truth quality to this album and who doesn't love the original Glam Rock sleazebag booze pirate -- Bon Scott! 

Spoon -- Transference

  Stereotypically mediocre Indie Rock album by, a band I usually like, Spoon.  Luckily I saved my evening with Neil Young's Unplugged, which was great, proved that the man still had it!