The Most Controversial Albums That You Know

Roki Vulovic
• Roki Vulovic - Crni Bo...
Scorpions
• S͟c͟o͟r͟p͟i͟ons͟ ͟V͟i͟...
David Allan Coe
• DAVID ALLAN COE 18 X R...
Brujeria
• Video
Leftover Crack
• Leftover Crack - Fuck ...
Charles Manson
• Charles Manson- LIE: T...
GG Allin
bruh literally everything
Mentors
• The Mentors - You Axed...
Death In June
• DEATH IN JUNE - Brown ...

[@cosmickeystomycreationandtimes]

I love Death In June. A channel by the name of LINESINWAX did a great video discussing Douglas's politics and intentions with the thenes/imagery he uses not so long ago.

[@drinkinouttacups2665]

"great"

[@teddydog6229]

This always gets me in a world of sh-t but I wish I liked Death In June and it's Douglas P's semi-tuneless vocals. When I hear him it reminds me of how my dad used to sound singing in the shower. That said I thought their album 'Wall of Sacrifice' was brilliant and unique and fantastic. The second Brujeria album Raza Odiada is one of the most intense thrash metal album I ever heard. I swear there was one month or so where it was virtually all I played.

[@GOATLABDISCORDIA]

It is a good video but he really could have done more research

[@arwaldc9056]

@@teddydog6229 I like a handful of DIJ songs, some I really like and could listen to all day and a lot I find just completely boring. I’d probably have to say All Pigs Must Die, Peaceful Snow, and Operation Hummingbird are really good, the rest for me just have a few songs that are good and the rest don’t appeal to me.

[@teddydog6229]

@@arwaldc9056 Before DIJ Pearce was in a punk band with decided socialist leanings called Crisis. They put out one album I know of called Hymns To Silence which is a great lost album which shouldn't have been overlooked like it was. Back in the early 80s one of the 100 or so garage bands I was in covered their song 'Alienation'. Never in a million years could I have imagined the direction he'd take or how well-known he'd become for that matter.

[@soulbrother5435]

I hate the Virgin Killer artwork not only because of depiction but also because it overshadowed the amazing music of underrated Uli Jon Roth-era of Scorpions

[@lewisb85]

It also wasn't even the band's idea, they(the label) hired some concept artist to do the artwork. Then took the attitude of they paid a shitload of money to use him so they have to use what he produced to make the money back.

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Maybe but it was a band members daughter. @@lewisb85

[@shwoop3273]

If we're going to complain about Virginia killer we have to complain about the nevermind album

[@enzoaugusto4994]

@@shwoop3273 yeah because of course their concept are totally the same...

[@mausperson5854]

Houses of the Holy? Sometimes a naked kid is evil because of what happens in your skull, no necessarily because of the artist's intention. We may as well ban or destroy most of classical fine art if it's that icky to see that sort of thing. There's an album cover of some band I forget (thankfully) desecrating Jews in a mass grave... Bulldozers and urine if I remember correctly. I find that a little harder to get on board with than a fairly innocuous photo (I believe one of the band member's relatives?). Anyhow, I'd best stop before I get tarred and feathered by minimizing this obvious evil.

[@enri_mucca]

I've seen Brujeria live in July with Fulci. I clearly remember that at the end of the show they started doing a version of Macarena with the word "marijuana" while smoking (or pretending to smoke) blunts. Fun memories.

[@justinkillsaquino]

Yeah that Macarena parody is on Spotify as well.

[@liberatoreZ]

The whole project is a "joke", so many well known (metal) musicians in that band. Even Billy Gould from Faith No More LOL

[@graysonjd5624]

“My Dad Is A War Criminal” is a solid playlist on Spotify, some good turbo folk.

[@punkjay4681]

Killer name for a playlist 😂

[@ArghoslentCheerleader1865]

I’m a huge metal fan but Bosnian and Serbian turbo folk have a huge place in my heart

[@wyattxhim]

I’ll get crucified but some of the songs are straight bangers

[@JTMilic]

​@@wyattxhimyou make my Croatian blood boil.... But I got quite a lot of good recommendations, so it's even Stevens ❤

[@Victoria-pf4md]

My family (Macedonian) loves turbo folk (i don't really like it myself) but I sometimes catch myself listening to it, it's kind of a guilty pleasure

[@zombiesatemyfriend6282]

They are so good!

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

I like the words "huge metal fan" instead of "metalhead" which is too overrated and overused

[@lunarhero8919]

i think Death In June are the only artist I can think of that have albums on RYM that have both the LGBT tag and National Socialist warning together on some of their releases

[@bazookaman1353]

Based.

[@wheelsofmercury]

Douglas P. is a pretty confusing and strange guy. It makes sense that he would find parallels between himself and Yukio Mishima.

[@antlerbraum2881]

It’s like a Jreg character

[@ChunkSchuldinga]

​@@antlerbraum2881Or Wyatt's early shitposts.

[@znalniaskas]

@@bazookaman1353 This!

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

To perhaps everyone's surprise - GG Allin wasn't actually controversial until a number of years into his career. He started out as a somewhat standard glam rock sort of artist. When he slowly began to realise he wasn't gonna have major success, he started doing more and more wild stuff. Which somehow lead all the way up to him eating his own shit and assaulting everyone he could reach. Weirdly, from basically every story I've read though, he was a totally normal guy when he was out of the spotlight. Which doesn't even sound possible, but it makes sense that the onstage antics were just part of a persona that went too far.

[@profile1674]

Actually, I'm not surprised at all. I remember reading an interview once with the vocalist (I think) of Antiseen, and he was asked about GG, as they had collaborated in the past. He said that when GG stayed over at his place, he was the perfect houseguest, friendly and well-behaved throughout. And you're quite right about the beginnings of his career, that early work regularly had me thinking of the stuff Kiss did in the 70's.

[@graysonjd5624]

Had a music teacher that booked all of GG’s Austin shows. Said that GG was just gross, but his brother Merle was the actually creepy one.

[@13JDOG666]

He was a performance artist. Rock and roll side show gimp was his act. He didn't make the money he wanted so he got the notoriety instead.

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

@@graysonjd5624 Merle's recent string of Soft White Underbelly interviews make it pretty clear that he's a strange man - but he does seem to be very polite and friendly under it all

[@patrickbertlein4626]

That's a bit of a stretch, sorry. Yes, the shit throwing came later and he really lost it at a certain point, but he was never what society would call "normal" at any point in his life, how could he be after his childhood? He was also always a punk rocker, people confuse images of bands like New York Dolls with glam when its not. It was also far from a stage show, he went to jail the first time for a reason, and yes after that was when he really lost it.

[@CowboyCountry]

So the story behind the Scorpions album cover is that it wasn't the band's idea. They didn't want the album cover, the LABEL pushed it on them. That's ridiculous lol.

[@awarewolves1712]

Not really so ridiculous. For example MCA pushed the Confederate flag shtick on Lynyrd Skynyrd. You also have to keep in mind that it was a different time re: youth and sexuality. I mean Brooke Shields was doing nude photo shoots at ~ten-years old, also the movie Pretty Baby, Jodie Foster played a CP in Taxi Driver, also her role in The Little Girl Who Lived Down the Lane, Linda Blair in Born Innocent, Kristy Mcnichol and Tatum O'neal in Little Darlings.... My point is that even if Scorpions were ok with the cover, it wasn't so scandalous within the context of that era. And there will come a time when the "gender affirming care" of today is considered just as fucked up. Possibly even more so. Probably even more so.

[@shaynewest8757]

​@@awarewolves1712so naked photos of children is okay with you is it? Sounds like you're trying to justify something.

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Yeah Skynyrd are actually VERY Liberal surprisingly enough, one of my favorite songs is all about how we are destroying the planet, but, they are Southern boys and proud of it, and while today waving that flag is obviously ridiculous, you're just a blind yankee if you think everyone who waved it (here's looking at you Dime) was for racist reasons. Anyone who doesn't like that fact, well I got an album by DAC to play in your honor!@@awarewolves1712

[@bajones3363]

@@awarewolves1712 You had me up until your criticism of gender affirming care. Sexualizing minors is not even remotely in the same category.

[@awarewolves1712]

@@bajones3363 Ok. But both involve the sexualization of minors. And I agree that the two aren't remotely the same. It seems, though, that you're of the opinion that gender affirming care is the less abhorrent of the two. I disagree completely, decisions of such irreversible consequence - hormone replacement therapy etc. - shouldn't be left up to minors, much less encouraged and celebrated by adults. That said, and assuming I haven't misread you, we're not going to change each other's minds here, so enjoy the music and have a good one.

[@kingnotail3838]

Brujeria is just a rotating cast of various well-known death metal and grindcore musicians (mostly American, British and Scandinavian) pretending to be Mexican Cartel members.

[@jamarcusbonquaviustoiletro8520]

The most aggressive albums next? 😉

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

I think Wyatt has said before that Filth by Swans tops the list

[@vincentstephen3716]

I think people include DiJ not just because of the themes appearing sketchy or Douglas always using third Reich images, but because the Brown Book is literally illegal in Germany

[@wyattxhim]

Yeah you’re right I was too focused on the band/Douglas P than the album itself

[@vincentstephen3716]

I agree with what you said, by the way. If Death in June is actually fascist at all then it is in a way that is so strange and artistic and unlike any political fascism that it is not even really comparable. And I think most of those British neo-folk and industrial people in that period had this magical attitude towards symbols where everything kind of includes its opposite. I’ve read everything I can find about neofolk and I never feel like anyone really pins it down.

[@wheelsofmercury]

@@vincentstephen3716 I look at Death in June and Douglas in particular as a provocateur. But who knows? He’s a really strange and odd character anyways, which makes his music all the more fascinating to me.

[@patrickbertlein4626]

@@vincentstephen3716 He's a Commie, Bolshevik Nationalism to be exact. One step away from fascism and somehow the exact opposite. People really need to study politics more!!

[@patrickbertlein4626]

@@wheelsofmercury Absolutely a trickster, and I have to disagree with others here who think its simply being "edgy". It really might be too deep for some, and I get some peoples egos can't handle that.

[@darkstar.357]

I just discovered your channel and boy is it a treat 🙏🏼 I could listen to you talk about anything and everything for days, it's really great content! Thanks for everything you do Wyatt 🤙🏼

[@concertmania]

Leftover crack first album was released on 9/11. So was Slayer "god hates us all"

[@tomfoley1401]

I guess if you were to look at bands like Disclose and just Japanese crust in general, they really went against the norm of Japan. Drugs/tattoos for instance but most importantly setting up squats and being homeless. Its quite fascinating the stigma of homelessness in Japan, its so shameful and up there with paedophelia. Hence why there is the whole culture of people sleeping at internet cafes to hide their homelessness life. Yeah might not seem like a big deal in the west but the hc/crust scene really went against the norms.

[@imperialtutor8687]

The return is such a badass record. Not relevant to the discussion but you showcased it on your shelf.

[@jasonschilcher5686]

You should do bands with the most disturbing names!!

[@SlyHikari03]

"Bruh literally everything" Thats funny. I love those little gems in the description.

[@awarewolves1712]

For disturbing album art I'll add: Dead Kennedys "Holiday in Cambodia," Ism "A Diet for Worms," Feederz "Teachers in Space," Saccharine Trust "Surviving You Always," and Lee Harvey Oswald Band "A Taste of Prison."

[@hastyhawkeye]

Covered wagon musicians Napalm sticks to kids

[@h3llonearf697]

I was not expecting you to bring up Turbo Folk 😮 THANK YOU!!

[@triledink]

Brujeria is an awesome band and I believe that the album cover is just a picture they found on a mexican magazine and adpoted it as their ''mascot'' or coco loco according to them. Its a real picture.

[@13JDOG666]

Supposedly it's one of the victims of the Adolfo Constanzo drug smuggling voodoo cult in Matamoros.

[@Queerpunx]

Great follow up video! 🖤

[@lethalButters]

One thing to note about Brujeria is that despite the album cover and themes they don't actually seem to have problem with white people. They currently have Nicholas Barker as their drummer who is a white European from Cradle of Filth fame, later playing with Dimmu Borgir, and Gorgoroth off the top of my head. It's funny because I was at their show years ago and another fan said I shouldn't be there because I'm white, Like dude, every band member isn't Mexican. While I don't agree with their message at times I do still enjoy the music.

[@johnjohn37371]

White, also...seen them twice, never had an issue...

[@wheelsofmercury]

The shirt and album combo in this video is just *chef's kiss*

[@butcheredalive]

GBK's debut full length was banned in Germany before release because of its lyrical themes and caused Wood Nymph Records to go under

[@toxictrickshot2670]

bUt DoEs iT dJeNt? -Some Jared dines stan

[@sickhorrorfreak]

Where are all the AxCx albums?

[@Kaze-xu6rv]

The Virgin Killer album art led to the Wikipedia page for the album being blacklisted in the UK for being "potentially illegal content" This ended up being reversed in a few days after the block ended up blacklisting all UK editors of Wikipedia, from all pages on the site

[@lopolik]

When I first saw this I thought ''The Return.....'' from Bathory will be included, but then I realised you just have the vinyl on display there in that video, but it kind of confused me. That album is imo the most influential album for Black Metal, I know most claim the bathory debut, but the Return defined the black metal sound way more.

[@eugeneterblanche1]

2LiveCrew - Nasty As They Wanna Be. Featuring "Me So Horny", with the sample from the film "Full Metal Jacket".

[@sewerslidemg]

Thank for mentioning leftover crack appreciate it, and I love almost all gg allin tunrs especially his acoustic, my mom met him back in the day and said he smelled really bad, n said he didn't shower for a year supposedly, and gg does a cover of c. Manson garbage dump

[@wheelsofmercury]

Wyatt, I hope you cleared your search history after searching up that Scorpions album cover… 🤢 That Serbian turbo folk genre sounds very interesting. The way you are describing it reminds me of neofolk that has militaristic themes attached to it, to be honest. Speaking of neofolk… Have you heard Rome’s new album based on the current Ukrainian conflict yet? It’s a very good album.

[@DeffVsTheWorld]

@Wyattxhim the story about Brujeria reminds me of Adolfo Constanzo who was a cult/narcotics gang leader that used elements of sanitaria and other "black magic" practices to punish his enemies and aid his gang's success.

[@xec1]

im loving this series, found some new favorite albums because of it

[@liberatoreZ]

Good job of skirting around the controversy about DIJ ;)

[@ありちゃん-t5k]

Pungent stench were pretty out there for their time.

[@fredarsenault8987]

Also check Neanderthal's split 7inch with Rorschach the was included with issue 7 of the Dear Jesus zine.. its pretty gory yet strange.

[@crystalskunk3658]

Forgot abt this at the time when i saw the first video, but theres a obscure punk band from dallas called Stick Men With Ray Guns that never left the state of Texas for any shows but they were around during the 80s and played with The Butthole Surfers all the time on Tx dates, and they were just basically as offensive as possible, and the front man Bobby Soxx was know for being a wild man did things like insulting the crowd, calling ppl n*zis, fighting the crowd, and even allegedlyy stuck the microphone up his own ass one time. They were infamous and legendary in the 80s Tx punk scene and their friends apparently had to often convince club owners to even let them play. They barely recorded anything in the studio but you can hear the rerelease of their one real album and some live albums on spotify, they were insane kinda like Bad Brains but if beavis and butthead wrote the lyrics

[@simonh9987]

Gimmick aside, You Axed For It is just a perfect heavy metal album.

[@13JDOG666]

Yeah it's fantastic. Funny as hell and Sickie is a fucking shredder. Got original Death Records pressings of that and Up The Dose. Also have the Trash Bag 45 on Mystic and a To The Max bootleg. Fun recordings. Got Rock Bible too but it's not on vinyl so it doesn't count. Haha! Wish I would have picked up SD&RnR when I had the opportunity, but I passed it up for some other stuff. Never got any of Duce's solo shit either. Didn't think he was gonna croak.🤷‍♂️

[@LewisBdrums]

batushka- Hospodi not really infamous or dodgey but the whole debate of it being the real writer and the real guy behind the band being screwed and hidden

[@maxmeggeneder8935]

The music on The LIE , Love and

[@blackwind677]

Fun fact: Paul Ledney was in one of GG Allin's backing bands called the Conneticut Cocksuckers. Apparently GG was a cool guy. Though, GG did fuck all with CC.

[@teddydog6229]

I love the Wyatt channel.

[@jv0516]

Metallica’s 2003 alternative metal effort St. Anger would get a video of its own.

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

Try presidio

[@FaithfulOfBrigantia]

The tracks on "Brown Book" aren't even that sketchy, albums such as "Take Care and Control" and "Rose Clouds of Holocaust" have tracks that raise a lot more eyebrows than Brown Book. People really do judge books by their covers don't they?

[@something6167]

I mean, Brown Book does literally sample the Horst-Wessel lied, which is a pretty significant aspect of the controversy not mention in the video. That, in combination with the totenkopf symbol got it banned in Germany. But yes, lyrics such as "Rose clouds of holocaust, rose clouds of lies" are more sketchy than any lyrical content on Brown Book. I just think it being banned in Germany and one song being the Nazi anthem makes people look at that album in particular when it comes to Douglas' controversies. That said, it's indeed a lot more subtle than what one might interpret on first glance. I love DI6 and Brown Book is one of my favourite albums.

[@13JDOG666]

That Coe album is great. Funny stuff.

[@xerodelacroix5552]

Lie is legitimately a great album. The lyrical themes have nothing to do with the Manson Family, it's a shame Charlie went the route he did.

[@godless_pacifist]

Leftover Crack's debut album "Mediocre Generica" actually came out on 9/11/01 and in the intro song for "Fuck World Trade" they took credit for the attack. They've also been saying "fuck world trade" since the late 90s when they were called Choking Victim.

[@elihyland4781]

I used to play bass for John Hinckley Jr. he doesn’t have an album proper, but he’s pretty fuuuuking controversial

[@andrewpequita6569]

I believe Scorpions didnt know the label was using that image and it was done without consent. Theres a few different album covers and they were shown the one with the band on the front.

[@SlyHikari03]

The Mentors are awesome. Classic Shock Rock, El Duce was a legend.

[@epicbrucey]

Its crazy im watching this video, look up Brujera and see that their lead singer just passed away. RIP

[@Raitor33]

As much as an edgelord maniac GG was, I think most of the time people tend to overlook his actual work. I mean, his first album is a fun, catchy collection of early 80s pop punk blasts. Later on his career he made some solid unhinged hardcore/noise rock albums. The man even has a country album 😂

[@13JDOG666]

I dig all his work, and there's a lot of it. The country stuffs great.

[@Raitor33]

@@13JDOG666 yes! His last album with the Murder Junkies is Top Tier harcore punk

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

His cover of Carmelita is genuinely beautiful

[@13JDOG666]

@@Raitor33 Absolutely. The shit after GG is great too. PP Duvay is the man. The albums with Mike Denied are sick too. Shit with Jeff Clayton fucking kills.

[@thepariah3516]

Carnival of Excess is a genuinely great album. One of my favourites.

[@VampiricNightmare]

Brujería is fucking amazing, and yes you're right about them being investigated

[@jarltrippin]

The first two Eminem albums. I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone mention them yet. So many legal battles spawned from that short period of time, and the Marshall Mathers LP has a song about killing his wife, which actually caused her to attempt suicide.

[@teddydog6229]

I don't want to be quarrelsome or anything but I think that Manson album would be a lot more controversial if - imo naturally- it didn't suck.

[@kellymckay1750]

Yeah man the 70's (and 80's!) were definitely a different time!!A lot of "hard rock" bands openly sang about (and indulged in) teenage groupies. Steven Tyler actually had a girls parents sign over "guardianship" to him!! None of that shit would fly today. I met GG Allin once (backstage before a show). He was actually pretty cool!

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Whaaaaat?! Yeah its completely different, but what hasn't changed is rock stars, and frankly I find it a bit freaking dumb people think it would change. Rock and roll is a black term for sex, the whole reason guys started rock bands was to get laid, so of course I'm not going to say these dudes should do the things they are doing, but if you are a chick and you put yourself in that situation, that's kind of on you.

[@teddydog6229]

Can you believe that I am actually old enough to recall an epoch when Aerosmith released albums that were worth buying ? Most probably think movies and everything else was in black and white back then and it's true. But I even amaze myself that I can recall it. I'll be in a glass booth touring museums soon. So you better get ready. I may be coming to your town !

[@rudywilliams6538]

​@@patrickbertlein4626I think it's fair to criticize a 35+ year old man for having sex with a 13 year old who can't legally consent

[@wewuzwolves4428]

ROKI!!!!! YES! I love the music from that era in general, but Roki is one of my favorites.

[@dumbbirdwayne]

I feel like there’s a huge difference between talking about touchy subjects in a form of art and music, and using them for shock value and/or because you GENUINELY believe in it, like for example, Swans talks a lot about rape and murder, but they use it as a narrative, it’s not because they actually believe in doing those things. I feel like it’s a really important distinction with extreme music, what’s just there as a topic, and what’s there because of the makers belief/attitudes

[@adamwood87]

seems obvious to me that Marilyn Manson's Antichrist Superstar should be on the list. in terms of how mainstream it became, juxtaposed with how big the backlash was, i really don't know how anything else could compare.

[@williamcozart8158]

I remember a friend of mine had this cd of a band called Waco Jesus. The album cover was images of full-on German poo porn...

[@CoffinReaper666]

I’m pretty sure the scorpions album cover was supposed to be a “social commentary” about the hyper sexual music industry but the album cover is still fucked lol

[@teddydog6229]

If there's an expression of art you deem offensive and unacceptable be it in literature or music I would strongly urge you to avoid it and not buy it and leave the people who want to check it out and reach their own conclusions the f-ck alone to do so ? Sound like a plan ? A deal ? Cool we have a deal ! Damn i'm glad THAT'S finally over !

[@RoRo-vr6wx]

I have a weird opinion but I think Manson was a wizard when playing the acoustic

[@schonerhimmel3367]

Suggestion: the most influential albums that you know

[@diabeticmonkey]

The Brujeria song is pronounced like Mah-tahn-doe Where-oes. I got you, fam.

[@karelinkarelin1244]

this coment may be taken down if u don want people looking into it but if you consider "zenjin pseudoscorpion" an album it is the worst thing ever recorded. (no i didnt listen to it and i think i heard once its actually illegal to even play it)

[@uastyrdzhii]

Minor correction: Roki is not from Serbia, he's an ethnic Serbian from Republika Srpska, one of the federal bodies of Bosnia.

[@kushpakk2210]

love the hell hammer shirt i got the same one!!

[@Jared98695]

Lets go with the worst albums you know and and we know. This can apply to any sense; production quality, the background of the album or just it’s an overall crappy album

[@the_guy_actual]

A couple pf corrections about Roki Vulović; he is a Serb from Bosnia, not from Serbia. Also, the song Black bomber is about how the United States betrayed the Serbs by supporting the separatist Croats and Bosniaks, since the Serbs and Americans were on the same side in both World wars, as opposed to the Croats and Bosniaks

[@wyattxhim]

I never said he’s from Serbia I said he resides there when the making of the music

[@c00lkiddReborn1]

For a Controversial band i will say open season and their Controversial album (the front line fighters LP)

[@yuhcans203]

Brujerias playing in my city in November:p

[@nobody5228]

Turbo Folk is not something unique to Serbia or something of the early to mid 90s. It is simply Balkan Folk Music combined with modern western styles. But in other Balkan countries it has a different name. But the "war themes" of these songs were indeed something of that era in Yugoslavia.

[@abominog888]

I was just listening to Roki Vulovik this weekend with my buds 🍻🤣

[@nobody5228]

Vulović

[@maddefrost]

Didn't expect the first one 💀

[@teddydog6229]

Btw all I was checking out Bandcamp to get my own paws on a copy of Buyers Market and learned it could be mine for the low low price of $725. The hell ?? So I bought every album by Cut Hands instead and they're plenty disturbing and offensive enough for me thanks very much. It's named after Liberian warlord General Cut Hands who worked in close alliance with General Butt-Naked and General F--k Me Quick if I'm not mistaken.

[@murray9807]

Don't worry, man. You said every word in that Brujeria album wrong.

[@mausperson5854]

Once Upon Cross... If we're going as mainstream as Deicide (for Trevor Brown's artwork). The godbotherers would have gone litigation if they saw his regular output. But Jebus on the autopsy cruciform table was their big trip. In the noise world every other release could make your list. I'm gonna throw Suicidal Rap Orgy in the mix for shits and giggles. Whitehouse also got down with tendentious material almost as a selling point. I'm going to say Rolf Harris and Al Jolson... Let's throw Garry Glitter in there too. I've got some doozies, but I'll keep them close to my underdeveloped chest until your next contraband crusade xMx

[@fredarsenault8987]

Since we re also doing non metal check out Blind Faith s first album. insert trigger warning

[@arwaldc9056]

As far as DIJ goes, according to a few sources I talked to on fb (one being a guy in his 50’s that’s been a big fan) and another being Richard Wolstencroft, director of pearls before swine in which he worked with Douglas P, is that Douglas P is “nazbol” and that the Brown Book is described as a strasserite album (as opposed to a white power album from like an rac band) listening to “aNtIfAsCiSts reee!!” Keep going “he’s gay but uses a totenkopf on his album cover, they said crisis was a left leaning band but wears flecktarn” is nauseating.

[@albany-saratogacomicmoviea4108]

Nc-17 is a rating also for movies I'm sure you know that just slipped your mind.

[@wyattxhim]

thats kinda reserved for p0rn related films so I tend not to think of that rating

[@ChunkSchuldinga]

​​​​@@wyattxhimNC-17 replaced the X rating. It gets rid of some confusion, like they're not "adult" films, but they definitely aren't suitable for minors. The rating aren't really used anyway because it's more profitable to just make a cleaner R rated film for wider theater release and then dump an "unrated" edition on DVD to bypass rental stores policiy on selling R rated movies to kids. That's how I got some of my horror DVDs and bluray in Jr high.

[@J0SHUAKANE]

​@@wyattxhimno, it is for extreme violence as well. Thats why wes cravens movies were always so censored. They were given an NC-17 rating until he cut down the intense violence.

[@dragospan96]

What's the name of that disc on the left of you? bacbord?

[@catbwoy]

I mean, if you want controversial, just peruse the back catalogue of Smell & Quim, quintessential oddball British noise band. The record shop where i bought their first LP ('Jesus Christ') had it in a brown paper wrapper because they didn't want to show the sleeve. Their tape 'The English Method' is still one of the most fucked up recordings I own.

[@ImJuSTaStatistic]

I don’t know about Jerry Springer but GG Allen was on the Jane Whitney talk show and it’s kinda cringe but pretty funny

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

The Jerry episode is pretty much the same

[@GiggityGoo205]

I had a comment typed out on that last video then didn't post it for some reason and pretty much everything I had typed out was in this video and now I wish I commented it so I could claim credit

[@punkjay4681]

Haha I never would've thought any big retail chains like Target would've sold Leftöver Crack in the first place 😂 I've bought my records from punk distros, and in the case of Fuck World Trade, directly from the band at their gig in Finland.

[@punkjay4681]

Also, if we're considering obscure underground bands, I think we would find way more controversial stuff than Scorpions 😂

[@FxUxCxMx]

Premature Ejactulation assertive discipline should of been on this list. The found audio used by Rozz and Chuck in any of their noise albums can be gut wrenching

[@georgemcmeechan2284]

Why did one of the album's have the Scottish saltire if it's American country music

[@SidewaysBurnouts]

there is a beach boys doc about their later albums, that pretty much reserves the narrative charlie was untalented, a stalker or any thing else. the beach boys werent selling, couldnt get along, the wilson brothers carl and the other memebers wanted brian committed and there was an attempted coup in the group by the record label, at the same time denis was going on a hippie craze wanting more song writing credits but couldnt write any songs so he pretty much had manson and the wreaking crew recording stuff he was mining for content, but when the manson song he stole didnt sell and manson started to get more sinister there was some kind of push get manson over the edge. i think some deep intelligence was alarmed a dude talking about revolution was in proximity to the straight laced beach boys and was using the same kind of infrasound they cooked kanye and alex jones heads with to push manson into an mk ultra school shooting or jonestown type freakout. the whole climate of j edgar hoovers secret policy and killing the kennedys, mlk and malcom x, feels like there was an agenda to frame hippies and civil rights folks to protect the war effort after my lai. the manson stuff feels evil, but manson was just a dumb hick with attention seeking behavior and didnt realize when to shut up.

[@maxmeggeneder8935]

Nope. Manson Was very talented and smart.

[@maxmeggeneder8935]

Also had a lot of charisma.

[@ashleybrown4754]

A.C.s “Picnic Of Love” is more offensive to me than their normal music

[@p1sstoph3]

Douglas P in interviews has stated he uses it to show the ugliness of mankind, but also you should have hit on the fact that he was in an anarcho anti racist band called Crisis before DIJ.

[@wyattxhim]

What’s surprising is when the discussion brings up that Douglas P was in Crisis that people ignore that fact cause they’re so focused on DI6

[@p1sstoph3]

@@wyattxhim Crisis was really good, Sixth Comm is as well, and yeah it's kind of hard to feel not awkward about playing dij loudly these days, unless you're playing like all pigs must die, or nada. even guilty have no pride has a giant totenkopf on the cover

[@p1sstoph3]

@@wyattxhim also, if you think the vanilla cover of brown book is controversial, I have the picture disc......it's worse. The song tracks like "Hail the White Grain," and the radio edits don't help it any. But it also features Rose Mcdowall of Strawberry Switchblade on it, so sadly it's my favorite as well.

[@graysonjd5624]

Roki Vulovic kinda looks like if young Myanmar Gaddafi ate old Muammar Gaddafi

[@maleexile9053]

Also David Bowie with his tattoo

[@Serious_Drinking]

Addressing your questions about the Virgin Killer cover: first of all it was not the band‘s but the label‘s idea to create this exact cover. Why not use an 18 year old but a 10 year old? A young girl does represent the loss of innocence so very much more! And btw it was legal back then and still is nowadays. I admit that the cover is provocative and some mind find it at least tasteless or even criminal because of this imagery. But these ideas are usually products of rather uneducated people. If you get the theme of the album you realise that the image of the naked girl is not at all about sexuality but rather of someone very innocent/naïve. I wonder what other cover could better or even just equally powerful represent this topic.

[@MGibbs72061]

Grunge Ice Berg Chart?

[@fredarsenault8987]

Rocky!! He s like the Wesley Willis of Serbian nationalists

[@liberatoreZ]

The (his-)story behind the Scorpions cover is widely known by know and is much more innocent, if you will - different times and all that (not saying, that it's okay, obviously). And I think you're giving too much credit to the lyricist :D

[@v._valium]

let's try randy prozac

[@hypnovertigo7200]

Lucifer Rising by Jimmy Page is definitely one id include. It's an album that has been theorized to cause the downfall of Led Zeppelin. Was a movie soundtrack for staff who included members of the Manson family.

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Cool movie though

[@awarewolves1712]

It was actually supposed to be the soundtrack for the Kenneth Anger film of the same name. Page and Anger had some sort of falling out, and I think Kenneth Anger burned or buried the master tape out in the desert. Bobby Beausoleil aka "Cupid" ended up completing the soundtrack from prison, where he was serving a life sentence for the murder of Gary Hinman over a bad drug deal. Beausoleil was more Manson adjacent than a member of the Family. He was an actor and a musician and had played with Arthur Lee among others prior to his arrest. Rumor has it that Lee named his next band "Love" after "Cupid" Beausoleil but who knows. The music of his that I've heard is good, the soundtrack is good. He's also a visual artist. He's been denied parole despite the recommendations of the parole board. He'll almost certainly never be paroled because unlike Leslie Van Houten he came from a working class family, he's never really played the contrition game, and he doesn't have a famous childhood friend like John Waters advocating for his release. Do a search for Kenneth Anger's short video "Puce Moment" featuring a trippy couple of songs by this guy Jonathan Halper, possibly the only songs he ever recorded, straight from the acetate.

[@hypnovertigo7200]

@@awarewolves1712 you're right I should've said by Jimmy Page. Kenneth Anger died recently which I find interesting

[@p1sstoph3]

that David Allan Coe album was written as a joke and he refuses to acknowledge it