Alright, which Fugazi album is the best? Hopefully this poll will snowball, and we'll do it about other bands.

I can't really choose, dammit. I'll try, though.

I know it will be a very unpopular choice, but I went with Steady Diet because it's the one I come back to most often, the songs stay stuck in my head longer, and I think it hangs together really well as an album. I even love the title and the cover art.

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Son of a bitch, the inevitable kerble. Well, we can just consider this one fresh.

Red Medicine.

I can't pick. It's between Red, Repeater, and End. But I can't pick.

Repeater you fucking punkasses.

Sorry for ignoring the Kerblast.

I can't believe how many people voted for Steady Diet of Nothing? That just shows how subjective things can be. Everyone I know has agreed that it sounds like Fugazi trying to figure out the next step with a few more misses than hits (this only happens again to me with Red Medicine where luckily the hits are outta the ball park). The other thing about Steady Diet is the production sounds weaker than anything else they recorded, I never could figure out why. I don't count the Instrument soundtrack as an album.

I would rank the Argument number one for a solid and mature piece of work and Repeater for the most revolutionary.

But then I gotta say End Hits is the best in the weirdest way and that In on the Killtaker is the most rockin. Shit, pick a favorite child. Nonetheless I actually picked the Argument, how uncool is that?

Skronk wrote:Son of a bitch, the inevitable kerble. Well, we can just consider this one fresh.

No we can't, it's a Repeater!

(I didn't laugh at my own joke)

I apologize for ignoring the kerble, but the first one is two years old. Some people left, some people came, just
trying to see what the new roster likes.