The Last Historia de la Historia de la Musica Rock

Unless I can track down a copy of Soundhog's Mashup album, that is.

Anyway, this list and the artwork next door was something I put together about five years ago as part of a mix CD I'd made for a friend.

You can see that I took the idea of putting together 100 records worth of rock history seriously--to a certain extent. Dig the Yes-antecedents disc, or the Metallica-influence one. Check out the No New York platter. Scholarly if I do say so myself.

Other shit, however, is just for laughs. Mudhoney, Mudvayne, ha! That cracks me up every time. And of course, the cover/theme.

Ah, but enough blowing of my own horn. Check it out, you should find it as thought-provoking--and as funny--as those other guys' lists.

1.   The Rolling Stones 2.   Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash 3.   The Big Bopper, Vangelis 4.   Johnny Kidd & The Pirates 5.   Bee Gees, Gorguts 6.   Helmet, Can 7.   Buddy Holly, Napalm Death 8.   Dave Clark Five, The Hollies 9.   The Kinks (2 discos) 10.   Tornadoes, PJ Proby 11.   ? and the Mysterians 12.   The Monkees, White Zombie 13.   The Byrds, The Doors 14.   La Reina De La "Quiet Storm" 15.   Love, Jefferson Airplane 16.   Neil Young (2 discos) 17.   Jimi Hendrix 18.   GG Allin 19.   Cream, Family, Happy Flowers 20.   Blind Faith, Renaissance 21.   Led Zeppelin (2 discos) 22.   America, Boss Hogg 23.   Jefferson Airplane, SNFU 24.   The Velvet Underground 25.   Steve Miller Band 1968 - 73	51.   Jeff Beck (2 discos) 52.   Television, Refrigerator, Table 53.   Mission of Burma 54.   Brian Eno (2 discos) 55.   Black Flag, White Flag 56.   Tympani & Sousaphone 57.   Teenage Jesus & The Jerks, Mars, DNA 58.   Killing Joke, Spandau Ballet 59.   The Damned 60.   90 Day Men 61.   Falco, Gary Numan, The Nice 62.   Joe Jackson, Captain Sensible 63.   The Cars, System of a Down 64.   Ultravox, Bloodhag, U2 65.   Dead Boys, Rocket From the Crypt, Christine Aguilera 66.   X, Husker Du, The Replacements 67.   Iron Maiden 68.   Holocaust, Budgie 69.   Diamond Head, King Diamond 70.   Sonic Youth (2 discos) 71.   The Fall, The Rapture 72.   The Police, MDC 73.   Michael Jackson, Gang Green 74.   The Beatles, Herman's Hermits 75.   Metallica
26.   The Grateful Dead 27.   Buffalo Springfield 28.   The Faces, Crucifucks 29.   Humble Pie, Mott The Hoople 30.   Procol Harum, Life of Agony 31.   The Syn, Bodast, Tomorrow 32.   Yes (2 discos) 33.   King Crimson 34.   Emerson Lake & Palmer 35.   Stormtroopers of Death 36.   Nick Drake, The Dwarves 37.   Black Sabbath 38.   Joni Mitchell, Nico 39.   Fairport Convention 40.   Rumah Sakit 41.   Hot Tuna, Mr. Airplane Man 42.   ABBA, MOD, UK, XTC 43.   Rage Against the Machine, Load 44.   The Clash (2 discos) 45.   The Sex Pistols, Hanson 46.   Peter & The Test Tube Babies 47.   Ramones, Kepone 48.   Voivod, Voidoids 49.   Lonnie Donnegan, The Slits 50.   The Beach Boys (3 discos)	76.   Big Black, Shellac (2 discos) 77.   Slayer, Possessed, Genesis 78.   The Who 79.   Men at Work 80.   Scratch Acid, The Jesus Lizard 81.   INXS, Slipknot, Enya 82.   Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Drums and Tuba 83.   Naked City, Painkiller 84.   Jane's Addiction, 7 Mary 3 85.   Nirvana (2 discos) 86.   Mudhoney, Mudvayne 87.   Korn, Drowning Pool (3 discos) 88.   Neutrino, Tortoise, The Hosemobile 89.   Nuclear Assault, Shocking Blue 90.   Minor Threat, Uniform Choice, The Seizures, Codeine 91.   Stone Temple Pilots, Lunachicks 92.   Cro Mags, Chronic Disorder 93.   Morphine, Cake, The Ex 94.   The Soft Machine, Oxes 95.   The Mercury Program, The Cure 96.   Rush, Mahogany Rush 97.   Wall of Voodoo, Chavez 98.   Soundgarden, Linkin Park 99.   Kiss, Beck, Wire, Juno, Ween 007.   Pussy Galore