re: Rank your top 3 worst human beings in music history

Chuck Berry. Dude put cameras in ladies bathrooms. That’s rather putrid.

Edit- just read about Ian Watkins. He takes the cake. Why is he still alive?

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David Allen Coe

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Maybe he was an alcoholic at 1 time, but 1 of his roadies told us it's just tea in the Jack Daniels bottle that he swigs on stage. He's a name-dropping poser and has been for a long time. He's also an a-hole that has very weird demands in his contract with venues including having the A/C turned off no matter how hot it is.

All that said, he's still a good entertainer and you never know what you're going to get at one of his shows...it could be country, rock, or rap.

My friends and I will be at the Texas Club waiting when he rolls into town next Friday

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3) Gg Allin

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WOW! I had never heard of this dude until now. Reading his wikipedia page is like going down some Rob Zombie film rabbit hole. Holy hell....

you're all wrong

it's either Uncle Charlie or Jimmy Saville

Watched a documentary about GG. Showed him sh*ttingbon stage, yamming in Tupperware and eating it. WTF?

Was it that 24 minute one on YouTube? I checked that out. I was intrigued if he actually had any substance behind his “artistic message”, but he just seemed like a Grade-A lunatic druggy born from early childhood abuse...even in a documentary meant to portray him in a positive light.

Mick Jagger? Kieth Richards?

My wife's grandmother was 14 when she got married.

I'm not defending the cousin argument here,just the age deal. But back in the day a lot of marrying young was not frowned on as it is not a norm today. Also being poor, which a lot of folks were back then, probably had a lot to do with it.

You do know that minus the copious abuse of hard drugs that would kill most people, GG Allin was just an act right.

In no particular order

1) Michael Jackson
2) James Brown
3) Jimmy Page
4) Chuck Berry
5) Bill Wyman
6) Phil Spector
7) Jerry Lee Lewis
8) R Kelly
9) Courtney Love
10) Kanye West
11) David Crosby
12) Bono
13) Axel Rose
14) Sharon Osborne
15) Wendy O'Williams
16) Roger Waters
17) Pete Townsend
18) Ike Turner
19) Bob Dylan
20) Glen Frey
21) Don Henley
22) Johnny Rotten
23) Paul Stanley
24) Gene Simmons
25) Billy Joel
26) John Fogerty
27) Brian Love
28) Ted Nugent