Jimmy Hendrix knocks Elvis out of the # 1 spot
"Elvis was a hero to most but he never meant shit to me you see, straight out racist that sucker was simple and plain ...MUTHAFUCK HIM AND JOHN WAYNE!!" Haha.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience's Valleys OfNeptune enters The Billboard200 at #4, putting the rock legend back in the top five nearly 40 years after he died at the tragically young age of 27. No other artist has cracked the top five this long after his death. Elvis Presley is in second place. His Elvis: 2nd To None debuted at #3 in October 2003, a little more than 26 years after his death. Hendrix is the second music legend to make the top five posthumously in the past two weeks. Johnny Cash bowed at #3 two weeks ago with American VI: Ain't No Grave. But Cash died less than seven years ago. It's more remarkable for an artist who died four decades ago to make significant chart waves. Valleys Of Neptune is, incredibly, Hendrix's 34th posthumous album to make The Billboard 200.
This will forever and always be the ONLY version of the Star Spangled Banner that I respect.
Hell Yessssss!!! He ripped the FUCK outta those strings...
Everytime i hear it i get chills...No One Can Rock Harder than that... Jimi is that DUDE, "Excuse me while i kiss the sky"
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