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Best 1 Monkey Face (Smith Rock)

Monkey Face is a freestanding rock pillar in Smith Rock State Park in central Oregon. Its weathered profile resembles a monkey's head, and a cavity high on the formation is incorporated into several climbing routes. The pillar is composed of volcanic tuff and is a prominent landmark within a park cl...

8.25 Great
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Smith Rock signature feature with famous routes; strong sport-climbing history and high visitor recognition.

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2 Alice in Chains - Facelift

'Facelift' is the debut studio album by the American rock band Alice in Chains, released on August 21, 1990, by Columbia Records. Recorded in Seattle, Washington, and produced by Dave Jerden, the album features the track 'Man in the Box,' which received significant MTV airplay and became one of the...

8.10 Great
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Important grunge metal debut with enduring singles; respected more for impact than consistent album-wide acclaim.

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3 Facelift
Facelift

Facelift is the 1990 studio album from the American rock band Alice in Chains. The record established their signature sound blending heavy metal with elements of grunge and dark alternative rock. Its critical acclaim and commercial success, including a platinum certification, marked it as a pivotal...

4 Oh Sees - Face Stabber

Face Stabber is a 2019 studio album by Oh Sees, the rock group led by John Dwyer. Issued as an 18-track double album, it moves beyond concise garage-rock forms through extended performances shaped by psychedelic rock, progressive rock, jazz, and repetitive rhythms associated with krautrock. It is in...

7.88 Good
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Ambitious and well-reviewed late Oh Sees double album, praised for scope but considered overlong by some.

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5 Gibraltar Campion

The Gibraltar Campion (Silene tomentosa) is a rare flowering plant endemic to the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. Presumed extinct in the wild, the species was rediscovered growing on the Upper Rock sea cliffs in 1994. Today, it survives primarily through conservation and propagation effort...

6 The Mummies - Death by Surface Noise

Death by Surface Noise is a compilation by Bay Area garage band The Mummies, who performed in bandage costumes and recorded intentionally lo-fi music in the early 1990s.

7 Face Dances

Face Dances is the ninth studio album by the English rock band The Who, released in 1981. It was the group’s first album recorded with drummer Kenney Jones after the death of Keith Moon, and it includes the single “You Better You Bet.” The album combines songs by Pete Townshend with two compositions...

8 The Who - Face Dances

Face Dances is a studio album by the English rock band The Who, released in 1981. It was the first Who album recorded with Kenney Jones as drummer, who had joined the band following the death of original drummer Keith Moon in September 1978. The album features the single "You Better You Bet" and ref...

6.10 Fair
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Post-Keith Moon Who album with some good songs, but generally seen as diminished and inconsistent.

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9 The Grateful Dead - Steal Your Face

Steal Your Face is a live double album by the American rock band the Grateful Dead, released in 1976. Its songs were selected from the band’s October 1974 performances at the Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, held during a farewell run before the group entered a period of inactivity. The album p...

5.95 Average
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Historically notable Dead release, but widely considered muddy, poorly selected, and weak beside surrounding live catalog.

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10 Kingdom Come - In Your Face

In Your Face is the second studio album by Kingdom Come, a hard-rock band formed by German-American singer Lenny Wolf. Released in 1989, it followed the group's self-titled debut, which had drawn attention for its resemblance to Led Zeppelin's sound. The album continues Kingdom Come's use of heavy g...

5.55 Average
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Follow-up retained competent Zeppelin-like sound, but weaker sales, limited acclaim, and derivative reputation persisted.

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