It had been seven years since Garbage released an album, but in 2012 their fans were happy to hear back from them once again. The longest period of time between albums occured by the time Garbage released their fifth studio album entitled Not Your Kind Of People. Four years later Garbage released the album Bleed Like Me which became an instant fan favorite as the band chose to just dive into straight ahead rock and roll and with a little less like electronica. By this time Garbage had produced a huge loyal following. Once again, the album did well on the Billboard top 200 and spawned three big singles. The band returned three years later with the album entitled Beautiful Garbage.
It was a great record that produced even more singles than the first one with the release of six great tracks.
Garbage followed up their 1995 debut with the album Version 2.0in 1998. The album was an instant hit spawning five singles. The band Garbage released their first album in 1995 entitled Garbage. Every album the band released was amazingly produced and sounded great. High energy rock and roll with blends of metal and electronica all fueled by the superior vocals of Shirley Manson. The four members of the band created a sound pretty much unlike any other band at the time. Duke Erickson had been a member of the band Spooner and Fire Town before forming Garbage. Just before the formation of the band Garbage, Butch Vig produced Nirvana’s groundbreaking album Nevermind. Hailing from Madison Wisconsin, the band is led by lead vocalist Shirley Manson and founding members iSteve Marker on guitar, Duke Erickson on guitar and Butch Vig on drums. Our Garbage Albums Ranked list takes a looks at a band first formed in the early 90s that stand as one of the truly great modern-day rock groups. Justin Higuchi from Los Angeles, CA, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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