who were the heaviest users of drugs in history when it comes to rock bands?

led zeppelin or the stones?

 

keith richards, jim morrison, iggy pop, etc.

top 3 imo.

 

Meatloaf always seemed pretty heavy to me although I don't know if he did drugs.

 

actually ive always thought keith was the king however im reading books n stories now about led zeppelin that make the stones look like choir boys.. plus jim morrison was so much into psychedelics in particular n alcohol later in his life, however guys like keith richards, robert plant, jimmy page were doin heroin and cocaine when people were smoking pot n dropping acid, i agree iggys insane too..

 

GG Allin.

 

i hate that guy gg alin!!! come to think about it keith is king, hes what "sex, drugs n rock n roll" is all about...

 

GG is the fucking man. He even got the #1 rock death of all time.

 

why? he died from the usual heroin OD nuthin special...

 

slash ozzy or scott weiland

 

Add Jerry Garcia to the running.

 

No, he started a riot at his show, got chased by the cops back to his hotel room, then OD'd on heroin.

 

seriously? no syd barrett mentions yet?
marilyn manson.
modest mouse.
shpongle.
what about kurt cobain?

 

^ wtf? modest mouse?

also, red hot chili peppers partied pretty hard

 

ever hear "the good times are killing me"?

some of the lyrics: "fed up with all that lsd, need more sleep than coke or methamphetamines, late nights with warm warm whiskey, i guess the good times, they were all just killing me"

 

p.s. if you don't think modest mouse does drugs you've never been to one of their concerts

 

Add Stephen Tyler (and Aerosmith in general).

 

Ozzy snorted a line of...






FIRE ANTS.

 

keith snorted the ashes of his dead father mixed with cocaine, its all commercial bull shit...

 

yea, i haven't really listened to the lyrics to that song like that yet. but i was certain they did some drugs, not crazy shit like meth.

 

and speaking of keith, comparing a young and old pic of him you can't even tell its the same person.