17 February 2013

Scott Lepsch's Top Nine: Beards!

(In response to Deanna's list: "That's actually a great list. Ray Lamontagne has an awesome beard.")
Maybe a bonus section for "oldies but goodies"?
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Jim Morrison: He might be most recognizable for his early days with the model-esque clean shaven look, but when he took the turn to the hairy side he went all out. The later years saw him sporting a lion's mane of bearded manliness.




Rob Zombie: While the "evil goatee" concept didn't originate with him, like everything else he's taken it to the extreme.

Dave Grohl: He gains points for keeping it throughout the decades, even when it wasn't "cool", but loses points for jumping between beard & goatee styles.





Kenny Rogers: Country-cool with a beard to match.





John Lennon: Imagine all the time it took him to maintain that Jesus-beard. 



Mick Jagger: Maybe it was an effort to cover up his freakishly large mouth, but Mick sported a grizzle man beard that lumberjacks would be envious of.

Jerry Garcia: Even if you don't love the Dead, you've got to appreciate Garcia's beard volume. Apparently acid is good for hair growth.


ZZ Top: Iconic beards, their dedication to facial hair is only topped by their dedication to rock n roll.



Motorhead (Lemmy): Any musician that has a beard style named after him deserves to be first in a bearded band list. 

Bonus: Rick Rubin - Music producer extraordinaire, and obviously the inspiration for Hagrid.

3 comments:

  1. Not bad....I approve. Mick Jagger is freaking me out a little and I love love love Dave Grohl.

    I like my list better, though!

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  2. Mick Jagger is a beard demi-god. Rocked it for a year or two and totally owned it.

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  3. I admit, I would never have thought Mick Jagger could grow a beard like that Doesn't mean it isn't a little creepy.

    Or a lot creepy.

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