01 Lapdance (feat. Lee Harvey & Vita)
02 Things Are Getting Better
03 Brain
04 Provider
05 Truth or Dare (feat. Kelis & Pusha T.)
06 Tape You
07 Run To The Sun
08 Baby Doll
09 Am I High (feat. Malice)
10 Rock Star
11 Bobby James
12 Stay Together
Fusing album rock and rap more forcefully and convincingly than Kid Rock or Durst-style aggro bands (the latter of whom they seem to lampoon on "Rock Star"), N.E.R.D. whip up a creamy yet slammin' mix. A pretty terrific listen and one of the most adventurous, intriguing hip-hop albums in a long, long time...
01 Say Goodbye
02 Star Of Baghdad
03 Icepicks At Dawn
04 Smack Attack
05 Forever And Always
06 Punish Me
07 Crippled Angel
08 What Happened To Sunday
09 You're Next
10 Drain
11 Brigandage
12 Amy's Theme
13 Vietnamese Baby
Though not quite the shotgun blast of an album that its predecessor, Feel the Darkness, was, Blank Blackout Vacant is nonetheless an ample testimony to Poison Idea's unbridled power and force. Suffused with enough hate, pain, and rage to fuel an entire army, Jerry A.'s vocals, positively dripping with bile and venom, certainly cement his ideas with passion and force...
CD1: 01 Science Friction
02 Statue Of Liberty
03 This Is Pop
04 Are You Receiving Me
05 Life Begins At The Hop
06 Making Plans For Nigel
07 Ten Feet Tall
08 Wait Till Your Boat Goes Down
09 Generals And Majors
10 Towers Of London
11 SGT Rock (Is Going To Help Me)
12 Love At First Sight
13 Respectable Street
14 Senses Working Overtime
15 Ball And Chain
16 No Thugs In Out House
CD2: 01 Great Fire
02 Wonderland
03 Love On A Farmboy's Wages
04 All You Pretty Girls
05 This World Over
06 Wake Up
07 Grass
08 The Meeting Place
09 Dear God
10 The Mayor Of Simpleton
11 King For A Day
12 The Loving
13 The Disappointed
14 The Ballad Of Peter Pumpkinhead
15 Wrapped In Grey
This two-disc set delivers exactly what is promised in its parenthetical subtitle. The collection updates XTC's previous singles set, WAXWORKS, with an additional ten year's worthof selections blasted out towards the hit parade. That all of these didn't make a climb to anywhere near the top of thecharts is no reflection on their quality - on the contrary, few bands have ever offered this breadth of sterling songs. From the bristly energy in their earliest sides, to mid-period streamlined powerhouses to stunning, mature confidence...
01 Worms Of The Senses Faculties Of
02 Liberation Frequency
03 Deadly Rhythm
04 Summerholidays Vs. Punkroutine
05 Bruitist Pome #5
06 New Noise
07 Refused Party Program
08 Protest Song '68
09 Refused Are Fuckin Dead
10 The Shape Of Punk To Come
11 Tannhäuser - Derive
12 The Apollo Programme Was A Hoax
The classic 1998 album from the art-damaged Swedish hardcore band Refused, never quite lived up to its title. It didn't, after all, anticipate the arrival of the guylinered MySpace emo bands who have clogged Warped Tour bills in the years since. The album took some of greatest trends of 90s hardcore (the angular frenzy of Born Against, the free-jazz leanings and revolutionary slogan-slinging of Nation of Ulysses) and distilled them into a towering, impeccably produced onslaught - basement punk rendered as stadium rock. To this day, "New Noise" gets pulses racing.
01 The Drawback
02 Leaders Of Men
03 They Walked In Line
04 Failures
05 Novelty
06 No Love Lost
07 Transmission
08 Living In The Ice Age
09 Interzone
10 Warsaw
11 Shadowplay
12 As You Said
13 Inside The Line
14 Gutz
15 At A Later Date
16 The Kill
17 You're No Good For Me
What was planned to be Joy Division's first LP sounds like an album from the punk era - raw and edgy, undisciplined but tuneful, unlike the group's proper debut, Unknown Pleasures. All of the tracks were later seen in different form, but Warsaw still manages to captivate through its pure energy...
01 La Kulebra Del Amor
02 Aguita Del Challao
03 Joven Argentino
04 El Baile Oficial
05 La Experiencia Del Desierto
06 Vas A Volver
07 Aleluia
08 El Nieto De Maturana
09 Tomate Un Vino
10 Adios Gallina
11 Que Se Caen Los Botones
12 Soy Cuyano
13 El Beso Del Gran Diablo
14 Religion De Estado
15 Skalibur
16 Aguita Dub
17 Mensaje Satanico Final
Latin-rock from Mendoza, Argentina, best known as the first band in the world to introduce Cumbia like rock style. They achieved to gather around them a fanatic crowd of fans from all over the world. They play a mix of rock, ska, jazz, salsa, folk, rap, reggae, funk and cumbia...
01 The Power & The Glory
02 Echoes
03 Media Messiahs
04 Circles
05 He Does It With Mirrors
06 Strangers
07 Out To Lunch
08 Breathless
09 Take It Or Leave It
10 Living Dangerously
11 Horror Though Straightness
12 Highlands 1 Hopefuls 2
Although not as well received, or as successful as The Hot Rods previous two albums "Thriller" is a lost classic album. Showcasing the the powerful vocals of frontman Barrie Masters and the brilliant guitar playing of Graeme Douglas with strong support from the rest of the band...
01 Diplomatic Immunity
02 Drugs Party In 526
03 See The Man Run
04 Vietnamese Blues
05 Womb With A View
06 The Forbidden Zone
07 Valley Of Death
08 City Baby's Revenge
09 Pins And Needles
10 Christianised Cannibals
11 Faster Faster
12 High Octane Fuel
13 I Feel Alright
14 Skanga (Herby Weed)
15 Give Me Fire
16 Mantrap
17 Catch 23
18 Hellhole
19 Do What You Do
20 Four Men
21 Children Of Dust
G.B.H.'s second album is worlds apart from its rough 'n' ready debut, but greatly improved: If anything, this is a more cohesive unit than ever, while the tracks benefit from a sharpened lyrical outlook...
01 I Understand
02 Open Your Eyes
03 High School Girls
04 Tv Freak
05 Disco Junkies
The second release by Perth's The Victims, the bizarrely titled "No Thanks To The Human Turd" EP from 1978. The choruses are big and catchy, the lyrics wry and often funny and most importantly, the energy resolutely positive...
01 Mi Nimamo Josk
02 Fuck Off
03 Polom
04 Joza D Menedzer
05 I Don't Care
06 Navadn Drzavlan
07 Bolan
08 Naumesna
09 Zelezna
10 Konc
11 Prevec Pira
12 Mama Kuha Strukle
13 Sistem
Powerful punk, with some ska from Kranj (Slovenia). Lyrics are jokes and situations from everyday life. The sound is very good for a DIY record (pirat plata) and is a good proof that Paraziti know how to play some real punk songs...
01 Flying In A Blue Dream
02 The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing
03 Can't Slow Down
04 Headless
05 Strange
06 I Believe
07 One Big Rush
08 Big Bad Moon
09 The Feeling
10 The Phone Call
11 Day At The Beach (New Rays From An Ancient Sun)
12 Back To Shalla-Bal
13 Ride
14 The Forgotten (Part 1)
15 The Forgotten (Part 2)
16 The Bells Of Lal (Part 1)
17 The Bells Of Lal (Part 2)
18 Into The Light
An hour-long disc filled with musical explorations and compositions that defy belief, Flying in a Blue Dream is unquestionably Joe Satriani at his absolute best. Breaking his all-instrumental tradition for the first time, he croons on six of the disc's 18 tracks, including the weird "Strange"; and the bluesy, hard-rocking "Big Bad Moon"; and the driving "Can't Slow Down." Satriani's voice isn't extraordinary, but it fits extremely well with the music he creates, especially on the acoustic-tinged, uplifting "I Believe"...
01 Let's Do It Again
02 Mess Me Up
03 School Is In
04 Chupacabras
05 (And) I Don't Wanna Be Like That
06 Rat Race
07 Ghoulies Are Go!
08 Stick It Out
09 Doin' Fine
10 Are You Passionate
11 Til Death Do Us Party
12 Kick Ass
13 Someone Is Always Not Happy
14 The Bay Bridge Club
The Groovie Ghoulies will rock you like a hurricane. Hailing from Sacramento, California, they tour almost constantly. Kepi, Roach and Scampi are almost too cute for words, and could be easily dismissed if they didn't rock so hard. Their songs have a child-like quality that befits their cartoon namesakes, and yet lyrically, they are still able to take on concerns about more adult emotions...
01 Monkhouse - Kill Yr Parents
02 Monkhouse - Notting Like You
03 Monkhouse - In My Mind
04 Monkhouse - For A Day
05 Monkhouse - Poor Joe
06 Monkhouse - Something
07 Monkhouse - Leeches
08 Monkhouse - Fashion Mags
09 Monkhouse - Freaks
10 Monkhouse - Wasted Day
11 Monkhouse - Can't Say
12 Monkhouse - Who's Foolin Who
13 Monkhouse - Hypocrite
14 Monkhouse - Generation Of Nothing
15 Strikniën DC - Don't Let It Happen
16 Strikniën DC - Hyprocisy
17 Strikniën DC - Duplicate
18 Strikniën DC - Strangers
19 Strikniën DC - Crassified
20 Strikniën DC - Running Wild
21 Strikniën DC - Entertainment
22 Strikniën DC - Drugs Crisis
23 Strikniën DC - Decaying World
24 Strikniën DC - Words From The Prophet
Awesome split CD from two great Irish bands: Monkhouse from Belfast and Strikniën DC from Dublin. Some melodic yet hard angry Punk rock fused with some of the spirit & sounds of protest reggae & ska...
Flint was a solo project by Keith Flint of the The Prodigy. The band planned to release their debut album Device #1 in 2003. Originally, it would contain 12 metalpunk genre tracks, but it was cancelled. On 28 July 2003. a Device #1 Promo disc was released in limited edition around the UK...
01 Parasite
02 Second Chance
03 Time To Try
04 United Races
05 In Search Of
06 Poison In The Machine
07 True Colors
08 Stand As One
09 Time Will Tell
Originally a New Jersey band called Hinkley Fan Club, in early 1983 they moved to New York City and changed their name to Cause For Alarm. Throughout its various incarnations, CFA has always centered around singer Keith Burkhardt. Essential NYHC.
01 Operazione Sole
02 Piove (Ciao Ciao Bambina)
03 Chella'lla
04 Figlia Unica (feat. Begoña Bang Matu)
05 Guarda Che Luna (feat. Tonino Carotone)
06 Parore Parole (feat. Maria Pilar Aranguren Piluka)
07 Taxi Nero
08 Canzone (feat. Cristiana "Dupe" Olojo-Kosoko)
09 Ma Mi
Arpioni is a musical collective formed by more than ten person, born in 1990 in Bergamo (Italy). They begin playing live shows in many clubs, becoming well known in the italian ska scene. This is their awesome fourth album...
01 Homesick
02 A.W.O.M.
03 Sniper
04 Lead The Way
05 Out Of My Heart
06 Look Me Up
07 Wait It Out
08 Getaway
09 Tick Tick Tick
10 I Believe In You And Me
11 Party At The Beach
12 Last Stop Tokyo
12 blistering tunes of punk rock perfection: a ballsy record that combines the furious, high energy sound of "Storm the Streets" with some of the golden oldies touches from the first album to create a record that is sure to be the band's crowning achievement...
01 Aguanta!
02 Enfadada
03 Que Barbaridad
04 Emocion
05 Dirty Old Town
06 U.S.D.A.
07 Hijo Mio
08 Intermezzo
09 Drink
Great energy and some catchy tunes from this 5-piece latin/ska/punk rockers from San Francisco, California. This is their first LP produced by Faith No More’s Billy Gould on the Desarme SF label...
01 Gas Chamber
02 Todd Killings
03 Lights Out
04 My Old Man's A Fatso
05 Time Has Come Today
06 They Saved Hitler's Cock
07 Homo-Sexual
08 Steak Knife
09 Haizman's Brain Is Calling
10 Tuna Taco
11 Coffin Case
12 You Stupid Jerk
13 Ballad Of Jerry Curlan
14 Not Of This Earth
Probably the most important "unknown" band in the history of punk rock, this unfailingly offensive, undeniably brilliant gaggle of rock critics and hooligans went out of its way to offend 99% of society while inspiring the remaining 1% to paroxysms of joy. This early-'80s collection ranks with the band's finest, highlighted by sonic joyrides like "They Saved Hitler's Cock" and "My Old Man's a Fatso"...
01 Mille Pensieri
02 Poche Parole
03 Passo Dopo Passo
04 A Modo Mio
05 Dio E' Morto
06 Sogni
07 Non Ci Saro'
08 D.L.F.
09 Attimi E Colori
10 Cupido Ha Fallito Un'Altra Volta
11 Rottami
12 Niente Da Dire
With their catchy sounds and immediate lyrics, L'Invasione degli Omini Verdi are considered one of the most famous punk rock bands in Lombardy. This is their second album...
01 Intro
02 Parasoul
03 Metal Inc.
04 Random
05 Turning Around
06 Baba
07 F.Y. (Forever Young)
08 Uncle Bob
09 Horz Porz Memorie
10 Moshus
11 Iron My Life
12 I Wonder
13 Empty
14 The Night
15 Quizmatazz
16 In The Bar
17 Hello
Catchy melodic punk rock coming from Eislingen, Germany. This is their 3rd album released for the SPV label...
01 Staind feat. Fred Durst And DJ Lethal - Bring The Noise
02 Sevendust - Going Back To Cali
03 Lordz Of Brooklyn with Everlast And Stoned Soul - Sucker M.C.S.
04 Dynamite Hack - Boyz N The Hood
05 Insane Clown Posse - Posse On Broadway
06 Bloodhound Gang - It's Tricky
07 Kottonmouth Kings - My Mind Playin' Tricks On Me
08 Fun Lovin Criminals - Microphone Fiend
09 Dope - New Jack Hustler
10 Driver - White Lines
11 Mindless Self Indulgence - Bring The Pain
12 Factory 81 - Inasane In The Brain
13 Nonpoint - The Tribute
14 The Jerky Boys - Bamm!
Take a Bite Outta Rhyme: A Rock Tribute to Rap examines rap's impact on the worlds of alternative rock and heavy metal - or, specifically, on the most popular mainstream trends in those areas...
01 Rockwrok
02 Frozen Ones
03 Fear In The Western World
04 Distant Smile
05 Man Who Dies Every Day
06 Artificial Life
07 While I'm Still Alive
08 Hiroshima Mon Amour
Before Midge Ure came along, assumed vocal duties, and propelled Ultravox to stardom, the band was a more understated affair. This album is from the pre-Ure era, and features original vocalist John Foxx on vocals. Even decades on, the sheer ferocity of this set continues to impress...
01 Balboa Fun-Zone (Riot On The Beach)
02 Just Like Before
03 Instant Karma
04 Alone Against The World
05 Alien Hotel
06 Frustrated
07 Genius In Pain
08 It's Tatoo Time
09 Til' She Comes Down
10 Modern Day Napoleon
11 I'm A Victim
12 Balboa Fun Zone (It's In Your Touch)
There are those who feel that an Adolescents record without Tony Cadena isn't worthy of the name, but 1988's Balboa Funzone is entertaining despite his absence...
01 Rivers Of Babylon
02 Whatever Happend To The Likely Lads
03 Shadows Of Love
04 Soul Limbo
05 Come And Gone
06 It Must Be Boring Being Snuff
07 Ye Olde Folke Twatte
08 Magic Moments
09 Russian Fields
10 Time Dub
11 Pink Purple
The Brits are back with an album chock full o’ cover tunes to delight the ears. The album with the longest and most incomprehensible title yet...
01 Nova Bolest
02 Boja
03 Tigar
04 Kaos
05 Samo Prvom Klasom
06 Tko Ste Vi
07 Čemu Sve To
08 Satovi Bez Kazaljke
09 Plavo Sivo
10 Roboti
11 Uzbuna
12 Ulica (live)
13 Betonska Djeca (live)
14 Tata Mata (live)
15 Moj Život (live)
16 Moja Kuća (live)
Kaos was an old school punk/post-punk band with female vocals established in 1979. and a part of the Rijeka music scene in Croatia...
01 Ain't Got A Clue
02 I Don't Need To Tell Her
03 Total War
04 Hey You
05 Shadow
06 Then I Kicked Her
07 Go Go Go
08 Jenny
09 Time Of Year
10 Self Destruct
11 It's Quiet Here
12 Gerald
13 I'm On Heat
14 Be My Prisoner
15 Shadow (Single Version)
16 Love Story
17 Freak Show
18 Mass Media Believer
19 Ooh! Ooh! I Love You
20 Pills
21 We Are The Chaos Bros.
22 Be My Prisoner (Streets Lp Version)
23 Total War (Demo)
24 The I Kissed Het (Demo)
25 I Love The Dark (Lp Demo)
26 Freak Show (Lp Demo)
The bands first ever LP and a UK Top 50 chart entry when first released in 1978, this is simply one of the best Punk albums of all time...
01 Hanging Around
02 I'm Not In Love
03 One Step Beyond
04 I Was A High School Psychopath
05 Crying In My Beer
06 Slomotion
07 Like A Parasite
08 Joanie Loves Johnny
09 Second Floor East
10 Automatic Rejector
11 Jeannie's Got A Problem With Her Uterus
12 Sad Little Girl
13 Ain't Got No Sense
14 It's All In My Head
15 Teenage Slumber Party
16 Danny Is A Wimp
17 Going Home
Wiggle is Screeching Weasel's 4th full-length and 3rd in the Recess preservation act of all things Weasel. Ok now we really understand that theres a strong Ramones influence. Classic post 70's version 2.0 punk...
01 Ether
02 Natural's Not In It
03 Not Great Men
04 Damaged Goods
05 Return The Gift
06 Guns Before Butter
07 I Found That Essence Rare
08 Glass
09 Contract
10 At Home He's A Tourist
11 5.45
12 Anthrax
13 Outside The Trains Don't Run On Time
14 He'd Send In The Army
15 It's Her Factory
Entertainment! is Gang of Four’s debut LP, released in 1979. As a so-called post-punk record, it exhibits a tendency in bands from their time to take the then nascent punk rock style and experiment with its manifestations. This is definitely not a typical punk record in the sense of The Ramones’ quick pop riffing or The Velvet Underground’s too-cool to care attitude; Gang of Four’s particular twist on the punk sound featured here used generally quick tempos as usual, but a different rhythmic attack with angular, sharp chords that stabbed into the music with staccato accents against a funkier, jammier bass and drum backdrop...
01 Home Grown - Bombshell
02 Reel Big Fish - Unity
03 My Superhero - Big City
04 Pocket Lent - Bankshot
05 The Blue Meanies - Yellin' In My Ear
06 Cherry Poppin' Daddies - Sound System
07 Teen Heroes - Smiling
08 The Long Beach Dub All-Stars - Take Warning
09 Jeffries Fan Club - Healthy Body
10 The Hippos - Freeze Up
11 Longfellow - The Crowd
12 Marshall Arts - Bad Town
13 The Aquabats - Knowledge
Thirteen artists pay homage to the legacy of modern ska-punk forefathers Operation Ivy, the Berkeley, California quartet (1987-1989) that launched an army of imitators in later years. While most of Take Warning remains faithful to Op Ivy's bratty, hard-nosed stylings, some pranksters (notably The Aquabats) take liberties and inject some of their own personality into the antic frenzy...
01 God Save The Queen
02 Problems
03 Pretty Vacant
04 Liar
05 E.M.I.
06 New York
07 No Fun
08 Anarchy In The U.K.
09 Here We Go Again
10 Silly Thing
11 Dancing On The Dole
12 Anarchy In The U.K.
13 Revolution In The Classroom
14 Judging Minds
15 Sex On 45
16 The Swindle Continues
The Ex Pistols were one of the most confusing and outrageous Sex Pistols spin-offs. Masterminded by NMTB sound guy Dave Goodman, these several releases of 'Ex Pistols' material (some tracks like Revolution In The Classroom actually having Steve Jones and Paul Cook play on them) were disguised as releases from the real band, confusing thousands of fans to this very day. The Swindle Continues is the largest collection of Ex Pistols material available on CD...
01 Pseudo Existence
02 Coming Up For Air
03 Now
04 Modern Warfare
Inspired by The Clash, The Damned and the Ramones the Pseudo Existors formed in Lincoln in April 1978. The band played only one gig before entering a recording studio for the first time in February 1979. Described by the engineer as "the most amateurish band he’d ever worked with", the sessions yielded 4-tracks of stunning belligerent punk rock with a total "who gives a fuck?" attitude...
01 Kaka De Luxe - Viva El Metro
02 La Polla Records - Salve
03 La UVI - Ley Y Orden
04 Cicatriz - Escupe
05 La Broma De Satan - Baila Pogo Sobre Un Nazi
06 Codigo Neurotico - Las Malvinas
07 Las Vulpess - Inkisicion
08 Paralisis Pernamente - Sangre
09 KGB - Maroto
10 Interterror - Felices Dias En Auschwitz
11 Eskorbuto - Mi Degeneracion
12 Farmacia De Guardia - A Johnny Le Gusta El Punk
13 Siniestro Total - Purdey
14 Urgente - Radio Alicante Muerta
15 MCD - Jodete
16 Espasmodicos - Soy Cruel
17 Commando 9mm - Cuando Yo Reviente
18 Larsen - Lucha Contra El Tecno
19 Delincuencia Sonora - Soldato Desconocido
20 Ultimo Resorte - La Gran Estafa
21 OX Pow - La Nueva Armada
22 Desechables - La Oracion
23 PVP - El Coche De La Plas
24 TDK - La Farmacia De Mi Barrio
25 R.I.P. - Revolucion
26 IV Reich - Miseria Y Poder
27 Toreros After Ole - Chicos De La Calle
28 Panaderia Bolleria Nuestra Senora Del Carmen - Quiero Estrangularte
29 Seguridad Social - Mata A Un Jubilado
30 La Banda Trapera Del Rio - Ciutat Podrida
Viva La Punk is a record that has sought the spirit and the sound of a generation of bands that punk-rock/hardcore practiced from 1978. to 1988. in Spain. 30 killer tracks!
01 Reagan Youth
02 New Aryans
03 (Are You) Happy
04 No Class
05 I Hate Hate
06 Degenerated
07 Go Nowhere
08 U.S.A.
09 Anytown
10 In Dog We Trust
11 It's A Beutiful Day
12 Jesus Was A Communist
13 Urban Savages
14 What Will The Neighbors Think
15 Get The Ruler Out
16 Brave New World
17 Miss Teen America
18 Heavy Metal Shuffle
19 Queen Babylon
20 Acid Rain
21 One Holy Bible
22 Back To The Garden (Parts I-IV)
A Collection of Pop Classics could easily pass for a white supremacist album with its cover shot of guitar-toting Klansmen and song titles like "The New Aryans." Skinheads will be disappointed to find that the album cover, as well as the band's name, are actually deeply ironic commentaries on Ronald Reagan's social and economic policies. The anthology collects Reagan Youth's two albums, Volume One (1984) and Volume Two (1990), on one disc. Volume One is a classic of the hardcore genre with abundant hooks, energy, and righteous fury. Reagan Youth's theme song declares, "We are Reagan Youth, sieg heil!" while blasting Reagan's followers as "brainwashed slime." "The New Aryans" proposes a "final solution" for Nazis and the KKK, and "I Hate Hate" takes a humorously circuitous swipe at negativity. "Are You Happy" and "No Class" critique conformity, authority, and the dominant culture, while "Degenerated" blasts drug use (which, in a further irony, eventually brought down lead singer Dave Insurgent.) The 1990 album finds Insurgent fronting a new group of players who sound as if they traded their hardcore record collection for a copy of Mötley Crüe's first album. The leftist politics remain, but the song title "Heavy Metal Shuffle" shows which way the band is heading...
01 The Malcom Opera
02 Whimsy Zoom Zoom
03 It's That Sound
04 I Fell In Love With A Female Plumber From Harlesden Nw10
05 Anarchy Chaos Stanley Ogden
06 Blown Away Like A Fart In A Thuderstorm
07 Poison Babies Vs. Batman
08 Two Little Boys
09 Rolf
10 I've Got Lots Of Famous People Living Under
11 Porky Scratchings
12 Simon Templer
13 Desert Island Joe
14 What's That Funny Noise
15 Wiffy Smells
16 Two Pints (Dub)
17 Michael Booth's Talking Bum
18 Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps Please
19 We're Pathetique
20 Isubaleene (Part 2)
21 Saying Goodbye To His Horse
22 Sox
23 The Butterfly Song
24 Bicycle Seat
25 Cowpunk Medlum
26 Brown Paper
27 Have You Got A Light Boy
28 Morning Milky
29 Yarmouth Five O
30 Brown Paper (Dub)
Splodgenessabounds was a part of the short-lived “Punk Pathetique” movement, which combined the snottiness of punk with a kind of old-timey British music hall sense of humor. This is a classic album from the original godfathers of 'silly punk'...
01 Zoot Suit Riot
02 Ding-Dong Daddy Of The D-Car Line
03 When I Change Your Mind
04 Here Comes The Snake
05 Mister White Keys
06 Come Back To Me
07 Brown Derby Jump
08 Dr. Bones
09 Pink Elephant
10 Master And Slave
11 Drunk Daddy
12 No Mercy For Swine
13 Cherry Poppin' Daddy Strut
14 Shake Your Lovemaker
One of a handful of pop groups in the latter half of the 1990s to exploit the renewed interest in American roots (swing, big band, soul) music, this Eugene, Oregon ensemble scored big with a neat modern update of the old school. Purists take note: Cherry Poppin' Daddies built a following by touring with third-wave ska outfits like Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Reel Big Fish, prompting main Daddy Steve Perry to wryly call his group "third-wave swing." But post-Swingers dance fanatics (rockabilly retro-cats, modern-day sockhoppers, and Royal Crown Revue boosters) don't sweat the particulars. Charged horn arrangements, bouncy rhythms, and saucy verve effectively recall masters like Basie, Cab, and Ol' Blue Eyes while injecting an unmistakable post-punk ethic...
01 Decision '84
02 Knife In My Back
03 Waste Product
04 Someone's Waiting
05 Blackout
06 No Stone Unturned
07 Coffee Achievers
08 R.A.M. Jam
09 Another
10 Morbid Curiosity
11 You´re The Hate
12 Sidewalk Bombs
13 Constant Change
14 Bury My Pride
15 Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Drunk
16 Shadow Of Doubt
76% Uncertain's debut album, full of enough piss, vinegar, and classic skull-rattling mosh to appease even the stingiest Mohawk. At their best, 76% Uncertain swipe classic heavy metal structures (stuttering drums, searing guitar solos, the occasional melody) and posit them for the hardcore audience with impressive, blistering results...
01 NIMBY
02 Nothing's Wrong
03 Ik Wil Niks!
04 We're All Fucked Up
05 3 Needs 2 Get A Grip
06 Thank You
07 Malen In M'n Kop
08 Billy Broke A Bottle
09 Home
10 Rechtsstaat
11 Last Call To Humanity
12 Freak Of Society
13 Can't Stand Your Face
14 Tattoo
15 Some Lines About A Love Song
16 Since 1989
This is the most diverse album in the career of the Heideroosjes. The album opens with a short sharp blast of good `ole speed metal, dips in to Pogues-influenced folk, and returns to the shout-a-long punk rock that made `em famous in the first place. And now you probably want to know what the name Heideroosjes means. It means... oh fuck it, go find a dictionary!
