Monday, February 7, 2011

J.F.A. - The Speed Of Sound




Genre: Skate Rock
Year: 2010






Tracklist:


01. Danny Sargent's Trucks
02. Party Like The Amish
03. You Can't Surf
04. Fortune Favors The Brave
05. Wilson
06. 16 Hippies
07. Can't Go Back
08. Sponsored Guy
09. Intermission
10. Nanny State
11. Bow To No Man
12. I Hate Chocolate Cake
13. Number 7
14. Do You Know This Man?
15. My Wife
16. Mayan Calendar







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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Jamaica 69 - Matehuala Rides Again




Genre: Ska / Reggae
Year: 2005






Tracklist:


01. Se Acabo El Amor
02. Sexy Reggae
03. Rudy Enamorado
04. Mi Generacion
05. Sensacional 71
06. Harry El Sucio






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Saturday, February 5, 2011

Jamaica 69 - Recuerdos De Kingston




Genre: Ska / Reggae
Year: 2003






Tracklist:


01. 69 Moonlight
02. Kingston Caribe
03. Calido Amor
04. Mentiras
05. Nadie Como Tu
06. Penny Reel
07. Orgullo Obrero
08. Radio Reggae
09. Rude Girl
10. No Volveras
11. Regresa A Mi
12. Borracho
13. Jamaica 69
14. Kingston Caribe (Live)
15. Radio Reggae (live)
16. 69 Moonlight (live)





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Friday, February 4, 2011

Dead Boys - We Have Come For Your Children




Iconic punk group the Dead Boys' release WE'VE COME FOR YOUR CHILDREN includes the songs "3rd Generation Nation," "Big City," and "Ain't It Fun."

Originally released in 1978, the second and final album by Cleveland punk heroes the Dead Boys was widely panned at the time, viewed as a move toward the mainstream. In retrospect, the cleaner and more metal-oriented sound seems an obvious precursor of hardcore, the American punk style that would dominate the 1980s, and singer Stiv Bators rarely sounded more inspired in his aggression.
Features Joey & Dee Dee Ramone!-cduniverse.com-



Genre: Punk
Year: 1978





Tracklist:


01. 3rd Generation Nation
02. I Won't Look Back
03. (I Don't Wanna Be No) Catholic Boy
04. Flame Thrower Love
05. Son Of Sam
06. Tell Me
07. Big City
08. Calling On You
09. Dead and Alive
10. Ain't It Fun







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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Dance Hall Crashers - Lockjaw




An ebullient debut album by one of the best bands of the '90s ska-punk revival; nearly every song here is either extremely catchy, extremely funny or both. There's also a strong feminist slant here, which isn't that surprising, given that the two lead vocalists are women; just about every guy mentioned in the lyrics is somewhere between a bore and a creep The music, however, is a joyous, upbeat, two-guitar-driven racket, and frankly it's pretty hard to resist a band whose members can write a song about the tedium of their day jobs that includes the lines "Sometimes the days seem so long / I wish my boss hadn't taken my bong."-cduniverse.com-




Genre: Punk/Ska
Year: 1995








Tracklist:


01. Shelley
02. Don't Wanna Behave
03. Queen For A Day
04. Flyin
05. Good For Nothin
06. Buried Alive
07. Sticky
08. Too Late
09. Go
10. Enough
11. Pictures
12. Day Job
13. So Sue Us
14. We Owe







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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Crowned King - Break The Silence



Crowned Kings debut on Aquarius Records. The follow-up to their independent release 'Tempting Fate'. Hear why this band has played Warped tour numerous times and toured with the likes of The Distillers, Alexisonfire, Billy Talent, Fishbone, and more.-interpunk.com-



Genre: Ska
Year: 2003





Tracklist:


01. Playing God
02. All That She Wanted
03. Turn It Up (we're Going Down)
04. One In A Million
05. Don't Wanna Go
06. A Song About Death
07. Impatience
08. True Love
09. Yours Truly
10. Unload
11. Tired Eyes
12. Reason To Believe







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Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Crimpshrine - Duct Tape Soup LP




Highly influential punk band from Berkeley, California. The original incarnation of Crimpshrine consisted of Aaron Cometbus, Jeff Ott (12 years old at the time) and Jesse Michaels (who would later form Operation Ivy), and was formed in the summer of 1982. At that time, the group went by the name "S.A.G." A few demos from this period may survive on tape, and at least one track from this era was released on a compilation put out by Cometbus in the early 1990s.

S.A.G. broke up with the departure of Jesse Michaels in 1984, and the band changed their name to Crimpshrine and went through a whirlwind of lineup changes (including a brief stint with Tim Armstrong (pre-Operation Ivy) on bass). In 1986, the band began to play live shows, and in early 1987, their first demo was recorded.

Crimpshrine released several 7" records, and an LP on Lookout! Records, as well as a now extremely rare LP on Musical Tragedies (a German label). They also were featured on many compilations.

Crimpshrine disbanded in 1989 (although their last recordings would make their way onto a split 7" in 1990).

Crimpshrine members would go on to play in Operation Ivy, Rancid, Shotwell Coho, Pinhead Gunpowder, Sweet Babys, Tilt (2) and many other East Bay bands.-discogs.com-




Genre: Punk
Year: 1998






Tracklist:


01. Trying Too Hard
02. Summertime
03. Caught Up
04. Left Outside Again
05. Safely Wasting Away
06. Wake Up
07. Pick Up The Pieces
08. RDC
09. Construction
10. Closed Doors, Closed Minds
11. Pretty Mess
12. WNWSFK
13. Can You Feel That?
14. Along The Way
15. Free Will
16. Fucked Up Kid







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Monday, January 31, 2011

Cockney Rejects - Oi! Oi! Oi!




Genre: Oi!
Year: 2000






Tracklist:


01. Bad Man
02. I'm Not A Fool
03. East End
04. I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
05. West Side Boys
06. War On The Terraces
07. Oi! Oi! Oi!
08. The Rocker
09. We Are The Firm
10. We Can Do Anything
11. Are You Ready To Ruck
12. Hate Of The City
13. Where The Hell Is Babylon
14. Flares N Slippers
15. Police Car
16. I Wanna Be A Star
17. Dead Generation
18. Man's Life In The Army
19. Motorhead
20. Greatest Cockney Ripoff






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Circle Jerks - Gig





The Circle Jerks burst onto the explosive early-'80s L.A. punk scene with vocalist Keith Morris fresh from a short-lived stint in the legendary Black Flag, who were notorious for their raucous, riot-police-infested live shows. The Circle Jerks earned their credibility and reputation in much the same way; with energy-packed, near-riot-status live performances. While Gig was recorded about a dozen years after their inception, the Circle Jerks live shows still proved to be edgy and exciting, although a little less riot-police prone than their early days. Through a handful of shows in Southern California and Mexico, they manage to document their ear-splitting, sarcasm-laced legacy with sustained energy and a tightly coiled attack. Guitarist Greg Hetson, now serving in the still surviving Bad Religion, plays with the speed of his early days and the skill that results from years spent honing his craft. Keith Morris' sandpaper yowl and sarcastic wit survived their hard-lived years as well, with his legendary storytelling and midsong improvisations setting the Circle Jerks apart from the tough-guy mentality that often pervades the punk scene. Rhythm section Keith Clark and Zander Schloss provide a thundering backdrop for some of the heaviest and most scathing punk rock to come out of the '80s. Punk purists might cringe at the slightly metal influence that they adopted in the mid-'80s, but these years also contributed to the development of their sonically brutal live spectacle, and all the bases are thoroughly covered on Gig. Early favorites like "High Price on Our Heads" and "When the Shit Hits the Fan" embrace the incendiary past and offer listeners the chance to hear them the way they were meant to be: live, loud, and thoroughly obnoxious. Many songs from their mid- to late-'80s heyday make the live cut as well. The ironic "I Don't" and mainstream media critical "Casualty Vampires" take on even more visceral energy than their studio-recorded versions. This recording roars to a close on an old-school note with the anthemic "Wild in the Streets" and the last-second touch of Morris breaking up a fight between some overzealous fans with his razor-sharp tongue. Gig proves yet again that punk rock is meant to be experienced live, and if you missed the Jerks in their heyday, this is the next best thing. ~ Paul Henderson

Recorded live at Iguanas, Tijuana, Mexico; Country Club, Reseda, California and Ventura Theater, Ventura, California.-cduniverse.com-





Genre: Punk
Year: 1992







Tracklist:


01. Beat me Senseless
02. High Price on our Heads
03. Letter Bomb
04. In your Eyes
05. Making the Bombs
06. All wound Up
07. Coup D'etat
08. Mrs. Jones
09. Back Against the Wall
10. Casualty Vampires
11. I Don't Care
12. Making Time
13. Junk Mail
14. I, I & I
15. World up my Ass
16. I just want some Skank
17. Beverly Hills
18. The Crowd
19. When the Shit Hits the Fan
20. Deny Everything
21. Wonderful
22. Wild in the Streets






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Sunday, January 30, 2011

Casey Jones - I Hope We're Not The Last




Genre: Hardcore
Year: 2011







Tracklist:


01. Hammer The Nails
02. Butt Hash
03. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
04. Louisa
05. Birdman Got Hit By A Trolley (AAA)
06. Fisher Price My First Friends
07. If James Hetfield Can Stay Straight Edge, Anyone Can
08. Sugar Coated And Deep Fried
09. Spittin’ On Reptiles
10. I Hope We’re Not The Last







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