Old Skars and Upstarts |
| February 2003 Hard Rock Metal Punk | |
| Written by Vinnie Apicella | |
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Reviews Artist: VariousTitle: Old Skars and Upstarts Label: Disaster Records But anything called Disaster Records is worth a look and here you got about 27 different bands doing their own version of Chuck Berry meets Damien Thorne on death alley where they both come out stylin' smilin' and sucking wind… right, and so what if we had the warning labels on albums during the late fifties? Ha, man, talk about free reign! These bands are so good it's criminal… even the two or three wankers doing their CCR revivalist muddle through the moonlight bullshit can be overlooked cuz they're easily forgotten. So what are words worth? When is Punk "Punk," and what do we define as Rock and Roll these days? Death Punk, Garage Punk, Garage Rock, Joe's Garage, Devil dealing. domestic abuse… sneering, snot nosed, hipper than holy… FTW, it's Rock and Roll done to death by bands with dirty hands and heavy balls, (sorry Texas Terri, no slight intended, yours rank right up there!) heavy lids, and all expenses paid down Dictators' lane somewhere between the frays of The Pistols, UK's Subs, "Rocket To Russia," and something to do with White rioting… yeah, fill in the blanks, but "oi" is "cool" and this comps' got plenty of 'em both, whatever side of the Atlantic your arse is sitting. What's this all mean? Who fucking knows? First of all, forget the fluff, stash away your summer blonde, grease up yer bearings, plug in, zone out and break things! Yeah most are bands you probably never heard much of-The Discontent, Bad Chopper, The Sound Brigade, Oxymoron… and if ya have, good for you, you know they're alright, and so apparently does your doctor. Then there's stuff from U.S. Bombs, The Stitches, The Forgotten, The Worthless, and even Mudhoney of all things to close out from their killer "Since We've Become Translucent" comeback, leading "The Straight Life" which we all know is full of shit anyways… So there's a nice selection going here of hand picked trash picker last nickel, less art, more mucous Rock bands with one last lethal dose of poison for the dead generation! User reviews There are no user reviews for this item. Add new review Powered by jReviews |
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