Saved from the dark recesses of the old forgotten singles and defunct band drawer at the label I worked for, this thing has one song going for it: "Tangerine Sp...
I honestly don't like Anthrax, but bought this album for the Public Enemy duet, "Bring the Noise." The whole rap/rock thing was in full swing, and I'd buy anyth...
Like Toadies' Possum Kingdom back in the day, this is a one-track purchase. "Sometime Around Midnight" was certainly less ubiquitous, but it was hard to miss th...
I'm kinda buzzed while I'm writing this and somehow it sounds both shitty and good. The production and whatnot sounds like ass, overproduced and sticky like Jap...
I have no idea what the hell I was thinking when I dropped a few clams on this piece of shit. Maybe it was the juicy, round ass on the cover. Maybe it was becau...
The dudes from this band are nice guys, so I feel a little bad talking shit about their album. The first track sounds like a Bad Religion retread from the early...
I have a personal investment in this one. No, I didn't actually pay for the album, but we did build the website for it--and it took longer to build than the ban...
There's a twenty-year gap in my Elvis Costello record collection. I literally went from Trust to this album (ignoring the Greatest Hits album). And even that wo...
Feel good corporate pop rock isn't really my bag, baby. Any number of utterances of the word "fuck" isn't going to throw me off the scent and make me think I'm ...
