Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 104

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Dr. Frank – Show Business is My Life – Review

June 1, 1999

Mr. T Experience is credited by some as the founders of the East Bay pop-punk sound, and Dr. Frank is the chief songwriter/vocalist for MTX.

The Bulemics – Old Enough to Know Better – Review

June 1, 1999

The crudest, raunchiest, sickest, dumbest rock band on the planet hails from Texas. No shit, you were expecting Delaware maybe?

Dogpiss – Eine Kleine Punkmusik – Review

June 1, 1999

UK notables Duncan Redmonds and Lee Murphy from Snuff and Jools from Guns ‘N Wankers. Dogpiss is tight, peppy, and has found a home on Fat.

Doctor Explosion – The Subnormal Revolution – Review

June 1, 1999

Doctor Explosion rip off riffs from surf unknowns or the Blues Magoos and the Music Explosion while laughing like psychotic alcoholic bullfighters.

Buck Wild – Full Metal Overdrive – Review

June 1, 1999

If a little something makes you think, “hey, Cheap Trick coulda written that riff,” it makes up for a few minutes of mediocre Lagwagonish melodies and rhythms.

Doc Hopper – Zigs, Yaws, and Zags – Review

June 1, 1999

Hints of Descendents, Green Day, a bit of almost country guitar, a bit of emo/indie rock, and some full-on guitar rock jamming.

Doc Hopper – Weston – The Stepchildren of – Review

June 1, 1999

Weston contributes 16 live tracks recorded at the Pipeline in New Jersey and Doc Hopper kicks in 13 tracks recorded live at NYU in NYC.

Bouncing Souls – Hopeless Romantic – Review

June 1, 1999

New Wave and Billy Idol are slipped in amidst pep-rally cheers, pub anthems, nostalgic reminiscences, and, well, driving rock.

The Bollweevils – History of Pt. II – Review

June 1, 1999

This is a 24-song compilation of all sorts of songs spanning the years that originally appeared on split 7″s, comps, and a few unreleased tracks.

Teen Idols – Pucker Up! – Review

June 1, 1999

Teen Idols layer male/female harmonies in a way that’s unlike the glut of “whoa-whoa” punkpop. Evidently, it’s the Nashville bluegrass/rockabilly influence.

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