Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 115

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Migraines – Juvenilia – Review

January 1, 1999

Migraines are best noted for being one of the few bands almost no one’s ever heard of, but everyone will confuse with Vindictive and/or Sloppy Seconds.

Midget – Jukebox – Review

January 1, 1999

They really oughtta come to terms with the fact that they’re better at dippy, punky pop than filtering the Beatles through too many Goo Goo Dolls records.

Jon Cougar Concentration Camp – Too Tough To Die – Review

January 1, 1999

Jon Cougar Concentration Camp do an admirable job of snarling every note (both vocally and musically) and under-producing the shit out of Too Tough To Die.

Jon Cougar Concentration Camp – Melon – Review

January 1, 1999

JCCC have a gruff-voiced, tongue-in-butt-cheek meanness, much like Screeching Weasel did in their heyday. Modern-day classics.

Home Grown – Act Your Age – Review

January 1, 1999

Ever wonder where MxPx got their schtick? Me neither, but the answer is Home Grown.

Guttermouth – Live From the Pharmacy – Review

January 1, 1999

They fart, they curse, they tell their own fans that they’re a bunch of pussies, they try to score drugs and chicks from the stage, and they play goddamn fast.

88 Fingers Louie – Back On The Streets – Review

January 1, 1999

Melodic without being whiny pop sissies, hard without being judgmental, gnashing-teeth dorks, 88 Fingers rampage through catchy-yet-not-shit tunes.

5Driver – Self Proclaimed Rock Stars – Review

January 1, 1999

This PA punk band’s debut sounds like Good Riddance, a hybrid of Rick Springfield and straight-ahead NOFX, or, in general, an awful lot of West Coast punk.

Rocket From The Crypt – RFTC – Review

November 1, 1998

RFTC are just havin’ a good time workin’ with a guy (Kevin Shirley) who produced Journey records and another guy (Jim Dickinson) who produced Cramps records.

Ronnie & Clyde – In Glorious Black and Blue – Review

November 1, 1998

It’s drum ‘n’ bass… It’s mellow Big Beat… It’s fast Trip Hop… Wait, you’re all right!

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