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The Vandals – Live At The House of Blues Anaheim – Review

June 21, 2004

There’s something very gratifying about seeing Josh Freese and Warren Fitzgerald squander their immense talents on a silly band, just to have a bit of fun.

Pipedown – Mental Weaponry – Review

June 21, 2004

Winners of Duke Crevanator’s prestigious award for “Album that Contains the Largest Amount of Pseudo-Intellectual, Hypocritical Bullshit” for 2004.

Joe Coffee – Bright As The Stars We’re Under – Review

June 14, 2004

Anyone hoping that Paul Bearer is fronting a Sheer Terror clone is in for a big shock. He’s letting ST fans know he’s moving on from that period of his life.

Broken Bottles – In The Bottles – Review

June 7, 2004

A heavy bottom end supports nerd vocals like Johnny Rotten or The Weirdos. Not as jagged or energetic as you might expect: Smarmy rather than snotty.

Break The Silence – Near Life Experience – Review

June 7, 2004

“East Coast hardcore collides with West Coast melody” nails it. Bad Religion would be the easiest harmony to reference, but Good Riddance is more accurate.

The Cramps – Live at Napa State Mental Hospital – Review

May 23, 2004

The Cramps played a free show in 1978 to a room full of mental patients and had the good sense to record the proceedings for posterity.

Reel Big Fish – The Show Must Go Off! – Review

May 23, 2004

Reel Big Fish don’t move a lot on stage, and they take a lot of time to talk between songs. The slow pace of the show is a misrepresentation of the obvious playfulness of the band.

Nashville Pussy – Keep on Fuckin’ in Paris – Review

May 23, 2004

A 16-song set, including tons of classic material from Let Them Eat Pussy and High as Hell and Say Something Nasty. You also get an AC/DC cover (“Shot Down in Flames”) and a Turbonegro cover (“Age of Pamparius”).

The Sweethearts – L.U.V – Review

April 12, 2004

Teenie boppers looking for the next No Doubt need look no further. Super cutesy vocals over moderately aggressive guitars that stay crunchy in milk.

Ruth’s Hat – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Rock and Roll – Review

April 12, 2004

Mostly harmless.

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