Punk/Power Pop Review – Page 65

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Millencolin – Home from Home – Review

July 5, 2002

Sweden’s answer to mid-’90s SoCal punkpop long ago outgrew their skapunk beginnings and knock-off sound to become a powerhouse of a pop punk band.

The Arsons – Whole Life Crisis – Review

July 5, 2002

These Jersey punk vets properly pissed about wussy poppunk saach get revenge by slashing out damn near a dozen buzzsaw scorchers that come off real catchy.

NOFX – Rancid – BYO Split Series Volume 3 – Review

July 5, 2002

Rancid’s songs are a waste of NOFX’s talents, and when Rancid covers NOFX songs, I keep crackin’ up before I realize they aren’t kidding.

PipeDown – Enemies of Progress – Review

July 5, 2002

Good music can justify a lot of nonsense. Pipedown, on the other hand, sound like an uncomfortable cross between lightweight “punk” and lightweight “hardcore.”

Rancid/NOFX – BYO Split Series Volume 3 – Review

July 5, 2002

Rancid’s songs are a waste of NOFX’s talents, and when Rancid covers NOFX songs, I keep crackin’ up before I realize they aren’t kidding.

Midtown – Living Well Is the Best Revenge – Review

June 28, 2002

Midtown are from New Jersey, home of Bon Jovi, Springsteen, the Bouncing Souls, and the Sopranos. Copout reference points’d be Blink-182 and A New Found Glory.

The Sign Offs – Review

June 28, 2002

Every so often, a young’n’snotty band comes along that knows the roots of punk rock but doesn’t make a big deal about it. They just blow everyone off the stage.

Joey Ramone – Don’t Worry About Me – Review

June 28, 2002

These songs were written and recorded with Daniel Rey after the Ramones broke up in ’96 and mostly completed before Joey’s tragic death in April, 2001.

Dwarves – How to Win Friends and Influence People – Review

June 28, 2002

New recordings of faves. 17 songs race by in a rather dangerous 27 minutes. Closes with the gonzo spoken noir thing “Surfing the Intercourse Barn.”

The Hives – Barely Legal – Review

June 28, 2002

The Hives got this nasty pickled cod shake appeal so high-octane ya’d swear their pores ooze nitro as they run through the fourteen tracks here.

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