Lollipop Magazine

Die Hunns- Long Legs – Review

December 1, 2004

15 songs (10 originals and five covers) running the gamut from hardcore to punk to quasi-surf to flat out ROCK. And it clocks in at about 40 minutes.

Punch Drunk V – Review

September 20, 2004

In previous incarnations of this series, there’ve been a few stinkers that snuck past security, but Volume V is a pure winner.

The Casualties – On the Front Line – Review

July 26, 2004

Where’s Jello Biafra when you need him? He said more politically in one Dead Kennedys song than all the Exploited wanna-be bands’ entire discographies COMBINED.

Speedealer – Burned Alive – Review

July 12, 2004

Recording quality is great, the impression of an intimate setting is certainly there, but with the full rock’n’roll presence any Speedealer fan would expect.

Subhumans – Live In A Dive – Review

June 21, 2004

UK Subhumans (now mostly members of Citizen Fish) have reformed on occasion to play live. The recording is pretty decent, and covers the range of their career.

Union 13 – Symptoms of Humanity – Review

June 21, 2004

Union 13 proudly holds up their East L.A. punk roots, performing the majority of songs in English, but their songs in Spanish are just as good.

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.

Zeke – Zeke You! – Review

May 23, 2004

It’s pretty entertaining and covers a ton of live shows between 1996 and 2001. All the shows (except for a bonus feature) were recorded on home video recorders.

The Micro Wrestling Federation’s Greatest Hits – Review

May 23, 2004

Midgets in wrestling has always been exploitative, but this DVD brings it to a new low.