Lollipop Magazine

Warped Tour 2002 Compilation – Review

November 11, 2002

There are a few old timers, a bunch of mid-’90s greats, and it’s practically a who’s who of all the news bands, both great and pathetic.

Murphy’s Law – The Best of Times / Good For Now – Review

April 1, 2001

Two of Murphy’s Law’s hard-to-find releases reissued on one disc. You can’t beat that!

Never Mind the Sex Pistols, Here’s the Tribute – Review

September 1, 2000

Punk bands covering Sex Pistols’ songs? Isn’t that what practically all punk records are anyway? Sheeeit…

City Rockers – A Tribute to the Clash – Review

January 1, 2000

Most of the bands can’t think of anything interesting to do with their song, so they read it as the clumsy punk or hardcore they normally do.

Music to Kill For – Review

April 1, 1999

Punkabilly, punkpop, ska, and power pop make up the history of Side One Dummy. Music to Kill For, their ninth release, is a retrospective.

Show and Tell – A Stormy Remembrance of TV Theme Songs – Review

June 1, 1997

A nostalgia joyride, strapped in A Clockwork Orange-style. The tape’s running at double-time. And the sound quality is decent at best. 35 songs is too many.

Creepy Crawl Live – Review

June 1, 1997

Fifteen New York heavyweights, all live. You name it, Murphy’s Law, Warzone, Ensign, Cold Front, H2O, they’re all here.

Mighty Mighty BossTones – Mighty Mighty Throwdown Live – Review

February 1, 1997

They energized the Boston scene with five nights of ska, punk and rock music at five sold out clubs all across the city.

Murphy’s Law – Dedicated – Review

August 1, 1996

They’re still good at what they do best, playing fast, tight, concise punk songs splashed with humor.

Punk Rock Jukebox – Records

February 1, 1996

Twenty-three bands contribute one cover tune each of punk rock oldies that inspired them to creativity, or pure imitation, as the case may be.