Showing posts with label Punk Rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punk Rock. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

7 Deadly Sins - 2002 Sometimes, Mostly, in Between


Band : 7 Deadly Sins
Album : Sometimes, Mostly, in Between
Release Year : 2002
Genre : Melodic | Punk Rock

Tracklist :
 1.Wake Up  
2.Unmutual Concerning  
3.Alone And Up  
4.Weirdo One Nite Stand  
5.Shit Happens  
6.U May Not Care  
7.Take Another Take  
8.If Only  
9.Do U Understand  
10.Nothing Left  
11.Getting Fed Up  
12.U May Not Care (Original)  
13.Crack
 
One of my favorite local band!! Hell yeah they still alive!!! Just read Their biography here, one of the best punk band in my town!!! :

"7 Deadly Sins started with a band that used to be known called TOBASCO in the middle of early 1999 with 4 personel member as : Karel ( Drum ), Terry ( Rhytem ), Pandi ( Bass), David ( vox ) .And as generally as any other band does ,this band started out as a stand underground band where we can get involve and get along with any other underground bands by getting our self into an Audition to join by playing our favourite Punk Rock Band as : Goldfinger, Rancid, Operation ivy, Suicide Machine, NOFX, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and lots more. TOBASCO are kept hangin on underground scene much less a year until they have decided to took a break, coz for some reason one of the member ( david ) needed to carry on with Studies abroad. As David comes back along from the hell of his screwed studies, an idea popped out to get back their feet on the ground and to reformat TOBASCO, the idea was originally came from Terry, with purposes of getting back together and play some music that we love to. The idea was anticipated well among the boys and we finally decide to get a brand new name of our new format band , that’s where we got 7 deadly Sins name from, with new formation, 7 Deadly Sins begun on early year 2001 with a new Bass player called Ais. The name of 7 Deadly Sins was actually given by David which means “ 7 Types of drunken person”. By starting our first stomp in underground scenery, one of the member came up with an idea to produce our own songs by a reason that we have pretty much tired playing peoples songs. We have started far before the band was formed, song has been produced by 7 Deadly Sins themself. As time goes by, song has been compiled, we decided to get our ass out to the recording studio, as everything being done, we carry on with an idea to produced our own fuckin album which our own fuckin dream since we started on the band. Recording Activities were started by a very low budget, long fuckin patience, and we’re so hoping that this album would be our bitter & sweet memory during our days with the underground scenery. 4 months has gone, the album were finished eventually, total track on the album were 13 tracks. Goes off from that moment, Here we are 7 Deadly Sins with our own new album, titled “ SOMETIMES , MOSLTY, IN BETWEEN” with an intention that we could stand our existence and keep up an underground scenery all the way, and hoping that this album could be the tremendous memory album for our old fuckin days ahead.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2011 Sing In Japanese


Band : Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Album : Sing In Japanese
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Punk Rock | Melodic

Tracklist :
1: Hero
2: Kokoro No Tabi
3: Kekkon Shiyoyo
4: C-C-C
5: 22 Sai No Wakare
6: Linda Linda

By now, everyone knows Me First and the Gimme Gimmes as the all-star-punk-rock supergroup-cover-band that exploded on the scene in the 90’s, and made every other shitty pop punk band’s ironic covers obsolete with their debut Have a Ball. They’ve since tackled almost every genre under the sun, with albums of showtunes, R&B jams, classics from the 50’ and 60’s, pop hits, cheesy mom-favorites, country songs and most recently a slew of songs by Australians for their 2011 EP entitled Go Down Under. Well, never ones to rest on their laurels, the boys from the Gimmes are back with their most ambitious project to date, one that takes them far from the dingy back rooms of suburban roadhouse karaoke bars, halfway around the world to the clean, brightly lit karaoke bars of Tokyo. That’s right folks, Spike, Mike, Joey, Chris and Dave are back and this time shit’s gotten positively Japanese with the latest EP Me First and The Gimme Gimmes Sing In Japanese! And not since American Ninja has Japanese culture been so thoroughly beaten at its own game.

And they’re not stopping with Japan. The Gimmes are planning on doing ep’s in Spanish, Italian, German and French in the near future, thereby answering the eternal question “is every single culture on earth better if a bunch of drunk bay area weirdos add their own twist to it?” with a resounding ‘YEAH! YEAH! YEAH!”
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Exploited - 2001 Totally Exploited


Band : The Exploited
Album : Totally Exploited
Release Year : 2001
Genre : Street Punk | Punk Rock

Tracklist :
01. Punk's not dead
02. Army life
03. Fuck a mod
04. Barmy army
05. Dogs of war
06. Dead cities
07. Sex & Violence
08. Yops
09. Daily news
10. Dole Q
11. I Believe in anarchy
12. God saved the queen
13. Psycho
14. Blown to bits
15. Insanity
16. S.P.G.
17. Jimmy Boyle
18. U.S.A.
19. Attack
20. Rival leaders
21. Crashed out
22. What you gonna do23. Class war
24. Alternative
25. Computers don't blunder
26. Addiction
27. Hitler's in the charts again

Yeah, look what i found on my old hardrive!! This is very old and i don't remember when i have this one. Well, this is the classic album, a compilation of the best from The Exploited.

They started out as an street punk band, before transforming into a faster hardcore punk band, only with a heavy political influence. From about 1987 on (around the time of Death Before Dishonour) they changed into a crossover thrash band. Formed in Edinburgh by ex-soldier Wattie Buchan they signed to Secret Records in March 1981 and released their debut EP Army Life. The album Punks Not Dead followed in the same year. Despite many lineup changes, the band continued into the 2000s and has developed a worldwide following. The band are currently writing material for a new album.






Friday, August 19, 2011

NOFX - 2011 Hardcore EP


Band : NOFX
Album : Hardcore EP
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Melodic | Punk Rock

Tracklist :
1. Friend Or Foe (Agnostic Front Cover)
2. IQ32 (Necros Cover)
3. Police Brutality (Urban Waste Cover)
4. Mental Breakdown (Social Unrest Cover)
5. No More Lies (Battalion Of Saints Cover)
6. Race Riot (D.O.A. Cover)
7. Say We Suck (Sin 34 Cover)
8. Child Hosts The Parasite (Rebel Truth Cover)
9. Professional Punk (Stretch Marks Cover)
 
No, I'm not going to give away any of the surprises!* But, on their most cryptic release, NOFX demonstrates that really, maybe they should get more credit as innovators than they have in the past. Designed as either a tool to measure the listener's punk points, or to introduce younger fans to the old guard, NOFX's untitled 2011 EP features the band covering two handfuls of obscure '80s hardcore bands. But the kicker is that the record has no track listing, no credits, and no way of identifying the source of the tunes, leaving the listener to guess and research the source for these '80s thrashers.

As the band tears through minute-long banger after minute-long banger, they exhibit the early energy and vitriol found on the seven-inches with photocopied covers from yesteryear. Remarkably, the band doesn't seem to try to mimic the old-school energy as much as draw from the same source. A lot of modern hardcore, or even throwback hardcore that tries to play in the same form as hardcore's nascent stage seems to not quite have the same snap of the originators. Usually this is due to modern production, which in cleaning off the grime cleans out the soul of the music too; or, the newer bands try to be too hardcore, and end up sounding more metal than energetic.

Somehow, NOFX records in a lo-fi manner and creates an EP that sounds like it really was recorded in 1983, and despite their collective 160 years of age, sound like they are a bunch of 17-year-olds trying their hardest to blow the speaker. In doing so, they balance just the right amount of energy, anger, and fun-times attitude to keep any of those aspects from drowning the other out.

In possibly some sort of meta-commentary, the band has released three versions of the record: a 7", a single-sided 10", and a picture disc 12". Just as the rare pressing of the original hardcore bands have become fetishized into collectibles fetching $400 on eBay, NOFX has fashioned these brand new recordings into collectibles upon their very debut.

But the release seems to operate as more than just a "check out these old tunes we used to like!" Maybe because NOFX surged in popularity in the 1990s, people tend to forget that they played their first show in 1983. Really, NOFX aren't paying tribute to their forefathers as much as they are returning to their roots. NOFX might have been one of the '90s biggest pop-punk bands, but they're also one of the last of hardcore's original front line.

Even more, the ease with which NOFX plays these covers is fascinating. Although NOFX is known for its absolutist take on politics and tales of chemical debauchery, this release underscores the band's willingness to take chances. When more serious bands do unusual things, fans and critics will often comment on how "so and so is pushing the envelope and stretching hardcore to its limits." But when NOFX records 17-minute-long songs, acoustic songs about one's mother dying, or an entire EP recorded in four hours, people go "well, of course they did, it's NOFX."

How weird is it that in using other people's ancient material, NOFX is able to show that despite all their crude humor and simplified politics, they're able to make the argument that really, they've been one of the few punk groups that isn't scared to push forward and ignore the rules that were erected around them.






Wednesday, July 20, 2011

New Creases - 2010 About Last Night


Band : New Creases
Album : About Last Night
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Pop Punk | Punk Rock

Tracklist :
1. Come Around
2. French Perfume
3. Northeast Pull
4. Drive Away

Traffic Street Records along with No Breaks Records unleashes another record your ears will love. New Creases their fast, their catchy and they’ve got female and male vocals so there’s something for everyone here. From start to finish this record is solid. This will fill that empty rock/pop/punk hole you have inside of you, at least for a while. Plus it’s got pretty great cover art on it.
About Last Night... is New Creases' first new material since their s/t CDEP in 2009. Four new anthems about being stuck in cities and patterns, for better or worse, and just trying to figure out which one of those applies on a given day. If you're a fan of The Measure (SA), Rumspringer, or Through Being Cool-era Saves the Day, do yourself a favor and pick up this record.





New Creases - 2009 New Creases


Band : New Creases
Album : New Creases
Release Year : 2009
Genre : Pop Punk | Punk Rock

Tracklist :
01 New Creases
02 Not Coming With
03 Covered Bridges
04 The Boat Dreams From the Hill 'JawBreaker Cover'
05 Wild Knives

Five great songs from Columbus, Ohio! Boy/girl vocals; super catchy! Some of this really reminds me of Black Rainbow, without the growly vocals. Actually, could picture this band touring with any Iggy-Scam-backed band—Shotwell, Black Rainbow, Onion Flavored Rings—all of this is just another way of saying that I really, really like this band! Plus a great Jawbreaker cover (“The Boat Dreams from the Hill”). If it were a cereal, it’d be Frosted Flakes! More punk rock than pop punk, but with plenty of sugar-coated melodic yumminess!





Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Dropkick Murphys – 2011 Going Out In Style


*By Request

Band : Dropkick Murphys
Album : Going Out In Style
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Punk Rock

Tracklist :
01. Hang em High
02. Going Out In Style
03. The Hardest Mile
04. Cruel
05. Memorial Day
06. Climbing A Chair To Bed
07. Broken Hymns
08. Deeds Not Words
09. Take Em Down
10. Sunday Hardcore Matinee
11. 1953
12. Peg O My Heart
13. The Irish Rover

 Dropkick Murphys fans rejoice! The band, probably best known for supplying the Boston Red Sox the song “Tessie” for the 2004 season, released their seventh studio album, Going Out in Style, on Tuesday, March 1st. Dropkick Murphys fans met the release of Going Out in Style with much anticipation as the album is the group’s first new studio record in three years. The bulk of the 13 tracks on Going Out in Style will leave you wanting to call your friends, grab some beers, and celebrate life.  
Going Out in Style is a concept album which follows a fictional character named Cornelius Larkin through his life’s journey. Cornelius Larkin combines characteristics from all seven band members and their families’ histories. Interestingly enough, the Cornelius Larkin character didn’t really draw me in. The album, however, still did. Perhaps I just have an overactive imagination but I found many of the songs able to stand on their own merits. These merits range from partying to political issues.
On first listen many of the songs stimulate the party vibe due to their upbeat tempos and cheerful vocal tones. The title track “Going Out in Style” garners a complete party vibe with the song’s lyrics. The chorus line “I couldn’t really give a shit, I’m going out in style!” acts as the perfect motto for anyone who wants to forget his worries and have some fun.
The timing for Going Out in Style’s release couldn’t have been any better in regards to the song “Take ‘Em Down.” Collective bargaining and unions have become hot topics in the news. “Take ‘Em Down” offers support for unions. Lines like “When the boss comes calling don’t believe their lies” and “When the boss comes calling we got to organize” demonstrates distrust for management. The song’s message can be summed up with the lyric “We got to take the bastards down.”

Overall the Dropkick Murphys’ Going Out in Style album has a lot to offer. If you like upbeat tempo music, Going Out in Style will be a must have for you. If you enjoy the authentic Irish sound of the Dropkick Murphys, you will also want get your own copy of Going Out in Style.





Sunday, February 27, 2011

Bad Religion - 2010 The Dissent Of Man (Deluxe Edition)


Band : Bad Religion
Album : The Dissent Of Man (Deluxe Edition)
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Punk Rock

Tracklist:
1. The Day That the Earth Stalled
2. Only Rain
3. The Resist Stance
4. Won’t Somebody
5. The Devil in Stitches
6. Pride and the Pallor
7. Wrong Way Kids
8. Meeting of the Minds
9. Someone to Believe
10. Avalon
11. Cyanide
12. Turn Your Back On Me
13. Ad Hominem
14. Where The Fun Is
15. I Won’t Say Anything
16. Finite
17. Best For You (Live)
18. Pessimistic Lines (Live)
19. How Much Is Enough (Live)
20. Generator (Live) 

Bad Religion are one of the all-time great punk bands. They were one of the premiere melodic hardcore bands, blending hooks and smooth vocals with hardcore music. After 31 years, the band is still touring and releasing new albums. They’ve always been a politically charged band behind the “ooohs and aaaahs”, and their new album is no different. Despite only having one album certified gold (1994′s Stranger Than Fiction), they’ve always maintained a sizable cult following.
Unlike most veteran acts, Bad Religion still crank out a new album every 2-3 years. The band also champions the DIY ethic, releasing their albums on guitarist Brett Gurewitz’s label, Epitaph. They also have been known to produce their own albums, although they have had their last few produced by Joe Barresi. So yes, the band still releases new material, but is it good? The short answer is “yes”.
All in all this is a good album, but it’s not a masterpiece. However, Bad Religion have proven that a band can still sound fresh after making music for over three decades. I think this album will satisfy fans of the band, and fans of the punk genre. It’s a good album, and none of the tracks are explicitly bad, some are just weaker than others. If you’ve never heard of Bad Religion and are thinking of checking them out, I wouldn’t start here. I don’t think this is the band’s strongest effort to serve as an introduction, but if you like even a few songs by them, check out this album.


GET IT!



Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1995-2008 7" Collection


Band : Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Album : 7" Collection
Release Year : 1995-2008
Genre : Punk Rock / Melodic
 
*By Request
 
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1995 Denver EP
01 - Country Roads
02 - Leaving On A Jet Plane
 
 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1996 Billy EP
 01 - Only the Good Die Young
02 - Uptown Girl

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1997 Barry EP
01 - Mandy
02 - I Write the Songs

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1997 Paul EP
01 - Me & Julio Down By the Schoolyard
02 - Mother and Child Reunion

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1999 Elton EP
01 - Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me
02 - Rocket Man

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1999 Garf EP
01 - The Boxer
 02 - I Am A Rock

 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 1999 In Your Barcalounger EP
 01 - Fire and Rain
02 - You've Got A Friend

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2001 Bob EP
01 - Blow In the Wind
02 - The Times They Are A-Changin'

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2001 Shannon EP
01 - Runaway
02 - Hats Off To Larry

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2001 Stevens EP
01 - Father and Son
02 - Wild World

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2003 Stevie EP
01 - I Just Called To Say I Love You
02 - Isn't She Lovely

 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2007 Cash EP
 01 - Sunday Morning Coming Down
 02 - I Still Miss Someone

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2007 Dolly EP
01 - Jolene
02 - I Will Always Love You

 Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2007 Willie EP
01 - On the Road Again
02 - City of New Orleans

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2008 Jerry EP
01 - East Bound and Down (Rough Mix)
02 - I'm Gonna Write A Song

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2008 Kenny EP
01 - She Believes In Me (Demo)
02 - Lady

Well, here's my 7" collection from MFatGG, it's kinda lazy to post it all but some poeple ask me to post it and i don't have any choise, so enjoy it!





Friday, February 11, 2011

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes - 2011 Go Down Under


Band : Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Album : Go Down Under
Release Year : 2011
Genre : Punk Rock / Melodic

Tracklist : 
1. "Never Tear Us Apart" (INXS)
2. "All Out of Love" (Air Supply)
3. "Friday on My Mind" (The Easybeats)
4. "Have You Never Been Mellow" (Olivia Newton-John)
5. "I've Done Everything for You" (Rick Springfield)

Yeah, i've been waiting for new release from this punk rock supergroup and the best cover band in the world haha. Me First and The Gimme Gimmes are known for filling their covers with famous guitar riffs from songs by other punk rock bands (or bands playing related genres like New Wave). The album consists of covers from Australian artists and groups. It was released on February 1, 2011 to coincide with the band's Australian tour. Well, enjoy this!


Saturday, January 1, 2011

NOFX /The Spits - 2010 Split 7 Inches


Band : NOFX and The Spits
Album : Split
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Punk Rock / Melodic

Tracklist : 
A1 - NOFX - Hold It Back
A2 - NOFX - Teenage Existentialist
B1 - The Spits - Wait
B2 - The Spits - Get Our Kicks

Here's the latest release from NOFX, the split album with The Spit from Washington DC. Rally Nice Cover Art Work!!!





NOFX - 2009 MySpace Transmissions


Band : NOFX
Album : MySpace Transmissions
Release Year : 2009
Genre : Punk Rock / Melodic

Tracklist :
01  Fleas
02  My Orphan Year
03  The Quitter
04  I'm Telling Tim

NOFX live at MySpace Transmissions





NOFX - 2009 Coaster (BONUS CD)


Band : NOFX
Album : Coaster (BONUS CD)
Release Year : 2009
Genre : Punk Rock / Melodic

Tracklist : 
01 i've become a clich
02 the quitter (demo)

Here's the bonus track of coaster




Friday, December 17, 2010

Bad Religion - 2010 30 Years Live


Band : Bad Religion
Album : 30 Years Live
Release Year : 2010
Genre : Punk Rock

Tracklist:
 01. Fuck Armageddon, This Is Hell
02. Dearly Beloved
03. Suffer
04. Man With A Mission
05. New Dar Ages
06. Germs Of Perfection
07. Marked
08. A Walk
09. Flat Earl Society
10. Resist Stance
11. American Jesus
12. Social Suicide
13. Atheist Peace
14. Tomorrow
15. Won't Somebody
16. Los Angeles Is Burning
17. We're Only Gonna Die
 
On March 4, 2010, it was announced on the band's website that they would be recording a new live album during their spring tour of 2010.
The live album has not been sold in stores, possibly due to the troubles the band had in 1997 trying to get the record company to sell Tested. Instead, it was released as a free download for fans who had signed up on the mailing list at the band's website.
On March 8, 2010, it was announced on the Epitaph Blog that the album would be released on May 18, 2010 for a short period only.