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Detours

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by: Sheryl Crow

Release Date February 05, 2008
I was thinking it was in a plastic case because I didn't see if it stated what type of case it was in.

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Malignant

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by: Otophobia

Release Date April 23, 2002
This band covers void on one of their 7"s and their singer has one of the most amazing voices i have ever seen. Need I say more?

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Religious Fix

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by: Tuff

Release Date June 27, 1995
Everyone knew Tuff would amount to zilch in their original guise (apart from a couple of magazines circa 1991) so they took the best of a small number of options and toughened up their act. And they pulled it off with skill. Dunno why but this album works far better than What Comes Around.... This is a harder release because it takes the harder edge of their earlier sound and smears it all over the record. Tied to the Bells, Daddys Money, Follow the Loser and God Bless This Mess all hold up their end of the bargain, rolling along nicely.

How much of this sound alteration was due to Jamie Fonte and Jimi Lord having replaced Michael Lean and Todd Chase I can't say - but this album is far more committed and fuller bodied musically. We ... Read More:

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Shotstar

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Release Date September 18, 2001
It is fairly difficult to find a bunch of boys in Tucson with pants so tight that they must break out the tighty whiteys, but shotstar seem to manage every time. Whether you see them on stage or just listen to their fairly succinct cds over and over, you will never be disappointed with their ability to rock it hardcore. Unlike the above critic, I would rather listen to "what the hell is rock and roll" than "pinkterton" any day. So buy it.

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Religious Fix

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by: Tuff

Release Date June 27, 1995
Everyone knew Tuff would amount to zilch in their original guise (apart from a couple of magazines circa 1991) so they took the best of a small number of options and toughened up their act. And they pulled it off with skill. Dunno why but this album works far better than What Comes Around.... This is a harder release because it takes the harder edge of their earlier sound and smears it all over the record. Tied to the Bells, Daddys Money, Follow the Loser and God Bless This Mess all hold up their end of the bargain, rolling along nicely.

How much of this sound alteration was due to Jamie Fonte and Jimi Lord having replaced Michael Lean and Todd Chase I can't say - but this album is far more committed and fuller bodied musically. We also ... Read More:

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Religious Fix

Search: God Bless This Mess
by: Tuff

Release Date June 27, 1995
Everyone knew Tuff would amount to zilch in their original guise (apart from a couple of magazines circa 1991) so they took the best of a small number of options and toughened up their act. And they pulled it off with skill. Dunno why but this album works far better than What Comes Around.... This is a harder release because it takes the harder edge of their earlier sound and smears it all over the record. Tied to the Bells, Daddys Money, Follow the Loser and God Bless This Mess all hold up their end of the bargain, rolling along nicely.

How much of this sound alteration was due to Jamie Fonte and Jimi Lord having replaced Michael Lean and Todd Chase I can't say - but this album is far more committed and fuller bodied musically. We also ... Read More:

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Just Over The Horizon

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Release Date February 28, 2002
to be honest, i have only heard of one band on this cd. and that is Yellowcard. i love yellowcard, and "For pete's sake" is a good song. so check it out.

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We All Have a Plan

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by: Slicker

Release Date June 01, 2004
to be honest, i have only heard of one band on this cd. and that is Yellowcard. i love yellowcard, and "For pete's sake" is a good song. so check it out.

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We All Have a Plan

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by: Slicker

Release Date June 01, 2004
to be honest, i have only heard of one band on this cd. and that is Yellowcard. i love yellowcard, and "For pete's sake" is a good song. so check it out.

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History Is Bunk, Vol. 2: Collaborations, Reinterpretations and Newcompositions

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 28, 2006
to be honest, i have only heard of one band on this cd. and that is Yellowcard. i love yellowcard, and "For pete's sake" is a good song. so check it out.