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| 9/17/2009 by Dylan from Spokane, WA |
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| I had known about Leftover Crack for awhile now but never listened to them. I finally got into this album and I've been addicted to it for weeks now. They have a perfect mixture of ska, punk and hardcore. This is a must have for big punk fans like myself |
| 9/15/2008 by Marilyn from Portland, OR |
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| This is Leftover Crack's best album. If you like them, you will like this. If you don't like LoC, you won't like this. |
| 8/4/2008 by Beth from Omaha, NE |
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| HOly God, I'm glad I decided to get this. This is a legendary cd, among London Calling maybe. It is completely psychotic at points, but to some extent I can imagine they're just being antagonistic for the sake of it, so I don't know, whatever. Disregarding how any person might feel about the opinions presented, its the product they've offered is eclectic, catchy, emotional, genuine, sad, uncompromising, infuriating, inspiring, a fuckload of other adjectives. I'm restraining myself, I wanna gush on about this cd even longer. Do yourself a fucking favor. |
| 8/9/2007 by Joe from Franklin, MA |
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| bought this cd without knowing anything about the band, it kicked ass and they definately became one of my favorite bands, pick this up if you into punk/hardcore/ska |
| 3/27/2007 by Filippo from Montreal, PQ Canada |
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| Very good album from LOC, I never have anything negative to say about them except when they play songs that are way beyond screamo, thats probably the only thing that annoys me sometimes from them, luckily they rarely go into screamo mode. |
| 3/10/2007 by Clara from Northlgenn, CO |
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| fucking leftover crack! what can i say? this cd to me is soo much better then their last one . this one has more different styles and has more political lyrics in it which make it the perfect cd for when your in the angry , pissed off mood to hate your government |
| 2/27/2007 by Greg from Derry, NH |
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| this is my first album from l.o.c. it's awesome. they have a sick blend of punk, ska, and everything else. it's great. if you don't own it, then you're simply missing out. reminds me of some other sweet ska bands, check out (if you haven't already): catch-22, spider nick and the mad dogs, suicide machines, choked victim, citizen fish, etc. best tracks: rock the 40 oz, gang control, life is pain, burn them prisons, feed the children |
| 2/18/2007 by Michael from Fort Wayne, IN |
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| Other than the unintelligent lyrics, this is a really good cd. If you like ska punk, street punk, or even gritty pop punk, this cd will give you what you want. |
| 1/1/2007 by Anthony from Las Vegas, NV |
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| This cd is pretty good, I like Mediocre Generica alittle better. None the less, still an awesome album. |
| 12/28/2006 by Rick from Bronx, NY |
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| This an amazing CD. A little more progressive than mediocre Generica.But I must say they out did themselves this time. The lyrics are insightful, intelligent and excellent. They say what no other band has the balls to say. This is the only band that truly expresses how they feel musically and lyrically. I haven't taken it out of my discman in two weeks. Overall, it's excellent. I feel the best songs are Burn Them Prisons, Gang Control, One Dead Cop, and Feed the Children(books of Lies).This band tells the truth about the Pigs, living in New York I get harrased by them day after day and the lyrics on this album ar excellent.Although, I think "Rock the 40oz. sounded better on the EP of the same name but it's all good. Keep on Smoking in the free world!!!! LOC WILL TAKE THE WORLD BY STORM!!! AND THATS A PROMISE!!!!gET THEIR OTHER ALBUMS AS WELL AS CHOKING VICTIM AND MORNING GLORY!!!!!!!!!! KEEP ON ROCKIN THE CRACK ROCK STEADY BEAT!! |
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