Old school punk from the late 70's / early 80's. These short songs are under 2 minutes. Job is a track you can relate too. Little billy's burning is a monster on it's own right. Own this classic from the nubs. You won't regret it.

At first listen of I don't need you (cause I got me). I knew right off the bat , It's the most catchiest song ever. Dogs is a nice track too. Own this classic from the nubs. You won't regret.

The vinyl was in great shape, packaging was a bit rough but over all happy with this purchase \m/

They seemed to come in good condition. All of the CDs had cases and they look to all be in good quality as far as I know so far. They all seemed to come from from S section. I was expecting to get some more known artists, as I am unfamiliar with all of these, but they look cool and I'm willing to give them a listen. Overall a great deal.

It lives up to the title. Never a dull moment on this EP. The songs are short and sweet. Still like playing records? Well this one is worth a spin and the name of that band is 20 dollar whore.

Boy you missed out getting a copy of this record. That's for damn sure. This EP is fast fun and it's very short. You can hear the reactors on youtube from there label last laugh records. Who doesn't want sex? This is an absolute win!

Now that's what I'm talkin' about! HWM comes out swinging! This has very quickly become my favorite HWM album. Bury Your Idols is filled with soul and the title track Light it Up is straight up punk rock. They produced this themselves and the result is flawless. I would recommend this to everyone who has ever liked HWM, Chuck's solo work and Nothington. If you like aggression, melody and soul in equal amounts, then this is for you!

Got this NOFX Hepatitis Bathtub 7". It took 2 months to arrive in Indonesia. But, all is good. Thanks, Interpunk! :)

When I heard this was a covers album by smaller bands I'd not heard of, I thought I was going to be disappointed. But this album is great. I assume (from a brief read of the linear notes) that these songs represent some of the better tracks by the other bands showcased, and they are all good.

TBR clearly add their own spin to these tracks (or everyone of the bands sounds exactly like TBR), so they do sort of sit with their other releases. This leads me to my only criticism; in doing this album TBR have definitely not strayed out of their comfort zone in terms of sound. But they are very good at making the sound they make, so I can't complain.

For those of you who are not aware (I didn't even think about it) - the NOFX tracks appear on their Maximum RockNRoll album (reading the recording description, they may be different recordings, but I can't say I noticed, although didn't re-listen the the NOFX album before hand).

The Fornicators are middle of the road street punk, the nearest comparison that pops into my head is Time Again. The tracks are all fairly likeable (good driving music), but I wouldn't go out of my way to get another release by them, but if you like Time Again, definitely give it a go.