A very classic LP. The Lillingtons were one of the best bands on Lookout back in the label's glory days. Fast, thick, and consistent pop-punk as good as it gets. You probably won't be able to get it on vinyl that much longer so grab it while you can. Not as impressive as Death By Television, but totally solid all throughout.

Only contains two songs and they're both really short, but they are classic Vindictives material. This record is really just cool to have more than anything else. I recommend it if you're a big Vindictives fan and are very into neat collector's items. Otherwise, put the money towards a record with more material on it.

Worth the price. DBA was a great band, and this EP, while far from their best material, is a solid addition to anybody's collection. The first side is definitely the better of the two, and is a key step in DBA's evolution from a simple pop-punk act to something far more intelligent and complicated.

This was the best album that came out last year, and owning it on white vinyl and getting an extra track is a huge treat. Teenage Bottlerocket is like everything that is great about modern pop punk, mixed in with everything that was great about the Ramones, the place where it all started. I could not recommend anything higher than this record.

Most Queers fans will tell you this is their best release, and they're right. Everything they achieved pretty much culminated on this album. The part Ramones, part Beach Boys, part Black Flag punk rock style they created is epitomized here. It's full of gloriously sweet pop-punk gems like Punk Rock Girls, Born to do Dishes, Number One, and Janelle Janelle. But the band mixes it up too, with some faster and rawer tracks like I'm Okay You're Fucked, just to keep the variety going. Killer surprises abound, like the gorgeous guest vocals on the last track. If you want to get one Queers album, this is the one it should be. They've never been able to do anything close again. Not only that, but this record is just plain punk rock history. You owe it to yourself to own this.

This album will undoubtedly be considered a true classic amongst Ramonescore fans in years to come. It's one of the best things that the pop-punk explosion in Europe has produced. If you're a fan of the Ramones and you like bands that immititate them with a twist all their own, this is one of the best things you can buy. Make sure to also get the Retarded split with the Apers.

Just got this. It's not as much of an instant classic as the band's first album, but it's a solid more-of-the-same followup (and it's about time, too! This album was stuck in limbo, already finished, for over a year while fans waited with gritted teeth for a suitable label to take it!) Anyway, it's the same skillful blend of fast, philosophy-oriented punk reminiscent of early Bad Religion, and that classic 90s Lookout Records pop-punk sound that Enemy You fans have grown to know and love. If you don't have their first album, buy that first, but definitely get this one too.

My favorite hardcore album ever. The band is impossible to categorize within the genre, and appears to draw influences from pretty much everything. It's abstract, screamed vocals over strong, chugging guitar and bass, and then bursts into twangy lead at all the right moments--but make no mistake, this is not your average Bane-style hardcore. Songs like "March of the Band on Brine Shrimp in 1989 and Fuck You Yankee Blue Jeans are almost impossible to stop listening to; they are actually CATCHY, a quality very rare in this type of music. You should know that the record label that printed this CD has gone out of business, and the band is over. It is very unlikely that you will ever have another chance to buy this CD brand new so trust me, GET IT RIGHT NOW. It's only 7 bucks. This is practically the best deal you will ever find, anywhere.

This is one of the best CDs in my collection. Retarded and The Apers were pretty much the last word when it came to European pop punk back when this came out, in my opinion, and this split showcases some of the best material from both. The Retarded side opens it up proper with lightning-fast, 100% Ramones punk-pop, not to mention a few highly entertaining, poorly constructed English phrases. The disc even comes with lyrics, so you can tell what they all are! The Apers side isn't quite as great as Retarded's, but it's got some of my favorite Apers songs, most notably Principal's Daughter and Spend Your Weekends With Me. If you're new to the whole European Stardumb scene, this should be one of the first things you buy; if you're not, you better already have it!

This is probably my favorite Apers disc, to tell you the truth. The material on it is from when they were much more heavily Ramones, Screeching Weasel, and Queers based. The full lengths are a little too much pop and not quite enough punk, in my opinion. That said, their best material ever is probably on the split with Retarded. The songs are fun, but I doubt you'll come back over and over again. Overall a once-good, but always slightly overrated band if you ask me.