These guys are awesome.

Most people will just buy this because of Stza but its definetly a great cd.

I hope they do a US tour with LOC sometime.

Wow. This is one of the best musical finds I've had in a long time. These guys are amazing. The singer sounds a lot like Tom of Against Me and I've heard the music be described as sort of like The Clash. Its got a like of rockabilly sound to it. The few spanish songs are a nice addition too. I expect a lot from this band. I'm sure they won't dissapoint.

Meh.

This is no where near as good a cd as State of Discontent. The songs kind of blend together. I'm not too impressed with it.

Oh well.

This is one more amazing cd to add to Against Me's repetoire. I think I'd still list Searching for a Former Clarity as my favorite but this still doesn't seem like a step backwards. Yes they are on a major label now, I can hear the screams of sellout already, but I think they defend themselves pretty well themselves within the lyrics to some of these songs. And come on, when band members start having kids, its either time they make this band thing start working and giving them some sort of income, or they get a 9 to 5. I'd much rather have Against Me keep making amazing music, even if they are on a major, then quit. Some songs like Born on the FM Airwaves and The Ocean took some getting used to but I fell in love all the same. This is an amazing cd. Just stop thinking about the whole major label thing if it really bothers you because personally I couldn't care less.

This cd is alright. Has some good moments. Writings on the Wall is a great song. Most of the cd is just good background music though. Theres something to be said for good background music. Its just not neccesarily something I would want to pay money for.

I had never listened to Bright Eyes when I heard this band and fell in love. Now having listened to Bright Eyes I've decided they aren't all that amazing. Desaparecidos however is brilliance. If you think Bright Eyes is whiny and emo or whatever, desaparecidos is completely different. They are pretty much a punk band. A punk band that has grown musically. A very good band and I hope they decide to make another cd.

This is definetly Modest Mouse's best cd. If your just getting into them, pick this up first. It's an amazing journey from start to finish.

If you already own the first version of this cd though, forget about this. It doesn't really add anything new.

If your a fan of Leftover Crack, then definetly pick this up. Theres some great stuff on here, but if your just getting into them, pick up Fuck World Trade first. And also Mediocre Generica.

I had never heard Citizen Fish before this. I know, where the hell have I been? They sound really good. I didn't however like their covers of LOC and Choking Victims songs. They were alright but I would definetly prefer the originals.

Either way, its all in all a great split. A lot of splits are just throwaway songs that didn't have much work put into them but this doesn't seem the case here. I'd pick it up if you are a fan of either band.

This cd is AMAZING.

Granted it isn't a rehash of any of their older stuff. Nothing ever is with Big D though. I imagine if they had put out a cd that was the same style as 'How It Goes' I would have just said, its not as good as How It Goes. Big D constantly reinvents themselves though and for that reason I can't compare this cd to any of their others. Its a masterpiece of its own accord. There aren't as many rambunctious, upbeat, sing-alongs like on other cds. Instead though, there are lots of smooth, calm songs that you can put on, sit back and just enjoy. The cd makes you smile. If your in a bad mood and need a pick me up, put this cd on.

Big D and the Kids Table and Streetlight Manifesto are the only 2 ska bands putting out music right now that you need to concern yourselves with. I hope they have many more cds of great music for me to enjoy because I'm sure as I grow older, their sound will mature as well and they will be one of the few bands that I will never leave behind with my teenage years.

I love this cd. It lacks the overall amazingness that Funeral had but songs like Intervention, Keep the Car Running, Antichrist Television Blues, the remade No Cars Go, and My Body Is A Cage are all so beautiful that it makes it a cd that you can't pass up.