Short and sweet as usual. Would you expect a PG album to last an hour? Get this one for the cover of The Replacements' "Achin' To Be", and because you know you are disappointed with Green Day's latest work.

Okay, by now everybody knows that Spinnerette will never quite replace The Distillers. Who cares? At least The Distillers stopped before they could release a bad album. This CD is a nice extra for fans of Coral Fang and Darker My Love. It's more grunge than hardcore, and more indie-pop than punk, but it has that specific atmosphere that only Brody and her crew can create.

It's great to finally be able to pop a Pinhead Gunpowder CD in the player and have it play for more than 15 minutes! I bought it only to get 4 songs which were previously unavailable on CD, but anyhow the whole selection is excellent and it's nice to have songs from different releases mixed on one.

Still, if you like PG you should get everything they ever put out!

I have been a fan of the River City Rebels for many years, and even though their sound and their lineup keeps on changing from one album to the next, the improvement in overall quality (both in recording and songwriting) always makes for a smooth transition.

This album won't take you back to their Victory debut, but if you enjoyed "Hate To be Loved" and "Street Performance" you will probably dig this one quite well! I always thought RCR were a greatly underrated band, and it shows yet again with this very solid album that should have granted them praises in a scene that has become obsessed with folk rock. I don't know why it went by almost unnoticed, but you should definitely take a listen if you like The Gaslight Anthem, Yesterday's Ring, Against Me! or any punk rock frontman's solo records.

The first album was good, and these are all the wonderful b-sides that were (or weren't) released on the original series of vinyls the Gimmes had on various punk rock labels at the time, so it's definitely a good buy. I think they even sound better now thanks to slight remastering!

This 2 EP collection sure is a classic, but it's incredibly short and since it contains their oldest songs it's not really the best F-Minus record you can get, so unless you already have everything else you might wanna start with Suburban Blight or Wake Up Sreaming

This album is even better than Dying To Say This To You, and you're less likely to hear it in every party or clothing store you go to. Excellent synth driven power-pop to dance to

Too bad i suck at skateboarding, cause this album makes me want to drop into a graffiti-saturated pool and shred my knees and jeans catching mad air and ripping grinds all day.

This is one of the finest skate-core albums out there, mix it with some Black Flag, DK and Cloak/Dagger and roll away!

This band makes the best pop i've heard in a long time, with an obvious Beach Boys influence to divert the listener from the usual 100% Ramones reference common in the power pop branch of punk rock. Original enough and very well done!

This band is just as awesome as the other LöC offshots, but more melodic and less metal so it's a nice break. It ain't quiet either, excellent punk rock and squat-flavored politics are a naturally tasty mix.