This album is amazing. From the opening track it's just classic-Queers. The guitar leads are simple, yet catchy. The lyrics are hilarious with great flow and is just full of catchy hooks that will have you listening to it for awhile.

I wasn't a big fan of this album. I bought it because I heard they were on tour with The Queers. The best track on here is Kill Surf City. I don't know, I guess I thought it was kind of boring.

So I keep Drinking and You're A Punk are great songs. The other songs sounded pretty similar, but its not necessarily a bad thing. They have a good sound. I might get other material by this artist.

A great album by a small band. The songs Don't Go Away Mad, He's Not Right, JJ, and California are amazing tracks. The other ones are not bad either. The first song was an untitled track that is instrumental. I didn't really care for it too much but it has a cool role in to the second song. This album is great for any Ramones or Ramonescore fan

One word to describe this album: Amazing. The best live album out there by the best band that ever was. I'd recommend it entirely, not one bad track. Like the crowd, I kept wanting more.

Has some good songs on it like Riverdale Stomp and I Dont Wanna Go To The Party. Those two really stood out the most. The others just blended in. Maybe it will grow on me more in time. I would suggest you check these guys out before you buy this album.

I bought this CD because I love Screeching Weasel. The album's history is cool because this is where it all started. You can definetly tell where they get there sound from, but the CD itself is kinda bland and boring. One song really stuck out to me, Murder in the Brady House. That song is great. The demos on it are pretty cool, too. I would only get this album if you are a Screeching Weasel fan looking to complete a collection. The stand out tracks would be Murder in the Brady House and the BoogadaX3 demos. Go with Boogada, My Brain Hurts, Anthem for A New Tommorow or even Weasel Mania if you're new to SW.

For those who say Blink wasn't punk, I'd suggest listening to this along with Cheshire Cat. I don't see much differences musically with them and other skate punk acts of the early - mid 90's.

Anyways, this cd is pretty good. I would say Cheshire Cat is better. If you're into 90s skate/pop punk I would recommend it. The best songs are Carousel, Romeo & Rebecca, My Pet Sally, Point of View, and Sometimes. Also a good cover of Screeching Weasel's Girl Next Door.

Overall a solid album. I'd recommend it to any old school Blink fan. Anyone who likes them for TOYPAJ, probably wont like this.

Great Blink EP. I'm not a huge fan of Blink's material after Enema. I bought this seeing it was only about five dollars and from 1995. It is worth the money! The three tracks, including an early version of Waggy, are all great. They all have that mid 90's punk feel to it. I gave it four stars because of only having 3 tracks, but they are all great. I wanna hear more songs from this era Blink!

Classic Mid-90's Skate Punk album. It is a great album. Ten Foot Pole's Rev is their best. I'm not a huge fan of Ten Foot Pole besides Swill and now Rev. I bought this album because I saw the Broken Bubble video on YouTube. When I popped it in my CD player, I wouldn't take it out. Great album to skate too, jam along with, or just kick bag and listen to. Stand out tracks: Broken Bubble, Old Man, Closer To Gray.