If you like Hardcore Punk Rock Reggae this album is for you
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If you like Hardcore Punk Rock Reggae this album is for you. These rare cuts  feature: Hr from Bad Brains, Norwood Fisher from Fishbone, Rocky George from Suicidal Tendencies and Stephen Perkins from Janes Addiction. When I saw Mr Green back in 2009 they had Dh Pellegro from Dead Kennedys.  This is a great mix of  reggae, metal, and an overall good lyrical content which touches on everything from religon to politics to stoner humor.
979723
Ok I love punk, ska, emo, skate punk, hardcore anything that has a punk sound is good to me. so this CD is no exeption but if ur a real old school LTJ fan ur not gonna like this CD cuz its not a ska CD its basically punk with trombones and saxaphones. Some of the songs that really stand out on this album are Gainesvilly Rock City, Look What Happened, Bad Scene in the basement show, Hell Looks A lot Like LA, and Faction.
1701979
Really, really good. Original and not just a repeat of past releases. They even incorporate a dub step song that is just as awesome as the rest of the album. Still heavy and pissed when it counts and the reggae style is unmatched.
915412
PENNYWISE's debut is simply a great fast raw collection of inspired HARDCORE songs played by a young furious PUNK band.....All the songs ROCKS!!!! If you like HARDCORE try most everything from the great PENNYWISE!!!!!WELL DONE!!!!!!!
1244600
A testament to the quality of this album is how refreshing it sounds juxtaposed with a lot of current bands on the radio that listeners claim  carry the torch of punk rock. The abrasive guitars still sound aggressive and Johnny Rotten still sounds confrontational when played alongside your friends' library of contemporary shock rock.

If you need an album that outdoes any bands your friends listen to that try to intimidate or rebel against your parents and peers, this is still it.
4432
this album is the best produced hardcore punk album ever. the sound will just blow you away...
the drumer its practically insane and hits the drums with a machine precision.
this album is a must to all people who loves fast punk rock (such as nofx fans). its just so intense it will blow you away! minus one star for the fact that some songs sound alike but its will a great buy.
the price in amazon is arguable - there are many sites that would sell this for 10$...
4725399
The Transplants album is perhaps the most radical album made in a good 10 years. On each song, other genres of music are adapted to match the inherent intensity of punk rock. Songs like "Romper Stomper" and "Death Wish" have screaming lyrics and heavy guitar riffs, reminescent of dearth metal tunes. Other songs, such as "Diamonds and Guns", with its fly piano melody, and "DREAM", originally Wu-Tang's "CREAM", both have much to owe to rap. Other songs are much more punk in nature, such as "Tall Cans in the Air" and "DJ DJ", both have an old-school punk flavor, reeminding me of The Clash. They even mellow out on such songs as "California Babylon" and "Down in Oakland". While you may not enjoy every track on this CD, there are at least a few that you will find to kick total ass. Hoperfully, Tim, Rob, and Travis will get back together, write some more music, and help this radical genre-bending punk style growing. If they kept up at it, this debut album would only be the beginning of something great.
2822544
this is the first good album TMBG have brought out. TMBG have finally chanfed from a slow kinda of boring band and upped the tempo and have created some brilliant catchy ska/punk songs i haven't listened to all of the songs on the album but all the ones i've heard are all good i think if your in to Goldfinger/less than Jake an the whole punk scene it is a must have in your collection.
3124
Since by man play some of the most passionate, energetic, and moving hardcore ive heard in a while... this album makes you want to dance in the street and flail your arms around like an idiot, and kiss some random girl getting out of her car and run like hell... what do they sound like? somewhere between converge and the swing kids with a little bit of refused...  there are alot of really strong riffs and melodies on here, even though they are not always technical riffs. these guys just plain bring the rock, and you need to hear this if you like hardcore or punk... turn it up as loud as you can.
4669633
This is one of my favorite Reggae albums. Every song on this album is 5 stars.
4629364
wire's pink flag is a awesome album if you like the banshees and/or the ramones. All the songs are great! but they cut the songs short just as they are getting good...besides that, this is a must have for punk fans!
2948894
This HED album sounded different from their last few (more rock and less punk and vulgar rap), but I liked the change.  Also, the last 3 songs were all reggae and pretty cool
278351
While American punk stayed pretty much underground during the 70s, British punk had a huge impact on its native country where it was seen as a threat to its government. During the latter part of the decade, kids were fed up with Britain's monarchy and ruling class so they fought them by forming bands and creating loud fast rock songs that spoke out for their anger. The Sex Pistols may have been the first to do this but the Clash gave it an identity and defined it more than any Punk band to date. Both the Band and their debut album from 1977 show Punk music in its rawest form and its message in an unapologetic fashion just as it should be.

The basic and beautiful hardcore Punk is displayed in every song, but most vividly in songs like "Clash City Rockers," "London's Burning," "I Fought the Law," and "Jail Guitar Doors," all masterpieces. All of these songs spit in the face of hypocratic authority with a bold fierceness often lacked by many sociopolitical bands even today.

Another thing the Clash was known for was their open-minded experimentation with other types of music, particularly reggae. The Clash's affiliation with reggae is unmistakable here, particularly with the cover of a classic reggae tune: "Police & Thieves" originally by Junior Murvin. This cover forever ties the Clash to reggae music and experimentation in general as they battle the colonialism and racism in the West Indies.  One reason why this album as well as all the Clash's work has outlasted the Sex Pistol's is because the Clash were actually trying to make artwork were as the Pistols were just taking their anger out using rock music.

This album is the most the Clash ever sounded like straight out punk with most of the songs staying true to a simple short hard rock format. They would later get more experimental with London Calling but this is them at their most angry and hard rocking. And essential debut that belongs in any major Rock collectors collection.
2262304
This album rocked. The songs I liked on this album are What Are You Waiting For, Rich Girl, Hollaback Girl, Cool, Crash, The Real Thing, Serious, and Long Way To Go. What Are You Waiting For sounds like a new wave song. I like Rich Girl because the hip-hop/reggae vibe to it and the rap done by Eve. Hollaback Girl is another favorite of mine because I like fight songs and the rap Gwen does in this song. I like Cool and Crash because they also sound like new wave songs. The Real Thing and Serious are also songs I like because they sound like New Order songs. Long Way To Go sounds like a Prince song.
3126313
This album is very enjoyable.  Great to have some other reggae in my collection besides Bob Marley that I can really enjoy.

However, all you need to know is that Clapton lays down the most intense reggae-influenced riffs, and it really rocks!!!  I hope his next album reflect the aggressive and rockin' guitar on Pressure Drop.
2450177
this is one of the most solid christian punk albums to date. and their live show is great too, i saw them with the huntingtons a couple weeks ago and they were so tight on stage. their style is awesome on this cd too,  "Ship Rocks Disaster" has a definite Rancid influence, while some  tracks are down right Black Flag-type old school punk rock. and a great  message too. a definite must for christian punk rock fans
2441784
Such a great album. Gives you a nice slap in the face with the raw vocals and punk guitar. Everything is perfect