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July 1999 :: Music F-H :: Good Riddance (Patrick Rafter)
Good Riddance Operation Phoenix Fat Wreck Chords These Californians have more melodic hardcore for your ears. Similar to previous Good Riddance efforts, Operation Phoenix has fast songs with vocals found in singy/screamy land. The lyrics are sometimes personal and other times political in nature. Lots ...
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Split EP (Jade Tree). Review by Troy Jewell.
GOOD RIDDANCE / KILL YOUR IDOLS SPLIT EP Jade Tree The new and exclusive tracks on this EP are from two of today's best political hardcore bands around. California's Good Riddance contributes four emotionally charged songs that are classic GR. "Judas & the Morning After Pill" wonders about conflict ...
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This EP has some great punk that you can just sink your teeth into. Seriously...
GOOD RIDDANCE THE PHENOMENON OF CRAVING Fat Wreck Chords This EP has some great punk that you can just sink your teeth into. Seriously. It's really great. I can play it over and over again and not get tired of it. I just wish it was longer. It covers all the punk musical territory, from poppy punk ...
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March 1998 :: Music S :: The Show (Brian Shelley)
... Twenty-three awesome bands on one CD. What... are you nuts? NOPE! This is the soundtrack to The Show. It has bands like: Descendents, Pennywise, Good Riddance, Lagwagon, AFI, NOFX, 98 Mute, Strung Out, ALL, Blink 182, H2O, No Use for a Name, Down By Law, and FLUF just to name a few! ALL the songs are ...
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April 2000 :: Music B-C :: Consumed (Patrick Rafter)
... everybody hate labels... they make it so easy for crappy reviewers to describe all the many types of music out there) with guitar solos. Similar to Good Riddance, No Fun At All, and Snuff in that catchy-(not poppy)-but-not-highly-original-fast-music way. And while I am talking about Snuff, I want to ...
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August 1999 :: Music H-I :: 88 Fingers Louie (Patrick Rafter)
... Louie Back on the Streets Hopeless Crazy combination of the "cool" melodic hardcore bands of the last five years. We have some No Use for a Name, Good Riddance, and NOFX for influences. Heavy on the No Use for a Name influence. Every now and then, 88 Fingers throws in a 1988-style hardcore gang vocal ...
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December 1998 :: Wealth :: The Great Hypocrisy (David Lee Beowulf)
... buy Lotto tickets, not often... ). It drives me crazy; how come I'm not a zillionaire? How come I'm not, quite literally, rolling in dough? I have a good, useful technical education (that was my first mistake). I am pretty smart (that's what you think, Dave!) and I know how to use computers and a wide ...
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Various Artists (Bongo Boy/Madacy). Review by Phillip Haire.
... Band cover doesn't suit your fancy, then keep listening, and you may hear Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" or Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" filled with the sweet Rasta rhythms. The good news is that Tide kicks off as the first of six compilations featuring pop and ...
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Green Day deserves all the credit that a jaded punk community and a trendy ma...
... album is a step in the direction of their previous record, Nimrod, and offers another acoustic guitar appearance ("Macy's Day Parade") not unlike "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)," but with less flakiness. Also under the subheading of eclectic is "Misery," a portrait of hapless city life written by ...
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July 1999 :: Music S :: Stop Racism (Ryan Eckhart)
... solid, with tracks from Napalm Death, Fahrenheit 451, Violent Society, Less Than Jake, Better Than a Thousand, Gameface, the Toasters, Ghoti Hook, Good Riddance, Jello Biafra, Citizen Cope, H2O, Citizen Fish, the Suicide Machines, the Bouncing Souls, Mike Park, Ensign, Mephiskapheles, For The Living ...
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