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| RandyYou Can't Keep a Good Band Down1998 G7 Welcoming Committee
Review by: Dubar See others by this writer Randy Official Website (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on August 13th 2002
If the title of this album is true, then you most certainly can't keep Randy down. Randy has been around for over a decade, and prior to this cd, had a politically-driven sound best compared to Propagandhi: hard, fast, and angry.
However, with the release of this cd, they seemed to have reinvented themselves. The album as a whole is noticably less aggressive, much much more catchy, and, thats not a bad thing at all. I think the closest comparison I can come up with soundwise is Bad Religion, but with less big words, and they seem to be having a LOT more fun. Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
Great! The Human Atom Bombs was fast becoming one of my favorite albums. I thought that I wasn't going to find anymore bands to get into, considering it had been such a long time since I had really liked any new music. Well, this album changed that. No, The Human Atom Bombs was not going to be one of my favorite albums thanks to this one. You Can't Keep A Good Band Down rightfully replaced the other. I can't stop listening to this album since I first heard it a month ago. this cd is awesome, but i really really really dont see the connection to bad religion at all. ya this cd is great, so is addicts of communication.I really hope they tour the states sometime. addicts of communication is unbelievable, this one too This album is so fucking amazing that this review is a complete insult to everything it represents. Get a fucking clue. Brett Gurewitz told me to listen to ADDICTS OF COMMUNICATION and it was simple, weak and altogether chock full of patheticism. This is possibly the best album ever. NO OVERSTATEMENT! Its truly great pop-punk (but pop as in melodic and sing-a-long not as in whiny fake emo). |