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LifetimeLifetime: Boys No Good 7''Boys No Good 7'' (1996)Jade Tree Records Reviewer Rating: 5 User Rating: Contributed by: fatheadMark Williams (others by this writer | submit your own) For those of you who are addicted to buying seven inch records, you cant go wrong with this one. It was released a few months before Lifetime put out their second album, Jersey's Best Dancers. The a-side ,Boys no Good, comes from JBD, and is a rockin' sing along. It's a shining example of what Jerse. For those of you who are addicted to buying seven inch records, you cant go wrong with this one. It was released a few months before Lifetime put out their second album, Jersey's Best Dancers. The a-side ,Boys no Good, comes from JBD, and is a rockin' sing along. It's a shining example of what Jersey's Best Dancers sounds like. The B-side, Somewhere in the Swamps of New Jersey, is not available anywhere but on this release,(to my knowledge anyway) and is reason enough to buy this 7''. So melodic, so loud, and so punk. If you want to hear what you've been missing, this single is a perfect place to start. Once you hear Lifetime's unique sound, you're sure to get hooked like I did. Please login or register to post comments.What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
YES! Somewhere in the swamps of jersey is one of my favorite livetime songs! I hope it comes out on a CD sometimes so i dont have to listen to it all scratchy The B-side is one of the best Lifetime songs ever. It should have been added on the Seven Inches reissue or on Jersey's BEst Dancers when it came out. The B-side of this 7" is the best Lifetime song EVER. Trust me on this, you need to own this 7". |
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