Big D And The Kids Table

Big D And The Kids Table: Good LuckGood Luck (2000)
Asian Man Records

Reviewer Rating: 3.5

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Published on December 3rd 2004Big D And The Kids Table, a ska band from Boston, Mass., released this album Good Luck after gaining recognition with their earlier release Shot By Lammi (a split CD with Drexel). This CD was a lot better than I thought it would be before I bought it. I had a quick listen to it earlier and tho.

Big D And The Kids Table, a ska band from Boston, Mass., released this album Good Luck after gaining recognition with their earlier release Shot By Lammi (a split CD with Drexel).

This CD was a lot better than I thought it would be before I bought it. I had a quick listen to it earlier and thought it was just mediocre, but it came to be something more than that. This disc has quite a few songs that have the ability to get your blood moving. High points on the CD include "Myself," fan favorites "5 Kids Down" and "Fatman," "She Won't Ever Figure It Out," Big D's apparent drinking song "Find Out," and "51 Gardner." Other good songs are "G.L.D.," "Take Another Look," and "Can't Be Caught."

For people who have not heard of this band, I strongly recommend that you buy this album first. It's a good CD that basically defines Big D's sound. Any other fan of third wave ska, skacore, or ska-punk should definitely considering buying this album too.

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jt (November 11, 2006)

great album! lots of energy. Psyco ska at its finest

kingofsuck (July 5, 2006)

It's good, but I prefer How It Goes, The Gipsy Hill EP, and their half of the Shot by Lammi split more.

And this review sucked. Too short. But this is coming from someone who writes insanely long reviews.

Anonymous (December 7, 2004)

what a shitty review. "here is a list of songs you might enjoy off of this record. i will say nothing about them, but i will list them. me likem big d."
best big d album by far.

Anonymous (December 7, 2004)

Big D is a stupid band that makes albums way too long for their own good.

There, that's my review!

Anonymous (December 6, 2004)

what makes them racist? could you please direct me to the link that explains your point.

anyways, they are a great live band. i've seen them twice and they never dissapoint!

Anonymous (December 6, 2004)

what makes them racist? could you please direct me to the link that explains your point.

anyways, they are a great live band. i've seen them twice and they never dissapoint!

Anonymous (December 6, 2004)

I've already said my piece in their last review. These guys still hate blacks. The shit they were dropping was unreal. FUCK THESE RACIST MOTHERFUCKERS!

Anonymous (December 6, 2004)

I'll forgive this review if the writer is 14 years old.

evo (December 5, 2004)

mmm really good cd. alot better than big D's new cd i would recommend this to punk/ska kids anyday

opivykid (December 4, 2004)

- "Does anyone screen these reviews? Damn..."

- Why don't you review it?"

- "Hi, I'm the point, I don't think we've met."

owned

bowzyjoe (December 4, 2004)

these guys suck kangaroo testicles

Anonymous (December 4, 2004)

really cool record

Anonymous (December 4, 2004)

""Does anyone screen these reviews? Damn..."

Why don't you review it?"

Hi, I'm the point, I don't think we've met.

Scootz_McNasty (December 3, 2004)

this is one of my favorite ska albums (yea, i'm a third-wave kinda guy).