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  Review by: SteveJonesTheRealBones See others by this writer Epitaph's Album Page (link) Only registered users can post comments 
 
Published on March 18th 2005
In the mid-nineties, when punk was making a comeback, only two bands really did it right, and Dead Fucking Last (D.F.L.) was one of them. They had it all: the abrasive name, the attitude, the short and fast songs, and lyrics that were direct and to the point.
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a few years ago,i was in a cd store,and i found this cd;Dead fucking last;i gave it a try and i loved it,so i bought it,and now is here with me,btw it was used,so i guess some guy is missing the joy of listening this album,muahahaha this cd is absolutely amazing This is the best band ever attitude,hardcore,speed & good songs!!!! bye motherfuckers enjot this!!!! I'm a knucklehead for life! I remember this CD when I was first getting into punk...ah, takes me back. Grateful... is also good... anyone own tape show on cassette? i cant find it anywere.i got my first copy of proud to be. from monty. sweet... Hey ken, what part of "in my opinion" didn't you see?????? you're a dick. Gorilla Biscuits were late 80's. "This DFL album is good, but the DFL 7" in my opinion is the best hardcore 7" of the nineties. " 1993 called, it wants its joke back.. 1995 called...it wants it's review back. Yeah, you can get it from Interpunk or Amazon. i am almost positive that Family Dog is broken up as well. That guy that said the Beasties old punk stuff is crap is wrong. Everyone gives jones alot of shit, but the fact that he digs this album pretty much shows that he has taste! "Also Epitaph clearly doesn't hasn't known their heads from their asses for a while; between not keeping this in print and dropping Union 13 they were doing poorly enough before they started signing mall screamo bands." and good call chinatown ok. maybe the "only two band" comment was a little harsh...but i seriously stick by it. there were alot of decent and very good punk bands...but i think only dfl and fyp had everything right. not to say other bands were shit compared to these two (even though alot were), but as far as straight up diy punk goes...these guys did it the best This band are pretty cool, I heard that Sublime were really big fans of them, but it doesn't really show in their music. Also Epitaph clearly doesn't hasn't known their heads from their asses for a while; between not keeping this in print and dropping Union 13 they were doing poorly enough before they started signing mall screamo bands. What I've heard from this band has been solid and fun, I'm pretty sure I'd like this whole album. Also, decent review although there are obviously other good 90s punk bands. This album needs Pizza Man. cuz it will be the Dead Fucking Last review on the list of new reviews...good shit lol thats right, 10. one of the best albums ive ever heard. every song is listenable with no need to skip. perfect blend of chaotic and measured. chinatown, "This album was produced Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys (he also played bass on D.F.L.'s first album), and some of the songs are very reminiscent of the very, very early Beastie punk songs." believe it or not I was actually listening to DFL on the way to work today. It had been a while since I had last given the disc a spin. The albums fun but the production sucks ass. Amazing record. Bad review. So, score is for the record. who was the other band that did it right? "This album was produced Adam Horovitz of the Beastie Boys (he also played bass on D.F.L.'s first album), and some of the songs are very reminiscent of the very, very early Beastie punk songs." fuck yea, this cd kicks ass. suprising good review from jonesy. This band's name will be ironic come Tuesday. I only know the song on Punk O Rama 2. It was nothing special. |
