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 | Swingin' UttersA Juvenile Product of the Work1997 Fat Wreck Chords 
 Review by: Chris See others by this writer ![[staff]](/images/icons/staffsticker.gif){kind=icon}
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Published on November 2nd 2001
Rock n' roll. That pretty much sums up the Utters. If you've never listened to them before, inserting this album will give you that chill you used to get opening presents on Christmas morning. The Utters fuse bay-punk riffs with street punk-attitude, mixing in the occasional country-western and rock-a-billy influence. Think: Social Distortion meets One Man Army. "A Juvenile Product..." is nothing less of perfection. 16 blazing tracks that have you screaming along, without skipping through a track. Although the Fat-Wreck overproduction quality is present, the Utters manage to maintain the rough and jagged sound they have come to trademark. To sit and list the best songs would be pointless. Every song is incredible. The only comment I will make about and individual song would be 'The Next In Line", which most of you may have previously heard on a Fat Comp. If not, it begins with an acoustic intro, a-la-GNR, then explodes into uptempo riff and chorus, slows down again with another mellow guitar solo (once again I'm feeling GNR here) and then, BAM! Right back at your ass. Buy this album. Steal your friend's. Just keep your grubby little mitts away from mine. People who liked this also liked:           Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
My favourite album ever. Next In Line is the best song ever written. this album gets a 10 because it is named after an elton john lyric. This is one of the best albums I've ever heard. Almost all of the songs are perfect. these guys fuckin kick ass. when i first heard this cd it blew me away. these guys have become one of my favorite bands along with social distortion, the queers, youth brigade, and the vandals. swingin utters rule!!! Ok sickboi here is where you get me back: I was working on a review for this as well...weird huh? oh well props to you now..and a great album, The best by the Utters Well said. "Juvenile Product..." really is an amazing album. It's definitely superior to "Five Lessons Learned," which is good, too. It might even be up there with "Less Talk, More Rock" by Propagandhi and "Let's Talk about Feelings" by Lagwagon as one of the best albums Fat has ever released. |
