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Sounds to me like Al Green and the Stones had a baby. My favorite song off their Half the City album. Don't care much for their subsequent work (aside from Apollo, which I could listen to on endless repeat), but this album kicks ass from start to finish.
Feb 7, 2024

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so funky and cool. al green's is good but this is great.
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For me this is a 10/10, their classic, no skips. Infusing reggae, ska and rockabilly with their punk roots, but it's organic and true to who they are. Two of the songs were even recorded in Kingston, Jamaica! Somewhat convinced that Tim Armstrong is a musical genius.
Jun 12, 2024
This past Saturday, my friend Seamus drove me back to Philly so we could go to a punk rock show together. I put this on to follow Sum 41 "Chuck" and well...it fucking hit. I don't endorse Tim Armstrong as a person but this album is full of heaters. I love how many times he says "Puerto Ricans". Recommend this song if you wanna have an awesome time with your friends.
Jan 23, 2024

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