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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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'Everything Sucks', originally released in the early Reel Big Fish days, is undoubtedly the epitome of true ska-core attitude and styles; the title of the albumn typifies the attitude of the uncaring and freeflowing music that is found within. The range of that music is quite wide, from absolute RBF classics with a rougher, less manufactured feel like 'I want your girlfriend to be my girlfriend too' and 'I'm cool' to the harder and less well known songs such as 'Say Ten' and 'Fo'head'. Personal favourites include '**** yourself' and, of course, 'Beer'; a song which makes the albumn worth its weight in gold all by itself. The frenetic trombone and Krazy riffs of this ska-fest culminate in more ups and downs than a German porn channel; the music, however is at a consistently high standard. Cool, ironic, witty and downright hot; this albumn is a must for anyone out there into the similar stylings of Less Than Jake or Sublime.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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This is one hell of an album, a mixture of some of reel big fish's best work a great combination of rock and ska this album is deffinately up there 'with the favorate noise', 'cheer up' and 'why do they rock so hard'. This album the best mixed genre album Reel Big Fish Have relesed. in conclution it kicks ass
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is one of the best albums i own. At first it sounded abit badly recorded but it has grown on me so much it is so catchy especially "Hate You" and "skatanic". The whole album is very upbeat ska goodness. All of the instruments fit together very well with the pounding bass and chirpy horns. well thats what i have to say buy this album, and Mu330 - chumps on parade and Descendents - i dont wana grow up
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One of thier first albums, and even now still great!
This alnum had there legenday song "beer" on it, and so that alone so make you purchase it. Reel Big Fish really delivered with this album, there is a great mix of songs and genre... Read more
Published 22 months ago by Nonmelodic
Raw Fish!
This is the first RBF Album i heard fully and it got me hooked! The sound quality isnt exactly amazing but it doesn't stand in the way of the fact that there are some amazing songs... Read more
Published on 17 Aug 2007 by Matthew
I am a Junsey
this album is great, you just want to get drunk and eat loads of raw meat, yummy
Published on 20 Nov 2004 by "tedjunsey"
awesom
i love reel big fish, they are totally out of this world! saw them live at leads and they took me away, beer is the best song on this album! Read more
Published on 20 Nov 2004 by a massive goon
This was my first Reel Big Fish Album
These guys are so cool, and although this isn't their current line up they still seriously rock. This was my first reel big fish album and I am now lovin every minute of most of... Read more
Published on 18 Jan 2004 by Andy
Ultimate Ska!
Reel Big Fish are, without doubt, the best ska band in the world! I guarantee no-one would be disappointed with this album, every song is a classic. Read more
Published on 14 Nov 2003
The First RBF CD!!!
This is soooooooooo good! It sounds rough, raw and fantastic! This Cd includes the original version of classics such as Big Star, F*** Yourself (This later became All I Want Is... Read more
Published on 18 May 2003 by Ska baby
simple the best ska-punk album in the world ever!
When you think of punk, you get 'The Sex Pistols' or 'the Stranglers'. But now a new wave has arrived lead by such names as 'The Offspring' or 'The Foo Fighters'. Read more
Published on 4 Oct 2000 by sharon.holt@newport.ac.uk
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