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Camels Spilled Corona & the Sound of Mariachi Band

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For J Church fans, Oct. 21, 2007 is a sad, sad day. For anyone that hasn't heard, Lance Hahn passed away that day. What he leaves behind is a massive collection of songs ranging from really good to ridiculously amazing. This entire album falls into the latter category. This is one of the few albums I own that I listen to in its entirety without skipping tracks. Every song is a standout.
I read an interview where Hahn said that the punk kids don't like J Church because their music is too indie and the indie kids don't like their music because it is too punk. Personally, I think it perfectly blends the best of both.

I got this album shortly after it's release back in the day and I still love it. It set the mood for a plethora of future J Church releases. If you are interested in J Church or are looking for a quintessential piece of the J Church catalog, look no further.

This was the first J Church album i had heard and today, 5 years later it is still my favourite. It sounds raw & and it has a lot of energy. It got me hooked!

I first heard about J Church back in 1996 from a
compilation Better Read Than Dead with various punk and
rock music.
On that album J Church has a song called "Nothing Worth
Knowing" which is great..

I recently ordered this album and I love it..
Standout tracks are Sacrifice and Favorite Phrase.

Still my favorite J church record (not to hate on the others though which are also great) this is alot of their earlier stuff so you can hear the transition from cringer (lances old band) to j church (going from pop-punk to the signature J church sound i guess). I love this band maaaaan haha.