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boy oh boy oh boy,
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This review is from: Fuel for the Hate Game (Audio CD)
a few months ago, for some zine, i made a list of the five most influential records in my life. here's what i came up with, in no particular order:-hot water music "fuel for the hate game" -the suspects "voice of america" -avail "dixie" -the broadways "broken star" -fifteen "buzz" "rock singer" is the greatest song ever written.
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a reluctant masterpiece,
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This review is from: Fuel for the Hate Game (Audio CD)
this is a band i hate to love. i've often encountered them as overly testosterone-driven and obnoxious. still, a live show and this album should be enough to overcome anyone's skepticism. as a whole HWM do their most beautiful things on this album. they dramatize tensions unexplored in any pop music heard today. that's hard to say for most punk and hardcore bands today. "fuel for the hate game" doesn't merely revisit moments in punk's past. nor does it follow ultimately formulaic inroads into "progressive" hardcore forged in DC or chicago. HWM chart their own path. they're not jawbreaker-plus. nor are they fugazi-minus. the gravelly voice, the off-time youth-crew yells, the pretty little bass-lines, the crunchy guitars. deconstruct them and you're sure you've heard them before. put them together, and it's a surprisingly original sound in the scene. their best overall album.
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all the praise I can give has already been given,
By Karlito Brigante "I'm Gonna Die Big Time" (Melbourne, FL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Fuel for the Hate Game (Audio CD)
It's already known that Hot Water Music is the greatest band in the universe. This album fits somewhere in between the mellowed raw attitude of 'Flight and A Crash' and the raw mellowed attitude of 'Forever and Counting'. "Turnstile" is definitely one of those good ol' fasion punk anthems wheras "Rock Singer" is along the lines of a straight forward emo pop song the likes of which you would hear on an old Jimmy Eat World cd. Basically this is without a doubt the best i have heard from HWM.
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