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Nostalgia,
By Andrea Ratcliff (Indianapolis, IN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Don't Want to Grow Up (Audio CD)
I bought this on vinyl when it came out 15 years ago. Lately, songs like Silly Girl, Pervert, Good Good Things and Christmas Vacation have been invading my subconscious, giving me a major Descendents jones. I Don't Want To Grow Up satisfied that jones in a big way. I still dig all my old favorites and rediscovered some that I'd forgotten, like My World, In Love This Way and Ace. From beginning to end, it's a great listen - and it took me back to a time when I communicated with my middle finger and drove my parents crazy with obnoxious, blaring punk rock (is there any other kind?).
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They lied, and grew up,
By The Ricker "A to the X" (Oakland, CA. United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Don't Want to Grow Up (Audio CD)
They didn't wanna grow up but they did and made a more perfect album than even Milo goes to college. This album starts of with the song "Descendents" which pretty much tries and picks up the pieces after three years have gone by. Every song is amazing and even more so the band tried different tempos and styles and also Milo sings a lot more rather than screaming. I guess it might seem a lot more emo or whatever but it still has the passion that they always do and just really catchy songs. The only bad things are Frank Navetta is gone and that the song I dont want to grow up becomes very annoying after a few listens.
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Second best descendents album,
By François Blanchette (Drummondville, QC Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: I Don't Want to Grow Up (Audio CD)
This album contains many of the Descendents Greatest hits. it contains my world, x-mas vacation, silly girl and many others awesome tracks! If you're looking to a great and awesome punk-rock cd, go buy this one!
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Descendents' album I Don't Want to Grow Up was engineered by Bill Stevenson.
Doug Carrion, Milo Aukerman, Stephen Egerton, Karl Alvarez, Bill Stevenson and three other artists have been a member of Descendents.
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