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Kicked in the Teeth

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this is real punk. they would have fit in great at the cukoos nest in 1980. this is the best band on epitaph by far(igonre the first review, the guy is obviously not into punk). real music and real attitude(when the drummer flips you off he means it). ive seen them over 10 times and each time they have burned through their set like nobody else can. ITS PUNK! its supposed to sound that way. 100% pure energy

craziest guitarist in the world (he's better than jimi hendrix i swear), like in the beginning of evil dead and now you die. good energy filled vocals and drums, the whole band is good what can i say. pure old school hardcore punk at it's best (at leasy today) i really like the guitarist though he's amazing....

When I was about 9 years old, I was riding my bike to school one day. I came to an intersection and started pedaling across when from out of nowhere this huge semi came barreling at me. I avoided the accident without injury, but I imagine that the force that truck would have hit me with would be about the same as listening to the new Zeke record on full blast. These guys are known for being fast, furious, and just a tad bit violent, but with "Kicked In The Teeth," they have matured without losing an ounce of their gasoline-fueled intensity. Ride With Zeke!!!!

Few bands have done so much for punk rock in the 90s as Zeke have. The second greatest punk album of the decade, second only to the New Bomb Turks' incredible debut "Destroy-Oh-Boy!", one of the greatest albums ever. The closest thing from the past ten years to resemble traditional hardcore punk. The album reminds me somewhat of the love child of Slayer and the Ramones. I really have to get more albums by Zeke. Hey, they even manage to make Kiss bearable for me!

I love this album, it's just fun to listen to. Never have i heard something so hardcore, that at the the same time actually sounds happy, catchy, and full of wonder, Why didn't this band do any better. You talk about underground, and no respect well than you have to mention zeke. I looked a long time for my copy of this album, and eventually had to settle for buying off of amzon, because there is almost no other way of getting your hands on it.
Regardless, iv'e listened the hell out of this cd and id recomend it to any true punk fan.

For me, this is the ultimate Zeke album. Hilarious and brilliant at the same time. It's the follow-up to 1996's "Flat Tracker" and their sound has matured (not their antics, make no mistake). True punk spirit mixed with Motörheadbangin' tunes. Excellent stuff!

This is absolutely the best release from the timeless Zeke. 17 songs in 20 minutes, and not a dud in there. Nobody else can throw verses, choruses, and tight solos into a song like Zeke...or at least, no one that can get there as fast. Zeke does all that in quick 45 second bursts like "Rodney" and "Goggle Boy." Buy this.

Very fast, very loud, very good punk rock. They tear through 17 songs in about 20 minutes. Zeke has two speeds: fast and really fast. Sounding similar to REO Speedealer, The Bottom Feeders, and Motorhead, Zeke truly personifies the mantra of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll. The best songs on the CD include "Telepath Boy", "Twisted", the Motorhead-ish "Dogfight", "Lawson", the epic "Zeke You", clocking in at a whopping 3 minutes, and an absolutely great version of the Kiss song "Shout It Out Loud". the fact that many of the songs can start to sound alike is offset by the fact that 10 of the songs are under one minute long.

this is super fast punk/hardcore that sounds better as you drive fast(doesnt sound as well sitting stationary in front of a computer),i like the short song idea and theyre fast,maybe a little too fast but lyrically,its drugs and car themed and these guys seem pretty knowledgable about both.im more of a melody driven guy,-supersuckers ,ramomes,older 70s punk and this a tad too fast for me but ill give it a few more listens

You gotta love a record named after a song on AC/DC's Powerage album (my personal fave, too). Zeke is Dwarves meets Motorhead. If that sounds like something you're interested you have a new favorite band. If not, there's always Matchbox 20 or Wilco.

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