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No Lunch

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Great cd! "She Stands There" is my personal favourite. Then "Frankie" it just rocks so hard. Ric Ocasek did a wonderful job on production. The songwriting is excellent. Jesse Malin is a lead singer to be reckoned with. His voice has such range. I saw these guys in concert & they rock just as hard. Great band. If you like Hanoi Rocks, The Ramones & The New York Dolls you will like this. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.

I can never make a long story short, but in '96, I saw these guys open up for KISS and lucked into this album a little while later. I wasn't disappointed in the slightest.

They've got an updated Dead Boys/GnR pastiche that isn't even remotely original, but it's still a lot of fun. "Too Loose" and "Capital Offender" are my faves, but it's a perfect album for just pure raunchiness whenever you want/need it.

Kudos to Ric Ocasek, who shows us how a pop producer and songwriter can still produce righteous rock whenever he gets the opportunity.

DGeneration's second album is one of the best albums recorded in the last few years. Right from the opening of the first track "Scorch" to the end of their Reagan Youth cover "Degenerated" the album has you hooked. The album features three songs that first appeared on the debut album. These songs, "No Way Out," "Waiting for the Next Big Parade," and "Frankie" are joined by new hits such as "She Stands There," "Too Loose", and "1981" to make one of the best punk rock albums ever recorded. The album manages to capture the amazing power and presence that this band can create live. This album is a must buy.

d generation, to put it bluntly, will be to punks in 10 or 15 years what the clash are today, that is, legends who will change the shape of punk rock and spawn a million rip off bands. no lunch, along with their other two albums are must haves...theyre also one of the best live bands around today so dont miss em when they come through your town. key songs are NO WAY OUT and TOO LOOSE, also a damn good version of reagan youth's DEGENERATED.

D Generation's second album No Lunch is a great rock 'n' roll album in the tradition of punk forefathers the Stooges, the MC5, Radio Birdman and especially the New York Dolls, with bits of the Saints and the Ramones mixed in. If any of those classic bands cracks your whip, No Lunch is definitely your cup of molten lava.

Everything these guys release is consistently excellent. This album rocks like nobodies business as does everything else they do. Produced by Ric Ocasaek, but don't worry, this sounds nothing like the Cars. Get it!

This album is great, especially if you dig old guns n' roses or hanoi rocks. I would recommend searching the used cd racks for there out of print self titiled debut, it's better then anything they have ever put out, no lies.

Yes, I said first TRUE album, because the actual first album bites! These guys were a modern glam-punk band; sort of a cross between Hanoi Rocks and The Stooges. However, the first album was sluggishly played, and produced like a Gregg Giuffria album! Four songs from that album are re-recorded here, and the energy level jumps at least two-fold. The band split with their label over the dodgy treatment of a release that sounds nothing like Punk! This album does, and is worth every bit of your money. "Through The Darkness", their third and last release, is just as good. If they could bury that first album once and for all, D Generation's legacy would be flawless!

this is definitly d-gens best album love this stuff.
punk rocking powerpop at its finest and malins lyrics dont disapoint.
check out 17 Crash if ur into this
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i can sit and isten to this album 4 ever i recomend this cd to anyone who listens to punk rock!