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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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BEST SKA CD EVER! (that I've heard),
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My criteria for any ska record is simple: does it make me jump out of my chair and start skanking wildly as if my life depended on it? With Noises, the answer is a resounding yes, even six years after I first heard of the bosstones. The trend in the latter half of the ninetees was to have bands that did either happy pop-ska, or run-of-the-mill punk-ska. Although they combine a hardcore background with singable ska songs, the Bosstones really don't fit into either category; this record showcases their distinctive sound better than their other records. The sound is aggressive and FAST, especially on Dr. D and What's At STake, but then you have where'd you go and They Came to Boston, which may not be "hardcore" but maintain the high level of energy. This album stands out from all other ska albums by far. If you buy only one Bosstones CD, get this one, but you're going to want more.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Before the generic suits. . .,
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This review is from: More Noise & Other Disturbances (Audio CD)
If you love "Let's Face It," but can't help feeling that the 'Tones have sold out just a little . . . if you think the generic suited rudy look just isn't as cool as the good 'ol "Bad in Plaid," . . . if you think that the new CD has a bit too much polish on the vocals and not enough driven growl . . . this is the CD for you. But then again, if you miss the good old Boss Tones, then you probably have this album already. If you are new to these ska-core bad boys, you don't know what you're missingt - "Let's Face It" is catchy, but this is where it's at.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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classic bosstones,
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This review is from: More Noise & Other Disturbances (Audio CD)
This CD kicks @$$.It has so many great songs on it. Most were on the live album but the originals are just as good if not better."Where'd You Go","Cowboy Coffee","I'll Drink to That and "Bad In Plaid" all kick @$$. But my favorite song is "Dr.D".All bosstones fans should own this.
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