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Nothing New for Trash Like You

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I thought this was a pretty good CD, some new songs and some old songs. If you like this I recommend Choking Victim and Operation Ivy.
And to the guy who said the thing about "a ska band that hates ska", Ska sucks is a cover song from Propagandhi, which is a joke song.

AAA...what can i say? hardcore ska at its best. Blazing lyrics, suicidal references and violent messages... u gotta love these guys. this cd is a comp of their best songs. Its pretty sick. b4 you consider buying it, i suggest checking out the songs: "Angel in the Centerfold," "Court 22", and "Just an Obstruction" if u like these...ull find urself singing along with broken speech as these guys tear thru the hit songs on da cd

This band is just plain incredible. Political ska-core at its best. 18 great songs. If you wanna get [mad] at the government and society, I highly reccomend this. They sure do like to use the "F" word and sing about how corrupt authority figures are, and I sure like it. My favorites include Just An Obstruction, That Way, Above The Law, Court 22, Under Your Authority, Centerfold, and Hard As F--k. I also think they do the best version of Ska Sucks. If you like harder punk stuff and ska-core, get this!

songs are some of the best ones, good tracks. this is a good compilation of their songs, but if you already have all their albums, then nothing new for trash like you... buy it anyway because AAA is a good band and I want them to make more music.

I bought this CD after hearing a sample of some of their songs off of a Hopelessly Devoted to You sampler CD and I was very pleased. THis is like angry ska music, I guess some would call it Skacore, whatever it is I like it a lot. But I am sad to say that my CD has gone either missing or was stolen because I havent seen it now in about 2 months, but luckily it is on my computer and my mp3 player. Anyways, this CD has very catchy songs with some sweet horns and awesome anti-authority lyrics. Highly recommended for fans of ska music. I also own their CD 24-hour Roadside Resistance and I greatly like this one better, this one is much more ska than 24 hour.

For those of you that don't know the history of AAA, they were formed in 1992 under the premise that they would do everything themselves, and they did in the beginning: Booking their own tour, producing their own merchandise, choosing their own singles etc. Their sound basically mixes some ska style rock, jump-around punk, and of course a tiny touch of screamo here and there.

While this album features many a song by the group, that doesn't mean everyone is a keeper. The actual sound of the band is interesting because the upbeat punk/ska (Think brass instruments and funky guitar work) is a sharp contrast to the yelling 'vocals' throughout. I do give the guys props for sticking to their guns and playing the kind've music they have always played: politically uncensored punk music with a touch of ska, and for not really changing their formula, because it does work for the guys, to set them apart. However after a while, the droning vocals, the repetitive beats throughout every song, and the altogether length of the album might ware on your nerves as much as it did with mine.

You know I was considering buying this cd until I heard the last song on the cd