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3.0 out of 5 stars
Torn between the pop/punk thing going on here, June 3, 2003
This review is from: Roger Miret & The Disasters (Audio CD)
I picked this up out of faith of Roger Miret and Agnostic Front and pretty much got what I expected-Oi punk, rock'n'roll. There are some decent hooks abound but sometimes I can't help but feel this music almost borders on pop/punk. "Radio" is one in which I don't exactly understand what exactly the lyrics are pointing towards, but I can guess that it means he's sick of the [music] playing on radio today (Amen!). However some of this does sound like what I would hear on the radio. I understand the want to bring punk rock back to its basics sometimes, but I have to say I prefer the energy of AF back in the days of "Liberty and Justice".
All in all, a good solo start for Miret.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
very oi influenced and a bit better than the af riot/dead yuppies cds, April 4, 2009
A Kid's Review
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this sound very io style influenced but roger alway said he liked io his vioce fits better here than on many Agnostic front classic which this sounds nothing alike but this is very fresh punk/street io sounding maybe a little like lar freidricksons solo cds.
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