Customer Reviews

Slow Motion Riot

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This CD is awesome. From begining to end it combines meaningful lyrics with intense music. Bring this CD into the weight room and you can guarantee results, forget steriods, all you need is 98 Mute.

This is an Ok album. One thing you can say about it is that a lot of the songs sound a little to much alike. This music isn't bad if you like punk but it can get you a little wanting some variety. Each song has good lyrics to go with it so that is a plus. And each song has a good length. This album is pretty good but it leaves a little to be desired. Buy it if you like Pennywise.

ok. first of all this is a south bay band, so they're good in my books right there. secondly, this is such an awesome album. it has a lot of good guitar riffs and the vocals are good as well. they bring back the earlier days of punk. it's good, and all these people leaving them bad reviews can suck my weesh. they must not know punk too well if they think anything by 98 Mute isn't good

this is a great punk album that has good lyrics and cool/fast palm muting(as cheap as that sounds).this is 98 mute at their best.i am a bmx rider and this stuff pumps me up to ride.i think these guys along with vision and the deviates are probably the best punk bands i have ever heard.i like and you might too.check them out.you wont be let down

This band has had an unavoidable knack for growing on me. Their first two albums I at first didn't enjoy all that much. But after repeat listens, I really got into their west coast hardcore style, and the singer's unique voice. As for this album, I can't say the same, totally. Their style has changed from their west coast hardcore style to more of a mixture of H2O, AFI, and Pennywise [which to me is no good, because I only like H2O out of those 3]. 98 Mute has made the jump to Epitaph and with that comes a bigger budget [I'm assuming] and a better producer in Fletcher from Pennywise. This is one of those instances where you wish they DIDN'T have a good producer. He makes the vocals sound too clean for my tastes, and they sound more generic then they used to. The music sounds a bit more bland and quieter, also, and the album seems to have a lack of energy that was displayed in their first two releases on Theologian. Overall, this isn't too bad of an album, and it's nice to see a good band like this get a little more exposure via Epitaph, but if you really want to check these guys out, pick up "Class Of '98" by them, it will rock your lily white ass.