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I Think My Older Brother Listen to Lagwagon

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I am a huge Lag fan. I have been listening to them for years. I have to say I was a little disppointed. Not only because of the length of the album, but the songs were plain and lacked their usual creativity. If you are a new fan you will probably love it, but people who have a listened to them for 14 years plus may be disappointed.

Not as many tracks on this CD as I am used to punk CDs having, but it's quality stuff. The song B-Side gets stuck in my head all of the time. The music is definately punk style, but not harsh or loud. Is there such a thing as relaxing punk? Like if my elevator played punk. Don't get me wrong, it's a great cd to have around! I like to put it in on the drive home after a busy day at work to help me wind down. I have come to use this Lagwagon CD as my go-to cd for background music, before the party really starts, as a transition into the brasher stuff.

This is a good cd. It's lagwagon as usual. It actually seems like they go back to their old stuff on a couple of songs. All in all it's a great album, but my pet pieve is it's way too short. It only has 6 or 7 songs. Right when you start getting into the cd, it's over. On the other hand, it's better than not getting anything from these guys. Good lyrics and good songwriting as usual.

I hate to say it cause i am a HUGE fan of lagwagon. Almost every single one of their albums is great, but i felt this one was just lacking. You can tell singer Joey Cape just dosent have the fire anymore. His vocal delivery is just bland, he sounds like he'd rather be anywhere else but in the studio singing. The music might not be half bad, its just so hard to get past the lackluster singing, and just general lack of their usual catchiness.