| 3.0 good |
| Against Me! New Wave |
| Against Me! The Original Cowboy |
| Angels and Airwaves We Don't Need to Whisper |
| Arch Enemy Wages of Sin |
| Bedouin Soundclash Street Gospels |
| blink-182 Buddha |
| Bob Marley and The Wailers Legend |
| Bomb the Music Industry! Album Minus Band |
| Feeder Echo Park |
| Feeder Two Colours |
| Laura Jane Grace Heart Burns |
| Metallica Reload |
| Metallica Metallica |
| NOFX Wolves in Wolves' Clothing |
| Operation Ivy Hectic |
| Rancid ...And Out Come the Wolves |
| Rancid Let's Go |
| Rancid Rancid [EP] |
| Streetlight Manifesto Keasbey Nights |
| Sum 41 Does This Look Infected? |
| Sum 41 Chuck |
| The Aggrolites The Aggrolites |
I can't exactly remember how I came across The Aggrolites, it was probably a 'if you like that then you might like this' suggestion by Amazon or something. Anyway I got hold of this record in the end. And I find it a confusing record. There are sme very definite awesome songs on here - Countrman Fiddle, Mr.Misery, Someday, Time To Get Tough, A.G.G.R.O - but to find them you he to trawl trough a lot of similar sounding instrumental tracks and filler songs that add very little to the overall album. The instrumentals that litter the album do serve the purpose of showing just how tight The Aggrolites are as a band, and it is awesome how they have nailed that old-school -chicka-chic-chicka-chic sound, but the balence between filler and good material is very thin - except that the good material is very, very good. Needless to say, i find this quite difficult to listen to in one sitting, as it seems to go on for ages in the same vein. Cut down to 12 or 13 tracks this would be an essential record, but as it is the album gets boring quite quickly.
Joe |
| The Cat Empire The Cat Empire |
| The Gaslight Anthem The '59 Sound |
| Various Artists (Metal) Kerrang Remastered: Master of Puppets... |
| Yeah Yeah Yeahs Yeah Yeah Yeahs |
| Zwan Mary Star Of The Sea |
