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| 4.5 superb | JackAssin | December 9th 15 |
I've got this. A pretty good album to get high with man. My little sister took it to a slumber party and two of the girls did suicide after hearing this.
What can I say... get your bong out and your beer and chips ready and get ready to groove man.
I liken Thirty Days Out demise simply to too much great music on the scene by established superstars at the time. This debut album was up against the Beatles' swan song "Let It Be" as well as Neil Young's "Harvest."
The sad decline of principle songwriter John Micallif to a sex cult follower, and Jack Malkin to a NYC pimp, and Phil Lowe to a Miami meth dealer is testament to the bitter pill of rejection this band wallowed within. Only bass player Monty Mellink ever got a foothold in the music biz as road manager for The Ramones in charge of groupie women screening.
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