The mix of glam rock, punk and more here is nothing exceptionally unique. These guys just do a great job of making this sound work. For the most part it never feels tired or redundant. That said, I think perhaps trimming a couple of the songs from the set would have made for a better experience. Still, it's darned good like this. Besides, a lot of people these days only listen to a few songs and not the whole album. All in all, if you like bands like The New York Dolls, you should dig these guys.

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With a parental advisory, this is a cool hard rocker. It's not quite punk, but it has a definite raw edge. I love the riff that drives it, and the whole cut just works well.

With  a great balance between mellower and harder rocking stuff, this is a cool tune. It has punk rock in the mix along with old school rock and roll and more. It's moody and rather dark.

There is a bit of a grunge vibe to this number. It has a slight space rock thing at play, too. It's another solid rocker on a disc that's full of them. The guitar solo brings into rather psychedelic territory.

Punk and glam are merged on this rocker. It's not a big change or anything Earth-shattering. It's a cool and catchy rocker, though. The melodic sections on this are intriguing for sure, but the chorus and rocking portions really sell it.

I love the hard rocking edge to this cut. It's part old school rock and roll, part NWOBHM and part punk. This is one of the coolest songs here. The guitar solo section makes me think of some early hardcore.