Definitely worth the money. Both songs are great. If you're a Methadones fan you won't be disappointed. You go Dan!

If you love the old Misfits you'll like this cd. It has their first mini-album and some new songs. This is the only cd by a new horror punk band that I've bought that has gotten old after one or two listens. Danzig approved if you give a shit.

This is really good. The guitar riffs are great. The only thing I don't like about it is the singer is a screamer. Otherwise it sounds like it could have come out in the early eighties. I'm really looking forward to hearing more stuff from these guys. Definitely worth buying.

Big disappointment. It's not that the songs are bad. It's just that there both on whatever album they released at that time. Buy the CD instead. If you ever get the chance to see them live, go. These old bastards still got the juice.

This CD is great. These guys play straight punk rock from the home of the Ramones, Queens, New York. Not too slow. Not too fast. And no pop. Instant classic.

Garbage. It's them playing an improvised, horrible song on the radio, and the song is even cut out before it ends. Total waste of money.

These guys have the best Ramones style songs I've ever heard by far. This is a compilation or best of cd. It's a must for Ramones freaks. It's not as good as "Chairmen of the Bored" but I haven't seen that cd or any others anywhere in a long time. Most of these songs are catchy as hell and have a perfect mid-tempo speed. IF Interpunk gets this back in stock snatch it up quick.

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Better than most Ramones heavily inspired pop punk. Think of the Hanson Brothers minus the hockey. The Joey Ramone tribute song was a disappointment, otherwise it rocks. Queers & Ramones fans would probably love it. Definitely worth the ten bucks or whatever it costs.

Reminds me of The Queers' "Beyond the Valley.." if it was good, really good. Fast and raw and it manages to squeeze in a couple of good mid/low-tempo songs. Good shit.

This CD is a pretty good attempt at sounding like a classic Ramones era album. A couple of the openings to the songs even use Ramones riffs. The biggest problem with this is the vocals. He sounds exactly like Dan Vapid in the riverdales. If you can't come up with original sounding vocals, then why not go for the full Ramones effect and imitate Joey?