A fairly good comp, with a bunch of local and not so local bands that have some type of tie to the radio show. Also has sound bites and bumpers from the program. Not a bad record.

The best comp that I have heard in years! Recently so many comps have a bunch of shit tracks tossed in to make the damn thing longer (although it’s not actually a very recent trend). This thing kicks ass from start to finish. Amazing grind track after amazing grind track! Brilliant hardcore over and over and over again. This really is a treat that ranks up there with the best of them! I scared a guy at work with this record and that’s a good sign!

A sweet little 7" from Hot Water Music. Great songs plus the art work that they are becoming known for.

There are a whole lot of reviews posted for this record, and many of them slam one band while praising the other. So be it. When I got this record (about a week after it came out) I was unsure of either band. I have been a fan Of Hot Water Music since I read a review of Fuel For The Hate Game in a ‘zine a while ago, but I had never heard much from Alkaline Trio and wasn’t sure what Hot Water Music was up to releasing a split with them. This is a great record from both bands, and the covers of each other are by far the highlight. Playing favorites is a stupid idea when it comes to music so everyone needs to relax when it comes to their favorite bands/genre and just listen to good music, regardless of what band plays it and what label releases it.

The 7” gives this the record the same amount of tracks as the cd, so you have no excuse to buy a piece of plastic when you can get this nice slab of vinyl instead. Most people know if they like this band or not, so regardless of what I say (since you have no idea who I am) you most likely have an idea if you want this or not. It’s a collection of random tracks from here and there, and quite an enjoyable listen. To think that florida produced something good. Dear god!

Cacophonous and melodic at the same time. Male/Female vocals and good musicianship, let alone a brilliant name, set this 7” apart from so many of the little pieces of vinyl that come out every day. Enjoy my friends…enjoy!.

Fast and hard. This is a sign that hardcore is still going in a positive direction despite all the stupid ideology that has been introduced. Stripped down and fast this is almost a joy to listen to. Amen.

There's really not too much to say. Spazz is well known for a reason, and that is the fact that they are really really good. Öpstand is proficient and sounds good. For the Spazz side alone this is a good record. With Öpstand, it’s great!

Kick ass hardcore and yet another amazing release from 625. Thrashy with a great sense of humor and a distinct lack of "holier-than-thou" attitude, a great break from the somehow popular self-righteous hardcore that has seemed to flood "the scene". It’s a nice change from many of the options that are available today. Highly recommended.

This 7" is fucking amazing. Fast, angry, and guaranteed to make you think about a lot of the stupid shit that goes on in the hardcore scene. These guys know where they stand and want to make sure that you know it too. Finding a place smack dab in between an often-uptight queer community, and a more uptight hardcore community, Limp Wrist draws the two together and then demolishes the lines between them. Queer, Straight Edge, and horny as shit, mothers lock up your punk rock sons 'cause here comes Limp Wrist!!!