Good cd. Lots of good songs on it. Bad Religion is classic punk goodness. I'm going to go bash my head against a wall now.

This is the only Good Riddance album I own, but I'm sure to buy more, because it's awesome. Really awesome.

I think this release is even better than Strike Anywhere's first release. Overall, the songs are a little slower, which isn't normally a good thing, but something about this cd hits me in the face. I give it a 4 not because it's below amazing-level, but because a cd has to be COLOSSAL to get a 5. More colossal than even a very high and sharply-peaked mountain.

Ah, the Suicide Machines... This is a topnotch release. TOPNOTCH. So is Destruction By Definition. But you already knew that, or perhaps you didn't, but if that be the case, go ahead and punch yourself in the face right now. That's it, go on. Alright then.

Thrice really is one of the most original and talented bands out there. I love them. Of Identity Crisis, The Illusion of Safety, and The Artist in the Ambulance, it's about impossible to decide which is better. This is why you should own them all. Even if you have to kill for them. Because morals don't matter; we've learned that money matters most.

I think that I liked Nofx a lot more than I do now when I bought this. But it's good Nofx. This and Ribbed. Some of their later stuff is pretty good too. This review is completely worthless, and for that I apologize.

This cd is definitely a worthy buy-- It's the only one I own from the Teen Idols and it's really different from a lot of bands I listen to, but it's great pop-punk. I almost hesitate to use that term to describe this band because it lumps them in with New Found Glory and the like. And of course, that is absurd. ABSURD.

I really love Anti-flag. A lot. But this album is a disappointment. Not as much of a disappointment as Catch 22's 'Dinosaur Sounds', but still, I didn't have enough motivation to listen to it more than three times through. It's just too poppy. And I don't think I want to live anymore.

This isn't one of Nofx's best, but I'd still recommend it if you're a fan. It's catchy all the way through. And I like it.

This is the only AAA cd I own-- I got it because I was under the impression that this was the favorite of a lot of fans. It's decent at best. Not that it doesn't have its high points; I just feel that that there's much better ska/punk out there. Anyway, I still listen to it from time to time, so I'll give it a 3, but I think I'm being fairly generous.