Iggy is such a god, I can't even tell you. He is super human, up there with Lemmy and Ian McKaye. Probably the Stooges best work, even though Ron Asheton is on bass instead of guitar. Pick this up man, it's just so fuckin' worth it.

Incredible from minute one. This is definently one of the greatest bands of English punk... no... all punk... no... all rock... no... all music history. I saw these guys in 2004, when they were like 50 and shit, and it was still one of the most interesting and high energy live shows I have ever been to. Pick up the Day the Country Died first, but this is still sweet like WAWA iced tea. WAWA iced tea is fuckin sweet, WAWA is very sweet, Jeff is very unsweet... WAWA and Jeff cancel out.

What can I say, of course it's five stars. No one is too hardcore for Fugazi, I love Municipal Waste and Slayer, but I love Fugazi too. The musicianship, though not show-offy and comepletely ground breaking is so solid and perfect it's almost moving. I actually shit myself the first time I heard this thing.

I'm not straight edge, but I still get down to this album. Killer breakdowns, heavy, punchy guitar riffs, a seriously pissed off vocal presence, and lyrics that aren't to in your face preachy about the gospel of being straight edge. Personally, In My Eyes is one of my all time favorite songs, but some people get all boo-hoo-ey about people dissing their beer. Whatever. A good time.

PICK THIS ALBUM UP. This album is like a history lesson... but the most interesting history lesson you could imagine. I really enjoyed listening to it the first bunch of times... but that's the thing. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because to me, it's more interesting hearing the roots of these easily 5-star bands (Black Flag, Minor Threat, GI, Youth Brigade, etc.) than it is hearing the actual music. You see, these bands grew to be 5 stars from 4 stars. Catch me? This is absolutely worth getting, do not mistake my honesty for contempt, this is a seriously worth-it compilation of good, classic hardcore.

Sure, their name gets dropped by everyone, but for good reason. This album although short, is totally good. Not a single track lacking. Worth getting. Plus, this shit is cheap. I just listen to the album like 3 times in a row everytime I listen to it, to get my fill of GB. The inside picture alone of the band is worth the purchase price. They look like a high school baseball team.

I was not psyched on this album. I picked this up as my first Flux album, and that was a bad idea. All demo's and live stuff is not a good way to get into a bands music. Smash guitar solo's? No thanks. Don't get me wrong, I think they are a good band, but I'd suggest getting something else.

A qualiy piece of plastic. Hilarious, serious, but always harsh and fast. These guys are what political music should be; they can make their statement, but not take themselves deadly serious. Every song is a good time. Worth picking up, I kid you not. BALLS.

A killer album, totally worth buying. Hard thrashing, tough-ass vocals, good lyrics. Skate or Die is my presonal favorite, but I also like Thrashin USA, Adult Crash, Each Waking Hour and Hands Off. All the songs are good, and get you totally hyped.

CD is fuckin sick. All there is to say. For anyone who is getting into Choking Victim through Leftover Crack, CV is basically a less experimental, more ska oriented version of the good Leftover Crack. For anyone who thinks ska is for pussies, I was once like you, I understand your position. But seriously, there are no horn sections, there is no whining, it is purely satanic, politi-thrash with ska breakdowns. There is no bullshit on this CD.