Im a big fan of The Explosion, The A.k.a.s, and Ska/Dub music so I knew I had to have this 7" I personally prefer the A.k.a.s side more because they used more of the original song than they did compared to the Explosion side.

The Bomb The Music Industry! side of this album is great, tons of fun and up to par with every other btmi! album. Rick Johnson on the other hand is nothing really more than alright... Devo-like nothing really special.

This is a great 7". I had never heard Nakatomi Plaza before, they play a style of melodic punk, nothing special but its enjoyable. Latterman on the other hand can do no wrong These two songs are worth the price of this alone. Easily one of my favorite 7"s if only for the latterman side.

so... i got this cd a while back, but havent really listened to it very much. Personally i think the mars volta have become very overrated.... its good, its not great.. or amazing... or anything like that though. it could do without all of the nosie though.

umm lets see do i really need to say anything, this is dfa and they kick more ass then you'll ever know too bad the lovely white vinyl is out of print now just buy this, cd or vinyl either one, it kills

hmmm let me see here its (international) noise conspiracy umm how about BUY IT? everything you wanted from this awesome band

its short i thought it might be a bit longer but its a classic or it needs too be conciderded one every song is great buy this now

it seems a little overproduced. The best track is "where be breathe" even though its not listed online on the case or in the lyrics sheet.... its still a good album toss it in for a listen to every so often i've heard their better live

can i rate this higher? 4 words-- GREATEST SKA BAND EVER! this is how catch-22 should have sounded after keasby nights

alright but theirs like 4 songs that are almost rap but the new bad religion songs almost make up for it refused are on it too that cool and motion city soundtrack is actualy really good