It's amazing how similar the lead singers voice sounds like Shane McGowan. This is Pogues-like Irish Folk Punk. Very traditional sound. Expect more of a Dubliners or Pogues type of sound as opposed to Dropkick Murphys or Flogging Molly

Smut Peddlers have a catchy, fun sound as usual. This includes the 7" version of the song "Exit Plan", found on their CD "Coming Out", if you like this, then I'd recommend that CD as well

Also, don't bother hoping to get the last one of this album, I got #500/500, sucks for you d00dz!

A classic album. Great German Punk/Oi! I heard this album many years ago and didn't get around to buying the CD until not too long ago and this CD takes me back

Great for fans of streetpunk and melodic oi!

Unit 21 shreds out 2 great songs. Chaotic Alliance is damn near impossible to follow with the lyric sheet, and their sound has changed a LOT (more thrashy, as opposed to their previous streetpunk sound)

Overall great songs from both bands

Really catchy music. I was particularly impressed with Soundcity Hooligans. I'd say check into it if you're into rock n' roll/oi! type of music

this album was okay. The recording quality isn't fantastic, and most of the bands have put out better songs. On the plus side it's inexpensive and collectable. But I'd say only buy it if you've got 3 bux and 5 minutes to kill

Not bad, it's a pretty good choice for those who are looking to get into German Oi! It's main flaw is it can get kinda boring at times

Also, I'm 90% sure that Kampfzone is (or has since turned into) a neo-nazi band. So that's a bummer

Pretty good. Definitely for streetpunk fans, and for fans of Paul-era Virus vocals. Decent Blitz cover as well

Great CD. It's kind of a mix of psychobilly, punk, horrorpunk, rockabilly, country and its own sound. I'd also recommend their self titled album (which I don't think is sold on this site anymore). Really fun, catchy, unique songs. It also includes the non-acoustic version of the song "Football is fun" (the acoustic was on their self titled ablum).

Overall, worth a listen.

I'm pretty much saying the same thing everyone else has said but here goes: It's definitely for fans of the LoC style of music. It has a ska/skate punk sound, with a few metal riffs thrown in, crust-like lyrics, and a little bit of old school hip hop lyrical style