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supported by 7 fans who also own “Wish You Well”
Great upbeat songs with a positive message, skillfully performed with heart and soul by a really rocking band. Every track is a gem. A perfect album from start to finish, and a must have for lovers of power pop.
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Marching Out Of Time
by Popboomerang
supported by 7 fans who also own “Wish You Well”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Wish You Well”
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South Philly band Grocer has all the sly disaffection of classic ’90s indie rock in their wonderfully unruly songs.
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Dumb Punts - The Big One
by PISSFART RECORDS
Ragged guitar punk from this Melbourne group with slashing riffs and attitude for days.
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Volar LA Set (Flat Worms, Tracy Bryant, Part Time/Drinking Flowers, Cosmonauts, Susan)
by Flat Worms
Collected tracks from five bands including Cosmonauts, Susan, and Flat Worms provides a look into the vibrant Los Angeles music scene.
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The Last Rock Band
by Ryan Allen
supported by 6 fans who also own “Wish You Well”
As a concept album . . . well, no such thing has ever survived on the conceit of the concept if the songs aren't there. Even Townshend can't explain what the hell Tommy is about. But Ryan brings the songs "because he has to" (to paraphrase the last cut), and thank the rock gods that he does. The fact that this is better than the last Who album by about 50 miles makes me think there will never be a last rock band, and beyond that, the concept probably doesn't matter that much.
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