Mink Jaguar ...again
In Flac - covers are included
1 Love to Love You
2 No Love Remains
3 You Got the Answers
4 Some Other Girl
5 Leave Us All Behind
6 Millionaires Are Getting Younger
7 What's Your Brand?
8 I Wanna Know
9 Maybe Sometime (All the Time)
10 Monkey Man
11 Mother Phoenix
12 Sheena Nazeem
What you have here is the most infectious, uninhibited, unself-conscious, yet utterly timeless, most goddamn pumpin' rock 'n' roll you'll hear this year. With Mink Jaguar you know there's something for everybody. Be it classic power-pop, a touch of 13th Floor Elevators influenced psych, or just straight up garage punk. Yep. These guys play it like they just fell out of the tree!! Which brings me to their latest album: twelve nuggets of unbridled burning err, what I've just described above. Did I mention the impeccable song writing that effortlessly ties in 50's, 60's and 70's cornerstone sounds? Yes friends, these boys remind me of power-pop greats such as The Nerves, the (U.S.) Beat, The Plimsouls, even the almighty Ramones but with an incredible sense of garage punk THUD! It's as if Jonathan Richman bought himself a rhythm section of shaved apes and recorded for Bomp Records!!!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VJLDKZEY
In Flac - covers are included
1 Love to Love You
2 No Love Remains
3 You Got the Answers
4 Some Other Girl
5 Leave Us All Behind
6 Millionaires Are Getting Younger
7 What's Your Brand?
8 I Wanna Know
9 Maybe Sometime (All the Time)
10 Monkey Man
11 Mother Phoenix
12 Sheena Nazeem
What you have here is the most infectious, uninhibited, unself-conscious, yet utterly timeless, most goddamn pumpin' rock 'n' roll you'll hear this year. With Mink Jaguar you know there's something for everybody. Be it classic power-pop, a touch of 13th Floor Elevators influenced psych, or just straight up garage punk. Yep. These guys play it like they just fell out of the tree!! Which brings me to their latest album: twelve nuggets of unbridled burning err, what I've just described above. Did I mention the impeccable song writing that effortlessly ties in 50's, 60's and 70's cornerstone sounds? Yes friends, these boys remind me of power-pop greats such as The Nerves, the (U.S.) Beat, The Plimsouls, even the almighty Ramones but with an incredible sense of garage punk THUD! It's as if Jonathan Richman bought himself a rhythm section of shaved apes and recorded for Bomp Records!!!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VJLDKZEY
Special Thanx to Limburg for this great contribution
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