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label: epitaph
released: 1996
"the descendents are like black flag's annoying friend"
that's how i once heard the band being described in a music store by an employee
you'd think lying to customers was bad business
i don't hear it
the only link to black flag would be the band's drummer...who just happens to be bill stevenson (he also produced the album)
so...i'm not gonna go into my usual "they sound like this band and this band and this band"...because they're one of the bands i'd use to describe another band
and besides...you should already know who the descendents are
and if you don't...that's ok...just stick to your good charlotte cds
DL: everything sucks
3 comments:
The Descendents just don't stand the test of time, as much as it pains me to say, their music seems to only appeal to people under the age of 16.
I'm a middle aged looser, and I think Mr. Bass in one of best songs EVVAH!
Mug, Mug, Mug!!!! Descendents still sound fresh to these aged thirty six year old ears. By the way, completely unrelated, you need more bitch magnet on your site.
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