[.ca] Save the World, Lose the Girl

Midtown, They raise the notch on punk bands!:
Midtown is overall a great band and this cd exhibits those qualities that raise the standards of what a punk band should be. The vocals are some of the most harmonized and soothing, yet edgy and "in your face." I'm not trying to tell you that the vocals can't satisfy punk band standards because that is far from the truth. They can dig out the screams and yells or whatever you want. The guitar parts are simple yet simple in their complexity. These rythms are very catchy and the band stays together almost exactly I give this band 5 Stars and the cd 5 stars.

Don't Touch the Leather:
It's unfortunate that my review can only be written in words and you can't see the David Lee Roth-esq jump kicks that I'm busting out like I do every time I think about, never mind listen to, this album. As much as I love Living Well is the Best Revenge (which is the best album in the world), it's always nice to go back to a great band's beginnings and listen to where they've come from. I compare the experience to throwing in Led Zepplin's first album. Raw unabashed musical genius - unforgettable the way's great bands' first albums should be.

• Just Rock & Roll
• Direction
• Recluse
• Another Boy
• Let Go
• No Place Feels Like Home
• Such a Person
• We Bring Us Down
• Knew It All Along
• Come On
• Resting Sound
• Frayed Ends