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Hello Bastards
Lifetime
Hello Bastards
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
 
  •  Track Listings (12) - Disc #1

1995 release on Jade Tree.

     
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All Artists: Lifetime
Title: Hello Bastards
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jade Tree
Original Release Date: 9/25/1995
Re-Release Date: 9/22/1995
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 792258102123, 792258102116

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1995 release on Jade Tree.
 

CD Reviews

Essential
indentropy@aol.com | dekalb, illinois | 05/28/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"nothing else makes everything ok for 2 and a half minutes than a lifetime song. this is their most cohesive and impressive work from start to finish. is it 21 minutes long? it feels like an hour (in a good way) - or at least it used to - before i knew it by heart from start to finish. the bliss, ache, and passion in these songs - from the sheer explosive energy, the heaving and winding nearly orchestral feel of the driving hardcore crash and crunch fused with unparalleled melodicism, and ari's introspective lyrics - this album lingers more like an incredibly memorable book than a rock album. this is cathartic. this is how life feels"
Great Great Great Great Great Album
hc803 | Marietta, GA United States | 03/01/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)

"So I started playing guitar when I was 14, figuring all the world needed was three chords a-la Green Day and weird lyrics a-la Nirvana. This continued on for about 3 more years, until I heard "Hello Bastards". I was sitting on the floor in Brandon's room, listening to Pet Shop Boys and Pull-Outs records, when he took the needle off the "Skip-O-Matic" record player he had and said "hey, this band's pretty cool, check it out" or something along those lines. From that point on, my views towards writing music completely changed. I realized punk can be multiple chord progressions, each one never repeating itself... vocals didn't have to be screeched as loud as possible... wait, you can PALM MUTE a power chord??? What!!! I hereby give full credit to Dan Yemin for teaching me how to really play guitar and Ari Katz for instilling some poetry and emotion into what I say when I play."
FANTASTIC
indentropy@aol.com | 03/27/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Although it isn't their first release, I consider it to be... why? Because they used to kinda suck. This album is what happens when a band matures and reaches their potential. The singer used to be monotone and sing (if you can call it that) his high-schoolish poetry over music that didn't match the tone of the words. Hello Bastards shows he actually can sing - and well. The music has been refined as well. Anyway... this album is a complete 180. One of my favorite albums - and it will be yours too. Punk/pop-punk must-have."