| All Artists: Manic Hispanic Title: Mijo Goes to Jr. College Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Better Youth Org. Release Date: 5/6/2003 Genres: Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock Style: Hardcore & Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 020282008624 |
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CD ReviewsThis pinche cd rules!!! Scott Dolan | california | 05/09/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "Manic Hispanic's new cd is hilarious. The covers of punk rock classics has always been sketchy, but these guys really made a classic cd. Not only did they change the words and throw in funny spanish slang, they made the songs sound the way they were back in the days. My favorite cover was of Johnny's Got a Problem. Changing it to My Homeboy is a Joto was hilarious. I bought the cd as I was driving home and I almost got into an accident because I was laughing so hard. This cd is definelty a must buy for anyone who likes the way that punk rock should sound. Or, if you feel like laughing like a pendejo, this cd es para ti!!! Adios Pendejos, Johnny Sancho" Wait For The Brown Out! Harvey J.Satan | Among The Garden Gnome,Friar Park | 10/27/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "AY-YI-YI! As M.H. would put it! The Manic Hispanic are back with another sack of Punque Rocks,straight outta the Barios of East L.A.! This isn't just a bunch of locos making fun of punk....no way hesse! These hombres LOVE it. They eat,drink,and respect the source music! Then they mix in some chilis,some mariachis,and bario-ize it for your enjoyment! "The Menudo Incident" was a brilliant start,"The Recline of Mexican Civilization" stumbled a little bit,but "Mijo Goes To Jr.College" puts them right back on top!The Damned,The Ramones,D.I.,The Dickies,Danzig,The Cramps,even Freddie Blassie!,no one gets out alive! My personal favourite is their cover of The Damned's "Melody Lee",the intricate piano intro. is now replaced with an accordian intro....just as beautiful! "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" is now "Creeper Is A Low Rider","You Drive Me Ape" is now "Get Up Your Late",and "Johnny's Got A Problem" has become a much bigger problem as we learn "My Homeboy Is A Joto".The Manic Hispanic take it all with a sense of humour,white,black,brown....everybody's down! Break open the cervezas and let your closet chollo come out and play!" A good CD with little replay value James Badger | Tempe, AZ United States | 01/27/2004 (2 out of 5 stars) "This CD is a hilarious remake of several punk classics from bands like The Ramones, The Damned, and others. This CD is really funny the first time you hear it. When I first heard My Homeboy is a Joto, I [lost it]. The second time I heard this CD, it was a little less funny. The third time, a little less, and...well...you get the picture. Now I went and sold the thing because I can't stand it anymore. It's like owning a Weird Al album: you might like it at first, but by the end you'll hate yourself for ever spending money on it.
If you really want some good punk covers with endless replay value, check out Me First and the Gimme Gimmes." |
