Search - Pinkerton Thugs :: End of an Era

Fun punk

rosieml | MA, USA | 10/29/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"end of an era is full of catchy punk rock songs. not too hardcore, but not too poppy. it's not the kind of music that's going to become all mainstream and end up on mtv or anything. listening to this album always puts me in a good mood... i first heard the pinkerton thugs on "go-kart vs. the corporate giant #2", and then borrowed the cd from my friend. i'd say it's worth buying, especially if you like "out come the wolves" by rancid. (although this cd's not as good.)
ps. the song "no heroes, no justice" is always stuck in my head, it's one of my favorite songs on the album."

Not only Boston, but the World's finest.

powers13 | Boston, MA United States | 02/16/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Trouble, the Pinkerton Thugs, the Ducky Boys, the Unseen, and of course the Dropkick Murphys are the best bands to come out of Boston in the '90s. Forever their music will live with the souls who have heard and lived by it. The Pinkerton Thug's CD, "End of an Era's" lyics are a sad reminder of how the Boston scene has dwindled with the break up of three of these bands, the closing of the Rat, etc., but is routed in some of the greatest sounds that have ever come to my ears. By both of the P-Thug's CDs along with all of the rest of the great Boston bands mentioned. One's life is not complete with out listening to all of them."