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Ultimatics
The Vicious and the Glamorous
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Fuck California - The Ultimatics, Amentea, Angelo
2. Carry Frankie Home - The Ultimatics, Thomas, Terry [1]
3. Every Trick in the Book - The Ultimatics, Chritopher, Ray
4. She Got Me over You - The Ultimatics, Osh, Tommy
5. You're So Gone - The Ultimatics, Thomas, Terry [1]
6. White Trash Picnic - The Ultimatics, Osh, Tommy
7. Michael Caine - The Ultimatics, Christopher, Ray
8. It Dosn't Matter - The Ultimatics, Thomas, Terry [1]
9. Sister Sister - The Ultimatics, Christopher, Ray
10. Creeps - The Ultimatics, Osh, Tommy
11. Who Took the Fun Out of Rock & Roll - The Ultimatics, Thomas, Terry [1]
12. Black on Blonde - The Ultimatics, Christopher, Ray
13. Subterfuge - The Ultimatics, Thomas, Terry [1]
14. Jodi O'Brien - The Ultimatics, Christopher, Ray
15. Motorcade - The Ultimatics, Osh, Tommy

CD Details

All Artists: Ultimatics
Title: The Vicious and the Glamorous
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Beach Records
Original Release Date: 10/4/2000
Re-Release Date: 10/24/2000
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 095601005929

CD Reviews

Good Pittsburgh punk rock

punkviper | Pittsburgh, PA USA | 04/06/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Probably made better by the fact that they don't seem caught up in any trendy "scene" or genre that will be here today and gone tomorrow. You can tell these guys are in it because they love the music. No posing, no skateboards, no fake British accents pretending to be The Business. Just straight ahead pub-style punk rock. They know how to change it up just enough to keep the melodicism and the hard edge in proper balance. If I had to compare them to a band, maybe I'd say The Workin Stiffs from San Francisco, or a streetpunk band that just sounds that way and isn't trying to be some '77 throwback. They are in the here and the now, and the honesty is refreshing. A quality listen."