This is a great CD
11/09/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you want to buy this CD, do it. Its a seriosly cool CD. Anything done buy The RBF is cool. And even if you dont like it, you can say you have it and hang out with other really cool RBF fans. Listen to me. They are the ONLY people you should be hanging with. And becides, its a cool CD anyways. You got nothing to lose. Oh, and while your on AMIZON.COM, go over to the BSB page and right a bad review. :-)"
Pilfer's Reel Big Fish is gonna start your party now . . .
Sarah A. Scherrer | Norfolk, VA | 11/01/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"These guys are hysterical. Ska doesn't get better than Reel Big Fish . . . and maybe everybody DOES play guitar, but Aaron Barrett's vocals and lead guitar and Scott's back-up vocals and goofy charisma lend this album and all RBF albums the origionality, sarcasm, and vitality that the cynics of the party world love. So let the rhythm get you dancin' . . ."
RBF rocks, literally
Trendy | United States | 10/17/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you are new to ska, RBF is a great band to start with. Not only are the lyrics catchy, the songs also include some great hooks (guitar riffs, horn lines, ect.). This album is not just ska, it contains many elements of different styles, including: some Jazz, a bit of punk, a spit of 80's retro, and even a tny tiny dose of rap. The songs are fast, loud, and make you want to sing and maybe even skank (that's a dance for ska). This album is a first pedestal for a ska fan, a must have if you will. So in conclusion buy this album."
Track Listings (18) - Disc #1