Audio Cassette review:
Naked Raygun - All Rise

Naked Raygun - All Rise

Band: Naked Raygun Title: All Rise Rating: Release Date: 01 November, 1995 Media: Audio Cassette Tracks: 1: Home of the Brave 2: Dog at Large 3: Knock Me Down 4: Mr. Gridlock 5: Strip 6: I Remember 7: Those Who Move 8: Envelope 9: Backlash Jack 10: Peacemaker 11: New Dreams

Customer Reviews If you like punk rock, then this is the band to check out Be that as it may, Naked Raygun stand among as one as the greatest bands to ever form. I suppose you could say that with the punk rock bands that are out today, you would not consider Naked Raygun punk rock or anything like that. Definately, if you want something new and interesting to listen to, then pick up Naked Raygun CD. Punk Rock with large doses of originality and integrity If you're into new school formula punk, you'll hate this. This piece is one of many sonic documentations of the awsome prowess of Naked Raygun. Naked Raygun don't play by the rules. They simply marched to their own drummer (literally). The 80's were a great period for punk. There were no rules. And NR prove this by inventing their own brand of sonic-fury. Always on the cutting edge, taking chances both musically and lyrically and often poking fun at their own genre (in a good way) and society as a whole. Politically correct? Not by todays standard, but they were sure politically (and apolitically) conciense. A musical feast for those who are sick and tired of the greendays, guttermouths, offspring and all that pop-punk being forced fed our unsuspecting p-rock youths. I am a fan, and I cite them as a major influence for my band "riotgun. " Take a chance and take a listen. Great album! Fast, exciting and ambitious. Simply breathtaking. . You can see a complete list of all Naked Raygun discography, or go back to the Naked Raygun tabs