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| 01 |
Strong Reaction |
3:57 | ||
| 02 |
Still Uneasy |
2:41 | ||
| 03 |
Not What I Want |
2:31 | ||
| 04 |
What to Do |
2:50 | ||
| 05 |
Locomotivelung |
2:41 | ||
| 06 |
Superstar |
2:24 | ||
| 07 |
Field of Darkness |
2:58 | ||
| 08 |
Time Again |
3:01 | ||
| 09 |
Believe |
2:45 | ||
| 10 |
Hardlight |
1:25 | ||
| 11 |
Untitled |
0:34 | ||
| 12 |
Through My Fingers |
4:03 | ||
| 13 |
My Youth |
2:43 | ||
| 14 |
Fade Away |
3:34 | ||
| 15 |
Method |
3:45 |
Pegboy rocked so f**kn hard and put on shows at the Metro and Congress that were so awesome - not to mention how much fun it was drinking with the band at the now disbanded wrigleyville tap. Larry was so kool and always had time for you. Rock on Pegboy! - you are why Chicago rock is the best.
the whole album is amazing, I had it as soon as it came out on vinyl back in the '80s. slipped is classic, put it on a mixtape for your girl.
I saw them live with TOOL, many years ago in San Diego. One of the most best shows ever. Pegboy is one of the most overlooked bands of all time. Do yourself a favor and download this. Drink the Kool-aid you'll be happy that you did.
Simply one of the best albums put together. I found these guys watching a Santa Cruz skate vid back in the early 90's. I ran out and bought the album and haven't looked back. I wore out the tape and then went thru one CD. I'm on my third go around with this album and it's still in heavy rotation. I only wish that Pegboy would have stuck together and put out more tunes. If you like crunchy guitars, whiskey tinged vocals and some seriously catchy riffs this is the album for you.
Simply put two of the best punk rock albums ever in one package. This songs will grow on you day by day and you will find yourself singin' them in your dreams.
I like the whole release, but the last four songs, the Three Chord Monte EP, are some of thee very best simple punk rock high energy music ever. A must have.
Pegboy was one of those great punk bands that always seemed to fly under the radar. Chunky driving guitars, expert drumming and angry vocals. Not to mention, some great hooks to keep you singing all day. What more could a punk rocker ask for?
