Punk Goes Pop

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  • Release Date: 10/21/2003
  • Original Release: 2002
  • Sales Rank: 50,323
  • Label: FEARLESS RECORDS
  • UPC: 801190115921

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Punk Goes Pop is a compilation that goes under the premise of punk-pop bands covering huge pop stars. The album doesn't stick to any particular aspect or time period, instead doing everyone from Belinda Carlisle to Destiny's Child with the usual punk-y abandon. Featuring Dynamite Boy, Noise Ratchet, Stretch Arm Strong, and many others, the album is a perfect purchase for fans of obnoxious, snotty punk-pop. Bradley Torreano, All Music Guide

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Punk Goes Popby Anonymous

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July 15, 2004: this cd is very good. now you can listen all those pop songs you hate to love sung by your favorite punk artists. the starting line's "im real" is good, and Yellowcard do an awesome cover of "everywhere"

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August 08, 2002: I'm a big fan of punk covers but some of the covers on this cd are pretty shabby. Everywhere by Yellowcard is decent though.

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