Taste of Honey, Viletones, Music CD

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Taste of Honey


1	Never Feel Sad 3:52
2	I Hate You - Without You 2:52
3	Just for You 2:52
4	Dog Style 3:35
5	Screamin' Fist 2:05
6	I Don't Care 1:57
7	Little Girl 2:42
8	Possibilities 2:32
9	Danger Boy 4:05
10	Rebel 2:09
11	C.O.N.T.R.O.L. 2:35
12	Speck, Richard 1:09
13	Swastika Girl 2:00
14	Rather Be with Me-It's Me 2:50
15	Does She Jump 2:20
16	KGB 1:15
17	Won't You Let Me 3:23
18	[Untitled Track] 3:44

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Editorial Reviews

Originally recorded in 1977 and given a sonic update in 1994, A Taste of Honey shows another side of the early Toronto punk scene. Bits and pieces of this material made its way out to the world on singles and EPs before this CD compilation brought it back to the world, prompting leader Steven Leckie to resurrect the band again. Like much of the recorded punk canon, it's hard to see why the band caused such a stir, because it just sounds like good, solid rock & roll (blame Nirvana for making naked, punk aggression part of the mainstream). Nevertheless, this was the real raw deal when it was first recorded, and should stand as a good reminder of what the Toronto scene had to offer back when the punk scene was still fresh and dangerous. Sean Carruthers, All Music Guide

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Taste of Honey


1	Never Feel Sad 3:52
2	I Hate You - Without You 2:52
3	Just for You 2:52
4	Dog Style 3:35
5	Screamin' Fist 2:05
6	I Don't Care 1:57
7	Little Girl 2:42
8	Possibilities 2:32
9	Danger Boy 4:05
10	Rebel 2:09
11	C.O.N.T.R.O.L. 2:35
12	Speck, Richard 1:09
13	Swastika Girl 2:00
14	Rather Be with Me-It's Me 2:50
15	Does She Jump 2:20
16	KGB 1:15
17	Won't You Let Me 3:23
18	[Untitled Track] 3:44

All Music Guide

Originally recorded in 1977 and given a sonic update in 1994, A Taste of Honey shows another side of the early Toronto punk scene. Bits and pieces of this material made its way out to the world on singles and EPs before this CD compilation brought it back to the world, prompting leader Steven Leckie to resurrect the band again. Like much of the recorded punk canon, it's hard to see why the band caused such a stir, because it just sounds like good, solid rock & roll (blame Nirvana for making naked, punk aggression part of the mainstream). Nevertheless, this was the real raw deal when it was first recorded, and should stand as a good reminder of what the Toronto scene had to offer back when the punk scene was still fresh and dangerous. Sean Carruthers

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 10/08/1996
Label: OTHER PEOPLE'S MUSIC
Catalog No.: 2104
UPC: 623235210428
Sales Rank: 106,007

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Viletones		Primary Artist
Steve Leckie		Vocals
Freddy Pompeii		Guitar

Technical Credits
Jan Haust		Executive Producer
Chris Jackson		Cover Design
Steve Leckie		Concept
F�licien Rops		Artwork, Illustrations
Tibor Takacs		Engineer