The Donnas Turn 21

1	Are You Gonna Move It For Me? 2:31
2	Do You Wanna Hit It? 2:57
3	40 Boys in 40 Nights 2:32
4	Play My Game 3:02
5	Midnite Snack 2:45
6	Drivin' Thru My Heart 2:38
7	You've Got a Crush on Me 2:30
8	Little Boy 1:59
9	Don't Get Me Busted 2:55
10	Police Blitz 1:39
11	Hot Pants 2:36
12	Gimme a Ride 1:58
13	Living After Midnight 3:28
14	Nothing to Do 7:26

Barnes & Noble

The Bay Area girl rock band known as the Donnas may have titled their new album The Donnas Turn 21, but don't worry: The chicks haven't matured all that much. Just as they did on their previous albums, The Donnas, American Teenage Rock 'n' Roll Machine, and Get Skintight, these women -- all of whom claim to be just past the teenage years and named Donna -- play music strongly inspired by the snarling, three-chord punk of the Ramones and Joan Jett. "I got boys all over the road/I got boys helping me unload," goes the song "40 Boys in 40 Nights," which proves, along with other punky lite-metal numbers such as "Midnight Snack," "Do You Wanna Hit It?" and "Little Boy," that the Donnas still love to sing about making out, cruising around, and being the just post-jailbait tough-girl cuties they are. Their cover of Judas Priest's "Living After Midnight" doesn't rock anywhere near as hard as Rob Halford and co.'s original, but the girls put their own laid-back charm on it. The Donnas Turn 21 doesn't break any new ground musically, but it might be the perfect album for your 14-year-old niece who is looking for a little more punch than her worn-out Britney and Christina singles have to offer. Gail O'Hara

All Music Guide

On The Donnas Turn 21 the girls are now old enough to drink but a little too old for Barely Legal. The girls do their best to seem crazy -- screwing police officers, wearing hot pants, dissing critics that gave them bad reviews, huffing and binge-drinking, giving midnight blowjobs, covering Judas Priest, and giving props to Cheech, Chong, and Schlitz. Then, there's the sound itself, which is less Ramones than retooled Runaways. Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Rolling Stone

The Donnas Turn 21 is the sound of mini-mart feminism: four sugar-and-spite femme fatales "sniffing everything under the sink," cruising for boy toys in their lemon-scented rides, and pretending they're Gene, Paul, Peter and Ace cutting Destroyer. Greg Kot