Trashed, Lagwagon, Music CD

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Trashed


1	Island of Shame 2:39
2	Lazy 1:48
3	Know It All 2:29
4	Stokin' the Neighbors 3:08
5	Give It Back 2:35
6	Rust 2:58
7	Goin' South 2:00
8	Dis'chords 3:15
9	Coffee and Cigarettes 2:51
10	Brown Eyed Girl 3:22
11	Whipping Boy 2:22
12	No One 2:01
13	Bye for Now 3:47
14	Mama Said Knock You Out 1:30

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Lagwagon has always been labeled as the stereotypical Fat Wreck Chords band. With a sound similar to that of NOFX and many other bands on that label (i.e., galloping pop-punk, harmonized vocals and a start-stop rhythm), these guys have been unfairly judged as another carbon copy California band -- but Lagwagon has a more mature, structured sound in comparison to a lot of the bands on the aforementioned label. With their second album, Trashed, it's pretty obvious that they've grown up lyrically as well. The opening track, "Island of Shame," deals with the isolation of having a disease in a narrow-minded small town. Along with some of the more serious songs on Trashed, there are an equal number of tunes that reflect a more playful side. For example, "Goin' South" talks about the frustrations of getting lost on the way to one of their shows: "We're heading south on the north bound/Our wheels might as well be square." Then there's their rendition of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," in which they butcher this classic in a way that makes it ten times more enjoyable. This album should appeal to the 15-year-old skater in all of us. Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide

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Trashed


1	Island of Shame 2:39
2	Lazy 1:48
3	Know It All 2:29
4	Stokin' the Neighbors 3:08
5	Give It Back 2:35
6	Rust 2:58
7	Goin' South 2:00
8	Dis'chords 3:15
9	Coffee and Cigarettes 2:51
10	Brown Eyed Girl 3:22
11	Whipping Boy 2:22
12	No One 2:01
13	Bye for Now 3:47
14	Mama Said Knock You Out 1:30

All Music Guide

Lagwagon has always been labeled as the stereotypical Fat Wreck Chords band. With a sound similar to that of NOFX and many other bands on that label (i.e., galloping pop-punk, harmonized vocals and a start-stop rhythm), these guys have been unfairly judged as another carbon copy California band -- but Lagwagon has a more mature, structured sound in comparison to a lot of the bands on the aforementioned label. With their second album, Trashed, it's pretty obvious that they've grown up lyrically as well. The opening track, "Island of Shame," deals with the isolation of having a disease in a narrow-minded small town. Along with some of the more serious songs on Trashed, there are an equal number of tunes that reflect a more playful side. For example, "Goin' South" talks about the frustrations of getting lost on the way to one of their shows: "We're heading south on the north bound/Our wheels might as well be square." Then there's their rendition of Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," in which they butcher this classic in a way that makes it ten times more enjoyable. This album should appeal to the 15-year-old skater in all of us. Mike DaRonco

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 06/20/1994
Label: FAT WRECK CHORDS
Catalog No.: 513
UPC: 751097051320
Sales Rank: 27,276

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Lagwagon		Primary Artist, Primary Artist
Buck Murphy		Vocals

Technical Credits
The Don		Contributor
Lagwagon		Producer
Fat Mike		Producer