Awesome Mix Tape #6: Pietasters: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Intro

2. Chain Reaction

3. Yesterday's Over

4. Crying Over You

5. Everyday With You

6. What I Do

7. Chooch's Bitch

8. Can't Stand It

9. Crawl Back Home

10. Wasted

11. Take Some Time

12. Spider View

13. Somebody

14. Dub-Fi (Superdeformed Mix)

15. Menowannalikki-U

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5.0 out of 5 stars fresh air, Oct 17 1999

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This review is from: Awesome Mix Tape #6 (Audio CD)

thank you pt for this album,gives a clean fresh look at life,much thanks,keep rocking uptown,with da downtown tubbys.all good.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Something for everyone, Sep 30 1999

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This review is from: Awesome Mix Tape #6 (Audio CD)

I've been saying that the 'tasters are among the most versatile bands (and not just ska bands) out there today for a while. Apparently they've been listening, because AMT6 has them playing everything on it- Hepcat-style rocksteady, Toasters pick-up, Sublime DJ ska, and even NOFXy silliness. What's more, even though they play more styles on this album than most people have TRACKS, they're all done very well. In fact, I think that the song chosen as the first single (Yesterday's Over) is probably my least favorite on the album, but on "Willis" it would have been a standout. "Chain Reaction" is, plainly and simply, one of the better songs I've ever heard; "Spiderview" is REALLY cool, "Can't Stand It", and "Crawl Back Home" really grows on you. I bought this album in Atlanta, and I listened to it driving home. That's an eight hour drive. I probably listened to it four times in that drive alone. The whole time, I was thinking how much this album reminded me of "Pet Sounds"; how passed over it was when it came out, and how now it's one of the most-revered albums ever. I think that AMT6 may turn out to be the "Pet Sounds" of the ska world. Buy it now.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Better Than Willis (That's not saying much), Sep 15 1999

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A return to more soulful ska and less of the stupid howling that marked Willis (which pretty much is awful). I've been a fan since their first album, followed them from Slugtone to Moon to Hellcat, and I just wish they'd come closer to catching the perfection of the first two albums. A definite improvement from the last one, though.

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