Sorry to Mr. "Lazy Effort"
5
By whiteboy1976
I love LTJ going back to their roots. I love ALL their albums, even during the rough times. But this channels the great sounds of 'Losing Streak' and the classic 'Hello, Rockview'. I'd take a raw, live sounding album over polished anyday !
Lazy Effort
2
By DJEA92
Roger admitted on the UK Warped Tour that these were all old b-sides from 1996 and to be honest, the production is terrible, sounds live almost. They used to be one of my favorite bands but you can't just not write new material for 5+ years
Back to the roots!
5
By Slaveone007
I love it, and you will too if you remember the LTJ of yesteryear.
Awesome!!!
5
By Shrinerdawg1983
I have been an avid LTJ listener since HELLO ROCKVIEW was released in 1998. They're awesome. They rule!
Do Yourself A Favor, Buy This Album
5
By b3br00t4l
This album combines two recent EPs from LTJ and adds a handful of extra songs. This one truly was made for the fans they know are there for them. Will it appeal to the listening public as a whole? Doesn't matter... If you like any LTJ this album is for you!
Less Than Jake at their best
5
By DuckyDeer
This is the best album they have put out in years. It reminds me of everything I loved about Losing Streak and there is a reason why. This is a "time capsule" album, meaning they wrote a lot of these songs back around the time of Losing Streak and Hello Rockview, but they were never recorded. I'm so glad they decided to crack open that capsule because this album is pure LTJ gold. I love Mr Personality and Harvey Wallbanger.
better than GNV FLA
5
By Cheezyanimationsinc
Considering the new albums by blink-182, Green Day, and Sum 41, Less tan Jake definitely chose the wise decision to stick to their roots and not dabble with electronic instruments. That said, there seem to be many filler songs. Overall, though, not a disappointment by any stretch.
Great Album, Less Than Jake is Back
5
By smarr
Back to their roots, and its a good thing. This album is 3rd wave ska at its best, and Less Than Jake brings it to the plate and knocks it out of the park on this one. With production quality equal to "Anthem" and just as catchy songs, this is easily the best Less Than Jake album since 2006 (Even though I really liked their last one). Every songs a keeper, buy the album.
