Now We Are 20
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Artist: The Dead Milkmen
Label: Restless Records
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 018777377126
EAN: 0018777377126
ASIN: B0000BX8BH
Release Date: 2003-09-09 |
Now We Are 20
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Tracks:
- Beach Song
- Labor Day
- Don't Abort That Baby
- Girl Hunt
- Land Of The Shakers
- I Don't Wanna
- Milkmen Stomp
- Beach Song
- Dance With Me
- Labor Day
- Bitchin' Camaro
- Plumb Dumb
- Swordfish
- VCW
- Spit Sink
- Introduction
- Laundromat Song
- Filet Of Sole
- I Hate Myself
- Junkie
- Right Wing Pigeons
- Dean's Dream
- Rastabilly
- Takin' Retards To The Zoo
- Violent School
- Stupid Mary Anne
- Surfin' Cow
- Shapes Of Things
- Ask Me To Dance
- Rock 'N' Roll Queen
- A Message To You Rudy
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Album Description
A deluxe 31 track collection of rarities and previously unreleased tracks. Restless. 2003.
Customer Reviews:
Trivial for DM bootleg collectors, a must have for those not as fortunate to have the originals........2006-03-13
This review is coming from a longtime Dead Milkmen fan who owns the original Now We are 10, (as well as the tapes that make up NWA10) and has a cassette copy of the other two tracks. To the person who stated that the sound quality of the live tracks.... well, the first four tracks are from a self-released tape from 1983. The show is in a barn in Bedminister, PA, 10.22.83. It was recorded on a boombox. (i am listening to the full show right now) The next 3 tracks are from another self released tape that was entitled "Death Rides a Pale Cow," which I believe was also from 1983. These are some of the rarest of Dead Milkmen tracks which were compiled onto the NWA10 CD as a fan club release... not intended to be a commercial release. Enough fans wanted this to happen, therefore the Dead Milkmen made it happen. For the old equipment used, and the fact that the source cassettes are pretty old (these are the days before DAT), I think it sounds excellent. I have heard live albums that sound much worse than the live and non-live tracks on this CD. This is basically a collection of rarities and demos.
Now if they could release their 1984 tape "Someons Shot Sunshine."
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Let me start of by saying I am a big Dead Milkmen fan. When I purchased this disc for the collection I was very dissapointed. This cd was made from two different recordings. One is at a party and is just unbearable to listen to. The other recording is from a radio show they did. The radio one is whole lot easier to listen to. My promblem with it is the music is edited. If anything edited music offends me. The only reason I gave the cd to stars is because there the Dead Milkmen. Don't be fooled this isnt a collection of there best material or a greatest hits cd. Go buy there other cds you wont be sorry
It'll Have to Do.......2004-06-10
For those who had the luck of obtaining a copy of NOW WE ARE 10 through the DM Fan Club, this is the same album with two extra songs and a great insert. I was unsure about buying it, but the two extra songs suckered me in. As I said, the insert is great with different stories from different people about the Dead Milkmen. The song quality varies as the recordings were either home recordings (raw and just beautiful) or recorded when performed live at WXPN in Philadelphia (censored but fun). It rounds out a collection perfectly, and hearing their energy pre-BIG LIZARD is a treat.
Great fun with a great band.......2004-02-14
Okay, some of the tracks don't have great sound, but how often do you get to hear a band before they became famous? The album begins with live music from a party they played at, and where the sound quality of these songs is lacking, the chance to hear them playing just before hitting it big with their debut album makes up for it. The majority of the album is from their visit to a radio station, playing live versions of Big Lizard material. The in-studio stuff is fanatstic, the sound quality is good and the band is obviously having a ton of fun and Rodney (lead singer) is hilarious as always. The rest of the songs are basically a few B-sides and extra material. "The Shapes of Things" is a gem - I don't know why it never appeared on a previous album, it's a great moving song with a hooky melody. "A message to you Rudy" is cute and it's great to hear the Milkmen take on raggae.
Highly recommended for anyone who likes the Dead Milkmen.
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