Don't Back Down (Queers album)
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Don't Back Down | |||||
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Studio album by The Queers | |||||
Released | August 27, 1996 May 8, 2007 (reissue) |
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Genre | Pop-Punk, Punk Rock | ||||
Label | Lookout! Records LK-140 Asian Man Records (reissue) ASM-146 |
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Producer | J.J. Rassler, Mass Giorgini | ||||
Professional reviews | |||||
The Queers chronology | |||||
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Don't Back Down is the fifth album by pop-punk band The Queers released on Lookout! Records. It was remastered by Mass Giorgini and reissued by Asian Man Records in 2007 with 3 songs from the Bubblegum Dreams EP.[1]
Kembrew McLeod of All Music Guide regarded the album as an artistic peak, stating that "the Queers successfully use the musical vocabularies developed by the Ramones (as well as Brian Wilson and others) and take their songs to new levels" and "some of the songs, dare it be said, even surpass many of Brian Wilson's perfect pop songs."[2]
[edit] Track listing
- "No Tit"
- "Punk Rock Girls"
- "I'm OK, You're Fucked"
- "Number One"
- "Don't Back Down"
- "I Only Drink Bud"
- "I Always Knew"
- "Born To Do Dishes"
- "Janelle, Janelle"
- "Brush Your Teeth"
- "Sidewalk Surfin' Girl"
- "Another Girl"
- "Love Love Love"
- "I Can't Get Over You"
[edit] Personnel
- Joe Queer - Lead vocals, Guitar
- B-Face - Bass, Vocals
- Hugh O'Neill - Drums
- J.J. Rassler - Guitar, Vocals
- Lisa Marr - Backup and Lead vocals on "I Can't Get Over You"