The Mighty Mighty Bosstones: Don't Know How To Party (Music On Vinyl 180g) Vinyl LP
Although some worried that The Mighty Mighty Bosstones sound would shift after signing to a major label, Don't Know How To Party proves otherwise. The third album (Mercury debut) from the progenitors of ska punk includes the fan favorite "Someday I Suppose," and the band delivers raw, angry music with an increased heavy metal influence. Check out "Don't Know How to Party" and "Our Only Weapon," high-octane ska numbers with bright horn section work, or "Tin Soldiers," a cover of Stiff Little Fingers' punk anthem. Other highlights: "Almost Anything Goes" and "Holy Smoke."
- 180g audiophile vinyl
- includes insert w/ song lyrics and credits
- features "Tin Soldiers" & fan fav "Someday I Suppose"
- music label: Music On Vinyl 1993 / 2019
reviewed by singing in japanese 06/19
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The Mighty Mighty Bosstones: Don't Know How To Party (Music On Vinyl 180g) Vinyl LP
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones: Don't Know How To Party (Music On Vinyl 180g) Vinyl LP
Although some worried that The Mighty Mighty Bosstones sound would shift after signing to a major label, Don't Know How To Party proves otherwise. The third album (Mercury debut) from the progenitors of ska punk includes the fan favorite "Someday I Suppose," and the band delivers raw, angry music with an increased heavy metal influence. Check out "Don't Know How to Party" and "Our Only Weapon," high-octane ska numbers with bright horn section work, or "Tin Soldiers," a cover of Stiff Little Fingers' punk anthem. Other highlights: "Almost Anything Goes" and "Holy Smoke."
- 180g audiophile vinyl
- includes insert w/ song lyrics and credits
- features "Tin Soldiers" & fan fav "Someday I Suppose"
- music label: Music On Vinyl 1993 / 2019
reviewed by singing in japanese 06/19
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Although some worried that The Mighty Mighty Bosstones sound would shift after signing to a major label, Don't Know How To Party proves otherwise. The third album (Mercury debut) from the progenitors of ska punk includes the fan favorite "Someday I Suppose," and the band delivers raw, angry music with an increased heavy metal influence. Check out "Don't Know How to Party" and "Our Only Weapon," high-octane ska numbers with bright horn section work, or "Tin Soldiers," a cover of Stiff Little Fingers' punk anthem. Other highlights: "Almost Anything Goes" and "Holy Smoke."
- 180g audiophile vinyl
- includes insert w/ song lyrics and credits
- features "Tin Soldiers" & fan fav "Someday I Suppose"
- music label: Music On Vinyl 1993 / 2019
