Buck-O-Nine, Twenty-Eight Teeth - 42m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Round Kid	2:59
2. Nineteen	2:55
3. Albequerque	3:33
4. Tear Jerky	3:29
5. I'm The Man	3:20
6. Jennifer's Cold	2:59
7. Steve Was Dead	2:00
8. What Happened To My Radio	2:32
9. Twenty-Eight Teeth	2:48
10. You Go You're Gone	3:07
11. Peach Fish	3:24
12. Record Store	3:26
13. My Town	3:34
14. Little Pain Inside	2:30

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Review

After the underground success of Life in the Key of Bree, Buck-O-Nine made the leap to the majors and issued this record, co-produced by David Kershenbaum, who'd worked with Joe Jackson--hence, perhaps, the cover of Jackson's "I'm the Man," which perfectly suited the band's ska-punk style. But it was only one of a number of great songs here (the rest originals), with the title track and "Jennifer's Cold," in particular, standing out from the pack. Fast and hard, or slower and groovy, this record showed that Buck-O-Nine were fast masturing into real contenders. --Chris Nickson

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