Often billed as Canada's answer to the Ramones, Teenage Head were in
truth just as much a new wave band as they were a punk rock outfit. They
had a similar affection for pre-Beatles rock & roll, especially
rockabilly, as well as a sense of trashy fun that made them a terrific
party band when they were on. Their songs were unpretentious
celebrations of all the classic rock & roll staples: cars, booze,
girls, partying, and teenage rebellion. Notorious for inadvertently
touching off one of the biggest rock & roll riots in their home
country's history, the band never broke big in the U.S., partly owing to
an ill-timed car crash at the peak of their momentum, partly to an
ill-advised makeover as a tamed-down, rootsy pub rock band. Still, they
endured to rank as one of the best-loved Canadian rock bands of the
'80s, and remain fondly remembered today.
Release info
FLAC+CUE+LOG or MP3 CBR 320 | 36:39 min | 274 or 84 MBCanadian Party-Rock, 30 years later - Original Recordings Re-Recorded
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Album info (Discogs)
Label: Sonic Unyon – SUNCD119
Format: CD, Album
Country: Canada
Released: 22 Apr 2008
Genre: Rock
Style: Punk
Tracklist
01. Top Down02. Let's Shake
03. You're Tearin' Me Apart
04. Picture My Face
05. Some Kinda' Fun
06. Lucy Potato
07. You're The One I'm Crazy For
08. Ain't Got No Sense
09. Little Boxes
10. Teenage Beer Drinkin' Party
11. First Time
12. Full-Time Fool
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