Lifetime – “s/t” 7″This is the first Lifetime 7″, on New Age Records. In my opinion, the “Hello Bastards” and “Jersey’s Best Dancers” LP’s are always going to stand as untouchable classics. I’ve loved them ever since! To this day I still wish that I could have seen them that night in Chico, CA, but I’m glad Zach was able to go so that he could share their records with me. My best friend, Zach Harlan, went to the show, and brought home the Lifetime “Hello Bastards” recording, talking about how awesome they had been. Unfortunately, my family had fallen upon some hard times that year, and it turned out that I had to help my family move to another home the week of the GR/Lifetime show. I did not know who Lifetime was, but was pumped on going to see. The closest thing to it would be Lifetime guitarist Dan Yemin’s next band, but that was purposely done quite differently – “Shorter, Faster, Louder”, duh! I never got to see Lifetime play live during their original formation in the late 1990’s I had one opportunity when I was 15 years old – when they played with in Chico, CA. The bottom line is Lifetime has been imitated a thousand times, but hasn’t been duplicated even once. Over the years I’ve seen several bands set out to do something similar, but it invariably ends up sounding like one of two things It either sounds like the more mainstream pop punk stuff that we’ve seen proliferate in the 2000’s era, or else it’s not quite poppy enough and it just kind of sounds like wimpy hardcore with no threat. Lifetime is one of the most unique bands that’s ever passed through the hardcore community They somehow mixed pop punk, indie, and hardcore into one fluid sound that was absolutely original and unique to them, and them only. New one - various - punk is undead - a canadian punk rock compilation - Various - Punk And New Wave (CD) at Discogs. Various - Natura Sonoris 10 vs ska 2 universe, final conflict,ignite+++and interviews w/sublime,voodoo gl, enjoy top rated service and.
Over the years I've seen several bands set out to do something similar, but it invariably ends up sounding like one of two things It either sounds like the more mainstream pop punk stuff. They somehow mixed pop punk, indie, and hardcore into one fluid sound that was absolutely original and unique to them, and them only. 1 - Various Artists on AllMusic - 1996 - Punk Uprisings, Vol. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Punk Uprisings, Vol.
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