Weekly Music Review: Walk Among Us

[MockBot]

Automatically generated comment thread for Weekly Music Review: Walk Among Us (http://www.i-mockery.com/weeklies/weekly.php?type=music&id=54).

[Terrible-D]

And how could anyone not enjoy the 30second Braineaters. Classic album, by one of my all time favorite bands. Althought, I would have to say that Static Age is a better album.

[Mockery]

Whoooooooah! Hatebreeders! Whoah!

[bazilisk]

I miss that catchy, almost "happy" sound the misfits used to have, in both the Danzig and Michale Graves eras. Danzig just didn't bring it across with much of his solo stuff. Say what you want about Graves, some of his 'Fits songs like Dig Up Her Bones and The Shining I rate right up there with Skulls, Last Caress, etc etc etc in terms of head-bobbing fun and adrenaline.

[bazilisk]

You should SO review a Calabrese album next Proto, it'll fit with the halloween theme perfectly!

[Angryhydralisk]

Awesome review. The first Misfits album I ever bought and still the best of the whole lot. And even better than the Braineaters song is the Braineaters music video, where they dress ROBO as a chef and cover his face in pig brains!

[Jigby Huggletinks]

Let it go on record that I made a Misfits reference yesterday, without noticing this was here.

I'm pretty much a HUGE Fiend, so I'm very glad to see my favorite band on my favorite website. I'd have given it a full five pickles, myself. It's not like there's anything wrong with the album. At all. Also, Astro Zombies is one of the greatest songs ever recorded, EVER.

[testtube]

Try listening to The Undead album Dawn of The Undead. Bobby Steele's band, he was the guitar player on a completely different version of this album titled 12 Hits From Hell that was unreleased and was on the Static Age stuff. Its actually just as good if not a bit better. Actually 12 Hits From Hell is a superior version of this album because Bobby Steele has multitudes of superiority in the guitar skills department than Doyle. Now I like this stuff but thought I'd just throw that out there. Also try this band called Mourning Noise, they were a bunch of 14-17 year old kids that lived two houses down from The Misfits practice space and did a total rip off band that actually had far more complex songwriting/playing/melodies and a damn near identical Danzig sounding guy.

[Delirium]

This was a cool band, too bad they suck these days.

[Gilgongo]

Danzig is an insufferable douchebag , but this album and the one that follows are two of the finest punk rock albums ever made. Mommy Can I Go Out & Kill Tonight? still makes me feel like a teenager every time I hear it.

[Captain Awesome]

I really dig the Misfits too, and Michale Grave's solo work is incredibly more notable than Glenn Danzig's.

[ozzyrulz777]

I love this album.

[Nick]

Everyone loves the Misfits!