A Real-Life Story of Teenage Rebellion
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A Real-Life Story of Teenage Rebellion
- Artist: Weston
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- Release Date: August 01, 1995
- Type: Lyrics are included with the album
- Genre: Rock
Review
A nonsensical, infectious collection of ditties about love, desperation and loser-ville, Real-Life catches Weston at their pop-punk origins, before they began to expand (and eventually dilute) their sound. Though many of the songs are mired in a combination of sloppy vocal harmonies and simple chord progressions, a few branch out: "Mr. Lazo" is somber and catchy at the same time, while "Lovely, Fragile February" proved to be the band's first -- though by no means last -- power ballad. A majority of the tracks, however, exhibit that easy-to-memorize, easy-to-sing-along quality inherit to the genre, with "David Soul" and "Little Mile '94" being the standouts. ~ Brian Raftery, Rovi| A Real Woman (2011 Album by Shanna Waterstown) | |
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