In With The Out Crowd - Less Than Jake

In with the out crowd was the sixth studio album released by the ska punk band Less Than Jake. It was released in 2006, three years after the release of anthem which was a massive success and an album which I hold as the best less than jake album released. The first song off this album is soundtrack of my life, it's a pretty good song however the first thing I notice when listening to this is that it's a bit pop like compared to a lot of their older songs, this is something I don't like much but apart from that it's a good song. Another great song off this album is landmines and landslides, one of the best songs off the album, again its not as punk ...  Read the complete review

For me, 'In With The Out Crowd' was one of those albums bought mainly on impulse when in the January sales a couple of years ago i had a tenners' worth of Virgin vouchers left and decided I would chance my arm on a CD by a band and a genre whom in my early teens I couldn't get enough of. So, instead of getting yet another garage or R'n'B compilation, I thought what are this lot up to these days?! (with the naughty thought in my head that if I didn't like it, I could always take it back!) This album did enough for me not to return it because at times it is very catchy and has some really nice sounding songs, in keeping with some of Less Than Jake's previous ...  Read the complete review

'In With The Out Crowd' is the most recently released album from Less Than Jake. At two years old it isn't exactly 'brand new' any more, but the newest nonetheless and will remain so until they release their eighth studio album later this year. It is my least favourite of all of the albums from the Floridian Ska Punk band Less Than Jake and in truth is not one that I hold in particularly high regard at all. That said, it is by no means a bad album, it's just not a great one. The album is really rather lacklustre and none of the tracks present are particularly exciting at all. The first single lifted from this album was 'Everything Is Overrated' for example ...  Read the complete review