Pokinatcha - MxPx

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: MxPx / Audio CD released 2001-06-18 at Tooth & Nail / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 An ... more

Pokinatcha - MxPx ... Anywhere But Here
2 Weak
3 Want Ad
4 Realize
5 Think Twice
6 Unopposed
7 Aspect
8 Ears To Hear
9 Bad Hair Day
10 Too Much Thinking
11 PXPX
12 Time Brings Change
13 Jars Of Clay
14 High Standards
15 Another Song About TV
16 Twisted Words
17 Walking Bye
18 No Room
19 Jay Jay's Song
20 One Way Window
21 Dead End

Newest Review: ... and the lyrics are good too but the whole thing is shadowed by the sheer amount of distortion the song has when the main ... more

... guitar kicks in. Definitely smothing that should have been turned down and re recorded. Want ad is one of my favourite songs off this album. Its recorded very well and the instruments are fantastic. The lyrics are really meaningful but above all its just sung so well as well. The only bad thing about this song is that it simply isn't long enough, its only 1.22 however its still a very nice little track. Bad hair day must be my absolute favourite song off the album though, I just love how the singing starts off the so...more

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	Pokinatcha Release Date: 2001 - 06 - 18, Audio CD, Tooth & Nail Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 12.69	Free! within 24 hours

Pokinatcha
Release Date: 2001 - 06 - 18, Audio CD, Tooth & Nail

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Pokinatcha - MxPx: pokinatcha (412 words)
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Pokinatcha was the first albusm to be released by the american christian punk rock band MxPx. It was released by the band in 1994 and its one of the best albums the band have released in my opinion, a lot of the songs are a bit raw, and could have been improved a bit im sure however its their rawness and fast paced songs that got me into this band. The first song off the album is perhaps the best example of just how raw a lot of these songs were, the song isn't bad, its got god instruments and the lyrics are good too but the whole thing is shadowed by the sheer amount of distortion the song has when the main guitar kicks in. Definitely smothing that ... Read the complete review