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Angry Samoans
Live at Rhino
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (9) - Disc #1
1. Too Animalistic - Angry Samoans, Guzman, D.
2. Right Side of My Mind - Angry Samoans, Saunders, Mike
3. Commando - Angry Samoans,
4. My Old Man's a Fatso - Angry Samoans, Saunders, Mike
5. Party Games - Angry Samoans,
6. Todd's Not Here - Angry Samoans,
7. You Stupid Asshole - Angry Samoans, Saunders, M.
8. I'm a Pig - Angry Samoans, Murry, P.
9. I'm in Love With Your Mom - Angry Samoans,

CD Details

All Artists: Angry Samoans
Title: Live at Rhino
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Triple X Records
Release Date: 10/8/1992
Album Type: Live
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Hardcore & Punk, American Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 021075103724, 021075103748

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Member CD Reviews

Tim H. (TurnItUpTim)
Reviewed on 8/25/2009...

This live album has a sweet version of the Ramones "Commando", and of course the seminal Angry Samoans classic "You Stupid A$$hole", which Mudhoney covered 15 years later. Don't forget to check out the closing track "I'm in Love with your Mom", hilariously offensive, as punk should be.

These songs were recorded live at a record store back in 1979, and finds the band at their most energetic, snottiest, and powerful. The sound quality is actually quite good, and the liner notes included with the album tell a great story about how the whole thing went down. They were banned from a local club (on obscenity charges) and needed a place to play. Well, they packed their gear and 40 people into a little vinyl shop and history was made in the process. Check it out!

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