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Splendid E-zine reviews: The Bouncing Souls New Jersey's longstanding -- but relatively unknown -- Bouncing Souls decide to take a shot at longevity with this live recording from the Continental in NYC. It's chancy enough to release a live album for mass fan consumption, but it's almost preposterous to release one when your name is scarcely a household word. As an added bonus, the Souls also have some pretty swanky tunes that carefully balance between good ol' hardcore punk and melodious pop punk- a happy marriage of both mediums. www.splendidezine.com /reviews/nov-23-98/bouncing.html   (221 words)

PunkROCKS.net CD Review - Bouncing Souls - How I Spent My Summer Vacation The Bouncing Souls come across as a band that's perpetually drunk, but this album is a lot less sloppy and top to bottom much more complete than their other albums. The Bouncing Souls have been somewhat of an enigma in my little "punk rock world." I've seen them live, but didn't really like it, and I have a number of their cds, but never listen to them. I'll always hold a place in my heart for humorous songs like "Shark Attack," but if there's one Bouncing Souls record to go out and get, this is the one. www.punkrocks.net /display_review.php?id=80   (549 words)

Bouncing Souls: Hopeless Romantic: Pitchfork Review Hopeless Romantic abounds in the type of engaging tomfoolery that established the Bouncing Souls' unparalleled charm both live and on record. Their musical moves seemed to be dictated more by what others defined as "being punk" rather than whatever creative vibrations were bouncing in their souls. A more appropriate title for this album might be How the Souls Got Their Groove Back. pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/bouncing-souls/hopeless-romantic.shtml   (439 words)

The Bouncing Souls - Topix.net Those New Jersey moochers, The Bouncing Souls are busy in the studio recording their new album which is due out June 6th, 2006. Bouncing Souls Chunksaah Records So you call yourself a big Bouncing Souls fan, but have never seen the band live. News about The Bouncing Souls continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. rss.topix.net /rss/who/the-bouncing-souls.xml   (256 words)

Bouncing Souls: Tie One On!: Pitchfork Review Ironically, the Bouncing Souls begin their live opus with nary a word and a rendition of "Say Anything" that lags miles behind its studio predecessor. It has all the hallmarks of a classic Bouncing Souls song-- the sing- along vocals, the upbeat rhythm, the bittersweet delivery. But missing are classics from The Good, the Bad, and the Argyle, the album that established the Bouncing Souls as masterly purveyors of innovative and entertaining punk rock. www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/b/bouncing-souls/tie-one-on.shtml   (408 words)

Punknews.org About Chunksaah Records Bouncing Souls record shows for future live album The Bouncing Souls are prepping material for a live record. Chunksaah Records is reporting that aside from an upcoming U.K. tour with the Dropkick Murphys, the Bouncing Souls will have a February 17th show at The Glass House in Pomona, CA filmed for Kung Fu's The Show Must Go Off! www.aubin.punknews.org /label.php?topic=108   (408 words)

liveDaily: Bouncing Souls finish new album, hit the road The album's cover art and a complete track listing are posted at Epitaph's Bouncing Souls webpage. Bouncing Souls finish new album, hit the road The Bouncing Souls are taking the month of July off, according to Kienlen's message, and will kick off their North American run with a series of Canadian dates that begin 10 days before "Anchors Aweigh" arrives in stores. www.livedaily.com /news/5219.html   (408 words)

Bouncing Souls/The Casualties/Roger Miret and the Disasters/Worthless United - Live @ Score! Music Magazine Whatever, we got to hear all the gems off the album, including the anthemic "Give 'em the Boot," the undeniably catchy "Radio, Radio," and my personal favorite "Boys Will Be Boys," with Roger's tough snarling shouts of "boots and braces" that really got the pit going wild. from the Disasters, hardcore punk from those chaos punx the Casualties, and the more light-hearted melodic punk of the Souls. Next to take the stage was Roger Miret and the Disasters (Yes, that Roger Miret of NYC hardcore legends Agnostic Front fame) who really got the place going. www.scorerocks.com /042003/bouncingsoulslive4-03.html   (408 words)

Bouncing Souls/The Casualties/Roger Miret and the Disasters/Worthless United - Live @ Score! Music Magazine Just thinking about the line-up makes me giddy, three of NYC's best - Bouncing Souls (so what if they were transplanted from New Jersey?), the Casualties, and Roger Miret and the Disasters. Whatever, we got to hear all the gems off the album, including the anthemic "Give 'em the Boot," the undeniably catchy "Radio, Radio," and my personal favorite "Boys Will Be Boys," with Roger's tough snarling shouts of "boots and braces" that really got the pit going wild. Next to take the stage was Roger Miret and the Disasters (Yes, that Roger Miret of NYC hardcore legends Agnostic Front fame) who really got the place going. www.scorerocks.com /042003/bouncingsoulslive4-03.html   (408 words)

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