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Album Review by Bradley Christensen Less Than Jake โ GNV FLA Record Label: Sleep It Off Records Release Date: June 28 2008
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GNV FLA is Less Than Jake's seventh studio album, and... oh wait, you say we skipped an album? Nonsense. We all know Less Than Jake didn't HAVE a sixth studio album, and if they did it would only be seen as a commendable effort to diversify their sound that nonetheless should be harshly ignored. Anyway, GNV FLA is a bit of a return to form for Less Than Jake, after flirting with pop/rock success on Anthem and the... otherness of In With the Out Crowd. Without further ado, my top 5 favorite songs from GNV FLA:
5. This One is Going to Leave a Bruise Fast and sharp, plus one of the few tracks where Roger sings the verses and Chris handles the chorus. It actually makes it sound really unique compared to their other stuff. The horns at the end provide some good punch.
4. Malachi Richter's Liquor's Quicker Songs about suicide by way of self-immolation don't come along very often. Sounds kind of like a Borders and Boundaries-era song, horns only present during the bridge and final chorus, where they perform excellently. Good job on Chris belting out the last chorus too.
3. Summon Monsters Hey Roger, nice solo at the beginning and all (odd that Less Than Jake has such a prominent bass but rarely any solos), but could you turn your bass up a little bit? This kind of thing plagues the album and it's my biggest complaint about it. It's a pretty modern-era Less Than Jake sound, reconciled with their harder punk roots, which makes for a pretty groovy track.
2. Conviction Notice Very Hello Rockview. One hell of a catchy chorus, what really brings this one together is Roger's vocals on the bridge. Good horns, good bass, catchy chorus, good bridge, it's practically a successful paint by numbers Less Than Jake track.
1. City of Gainesville/The State of Florida - Counted as a single track because one flows into another and they fit together thematically. I could listen to this one over and over, good use of vocals from both singers, rad hornline on the 1st track, really awesome flow of the chorus on The State of Florida. But again, is it to much to turn the bass up for one of its few semblances of a solo?
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Lion city sirens sing the night away Night away Lion city sirens sing the night away The city feels like a cage Feels like a powder keg That's almost set to explode
So today couldn't get better. Mexico won, despite the fuckery. I gots my haircut for ten bucks, free whiskey ginger, grow radio later, and a night if rip reaping with mah boyz.
Give me some religion Pass the wine 'cause this time I can't hold it in like I always did Give me some more TV Make it loud, make believe I'm in desperate need for some company Attention this not a test Help me get this moving target off my chest From my closest friends Save me from this hopelessness Talk some sense into this head Help stop this endless SOS