Philosophies that enable them to rule without regard With generals and the armies that obeyed them Now angry mob mentality's no longer the exception, it's the ruleĪnd I'm starting to feel a lot like Charlton HestonĪpes and orangutans that ran it to the ground Someone flopped a steamer in the gene pool
Now everything seems to be reversing, and it's worsening The fittest are surviving much less often Insensitivity is standard and faith is being fancied over reason The benevolent and wise are being thwarted, ostracized, what a bummer Tell me why and how are all the stupid people breeding Spreading like a social cancer, is there an answer?
The tempo slows down on the Black Keys' sludgy, fuzzed-out blues rocker "Thickfreakness" and the crackling hip-hop of Atmosphere's "Bird Sings Why the Caged I Knows." With 32 songs for less than the cost of a movie ticket, PUNK-O-RAMA continues to showcase the biggest and best talent offered up by Epitaph for the discerning punk fan. Not surprisingly, this eighth installment in the series also includes stalwart outfits from the label's early years, such as Bad Religion, NOFX, and Pennywise, as well as younger critical faves like Swedish garage rockers the (International) Noise Conspiracy and Division of Laura Lee. Timed to precede the 2003 Vans Warped Tour, this compilation casts a wide net in featuring old-school punks from California (Pennywise, Rancid), New Jersey (The Bouncing Souls), and Boston (Dropkick Murphys). The double-CD PUNK-O-RAMA 8 continues in the vein of its predecessors with a batch of songs recorded by a wide variety of punk artists culled from the Epitaph Records stable. 8 is the eighth compilation album in the Punk-O-Rama series.
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