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Your New Favourite Band

The Hives

22 October 2001

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Tracklist 12 tracks, 28:17
  1. 1Hate to Say I Told You So3:23
  2. 2Main Offender2:33
  3. 3Supply and Demand2:27
  4. 4Die, All Right!2:46
  5. 5Untutored Youth1:35
  6. 6Outsmarted2:21
  7. 7Mad Man2:31
  8. 8Here We Go Again2:13
  9. 9a.k.a. I‐D‐I‐O‐T2:13
  10. 10Automatic Schmuck2:17
  11. 11Hail Hail Spit n’ Drool1:27
  12. 12The Hives Are Law, You Are Crime2:31

Reviews

Rated 4/10

Miks täällä on joku kokoelmalevy? Melkonen ratkaisu listan laatijalta todeta että tää on parempi ku studioplatat. Ihan jees hittejä kyllä, mutta ärsyttää. 2/5

Rated 4/10

There's a bit of nostalgia here for me since I listened to this band a good bit when I was about 13. I'd pretty much forgotten about them though, and I see why, they aren't particularly interesting. It makes sense to have them on the list though, since they were a big part of that garage rock revival, particularly in the UK.

Rated 10/10

Hate to Say I told you so and Main offender would put any album to at least four stars. A treat. Short sweet. Hard hard rock. That was awesome. Five stars.

Rated 6/10

Saw so many similar bands during this era, riding that wave of rock revival, that I honestly can't remember if I saw them live or not. I was a fan of the sound in general but not necessarily The Hives specifically. I guess the lead singer's voice cracking all the time is a feature not a flaw, right?

Rated 4/10

It feels and seems weird that there is a modern band on here with an album that's a compilation. What makes this any different enough from other compilations, and what makes it more "allowed" than stuff like Queen's Greatest Hits or Changesonebowie? Besides that, this album was... fine? Really generic 2000's punk. Certainly not pop punk, but the complete lack of difference between songs, and this supposedly being the "best of"? Not terrible, but not impressive.

Rated 10/10

Fucking rocks

Rated 8/10

The Hives always have some entertaining and energetic songs. Great fun. Surprised that a compilation album made it on this list versus one of their studio albums. 4/5

Rated 6/10

not bad, not great

Rated 8/10

Brilliant, although very short. Super catchy, really evocative of the time. Sounds like a bunch of other bands that were about at the same time, but with an added dose of Swedish eccentricity.

Rated 6/10

How a band can sustain playing and performing full tilt like this, is beyond me. I call the genre coke punk because I always assumed they were working under the influence of one coke or the other.

The explosive energy of the group is heightened by the album's brilliant production, which makes the guitars sound like their being played with razor blades and that the drums are sitting in the room right next to me. The constant force of the songs makes the already pithy 12 songs in 28 minutes, breeze right by.

Rated 6/10

i know one song

Rated 6/10

Killer garage rock. The Hives are really slept on.

Rated 8/10

Found it a bit strange a compilation album is on the list, but ignoring that some great songs here, really love the energy and the sound of the Hives.

Rated 6/10

Bah, another ex-1001 album.
See http://1001albumsyoumusthearbeforeyoudie.wikidot.com/album-artists-a-z-ex

It niggles me that this is a compilation album for UK marketing purposes - wouldn't Veni Vedi Vicious have been a better choice? I was already on the backfoot before re-listening yesterday.

That said, "Hate to Say I Told You So" and "Main Offender" are still firm favourites.

Rated 6/10

I enjoyed the album, but it's a lot of the same song over and over (that's garage rock/punk for you). I'd listen again but wouldn't seek it out, which makes it a 3 for me.