The Donnas - Bitchin' reviews
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| Musicomh |
You cannot be serious. You cannot play rock like this in the 21st century. It's an insane notion. You wouldn't even think about it. Not in a million years. On the other hand, pass me that book of cool notions, because I want to make a small annotation......full text |
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| Stylusmagazine |
| This is what happens when you regret growing up. From 1997 to 2002 the Donnas made a gradually improving series of snottily backward-looking albums. The faux-sibling nomenclature was the Ramones, but the rest of the band was the Runaways, and if the shtick lacked the freshness and complexity it had in the '70s, in a way it was freer for it, candy requiring little analysis before sucking. Which was why Gold Medal was so dismaying: the Donnas heterogenized their names and got defensive about their status as a Real Band, which all bands are until they think there's a chance they aren't....full text |
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| Livedaily |
| Starting from the theatrical, apocalyptic opening, "Bitchin'" is nothing we haven't heard before. The slick production and the voice of singer Brett Anderson dull any sharp edges. However, the band--which also includes Maya Ford (bass), Allison Robertson (guitar) and Torry Castellano (drums)--plays with a little slower groove on "Bitchin'" than on previous releases....full text |
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