Ladies, Women and Girls

I forgot all about these chics. Great listening. Takes me back to sittin in a garage bangin around on crappy instruments. Good punk band even if it's west coast and from the 90's.

Just a really solid effort after being away for awhile. Fun to listen too. I wish music was still made like this. It is just too bad that Bratmobile has such a small catalogue or is that why there records or so awesome. Riotttt girl forever.

Pretty good, catchy riot grrl album. If you like Bikini Kill, you might like this. You also might hate it. That's how these bands go. Worth your time to give it a listen, though

I love Bratmobile's sound. I heard someone else describe their surf guitars as threatening, and yeah, that works. some of the riffs just remind me of Wednesday Addams doing the Watusi with Lurch and that just puts a smile on my face. this album is more polished than Pottymouth, which is good cause you can understand the lyrics better. Bratmobile has some good things to say; it's really rather sad that this kind of music doesn't get made any more.

I have all of their releases and this is by far their best. The riffs that Erin tears through are amazing. I was lucky enough to see them tour this with the Donnas and they blew the Donnas off the stage. If you love cool surf guitar twang and killer vocals this is the disc for you.

I have to admit I was a little skeptical picking this one up at the store. It's been a long time since Bratmobile's amazingly simple and simply amazing debut "Pottymouth" came out. But I sure am glad I did!This album packs a punch, especially the very fast and furious "It's Common (But We Don't Talk About It)". The sounds are more complex (hey, eight additional years of practice!), but the songs are just as strong as anything they've ever done!If you've ever liked this band, you will want to buy this! If you've never heard them before, but like bands like The Donnas or Sleater-Kinney, then you will want to buy this!

Bratmobile revives to bring fans this musical masterpiece of surfer punk grrrl rock. Although it has been a while since their last album, the sound is no less fresh and will completely impress and blow you away.Although I really try to be good about listening to CD's all the way through, I rarely do this because of a lack of time or boredom. Bratmobile is one of the bands that I can consistently listen to without forwarding or rewinding anything.I also have an unparalled urge to get up and dance in celebration of their supremely awesome grrrl power lyrics.While the band has been overlooked by the mass media (who remain fixated on Bikini Kill as the sole voice of riot grrrl)the world's loss is the gain of true fans who absolutely live through the music. I have been a fan since the release of "Real Janelle" and wonder how I ever survived otherwise. The poppy hooks and sound belie political commentary on gender and society.Fave lyric: "You got your new clothes and new friends to match. And too many dishes and a boyfriend, what a catch. Ladies doing noting, what a claim to fame"--Flavor of the month club.

this is such a good album. it's a great return for the b-mob after a long absence.there's a couple of songs that sound a little bit awkward but taken with the whole album, they fit perfectly. and the last four originial songs, excluding girlfriends don't keep, are some of their best songs.get it now and you will listen to it only forever.