you're right, enjoy it for what it is. it has better horns, the voices is different...it's neat to own, but the original is the original.

the artwork is a little lame.

Originally Posted by WakingTheMisery

the artwork is a little lame.

I think Tomas and the gang just figured that seeing as how they spent so much time on the actual recording of the music, and put such a huge amount of effort into the songs again, that the artwork doesn't really matter.

This disc could be packaged as a CD-R with a post-it-note label, and it would still stand as one of my absolute favourite albums of all time.

I passed on it. I'm fine with the original one.

Originally Posted by PoisonInMyVeins

I passed on it. I'm fine with the original one.

I'm not sure if you're a huge fan of the original or if it's just another album in your collection, but this new version is actually really great. I'm also unsure of whether not you've had the chance to hear it, but if you are a big fan of the first one, i'd suggest picking this one up. The new solo's are excellent, the addition to the bridge of Dear Sergio is fantastic, and some of the songs sound much better in their new form.

But, that is all just my opinion. Thank you for your input.

Well, I wouldn't say "no" new material. You get little things, like BOTAR's Dear Sergio.. these are the things that the review should talk about. You're right about it being the worst review ever, but only because you're really lazy here. It doesn't have to be.

-ACA

Original is better in my opinion. I would maybe rate the new one as a 7.5 at the most. A couple of songs sound better, but overall the raw original sound is more enjoyable.

Catch 22's Keasbey Nights is to ska what Thursday's Full Collapse is to emocore.. coincidentally they're both from North Jersey.

-ACA

love it.

As good as this is...

The original Keasbey Nights will always hold a special place in my heart.

Originally Posted by Brandon Allin

This disc could be packaged as a CD-R with a post-it-note label, and it would still stand as one of my absolute favourite albums of all time.

a fuckin men.

Originally Posted by ACA

Well, I wouldn't say "no" new material. You get little things, like BOTAR's Dear Sergio.. these are the things that the review should talk about. You're right about it being the worst review ever, but only because you're really lazy here. It doesn't have to be.

-ACA

You're aware that almost everything in the review appears inside the CD packaging as well, right? All I've done is agree with what the band had to say, because I whole-heartedly agree with just that. Call it laziness if you must, but I don't believe anything else needs to be said.

Excellent review...flat out there's nothing that could be written towards ska fans that would give them any new information on the album.

It's a re-recording of one of the best ska albums of all time.

It's awesome.

Originally Posted by FatJordan

Excellent review...flat out there's nothing that could be written towards ska fans that would give them any new information on the album.

It's a re-recording of one of the best ska albums of all time.

It's awesome.

Thank you.