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The Vandals

The Vandals Album: “Look What I Almost Stepped In...”

The Vandals Album: “Look What I Almost Stepped In...”
Album Information :
Title: Look What I Almost Stepped In...
Release Date:2000-08-29
Type:Unknown
Genre:Old School Punk Rock, Alternative Rock
Label:NIT
Explicit Lyrics:No
UPC:794171583324
Customers Rating :
Average (4.4) :(17 votes)
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Track Listing :
1 Behind The Music Video
2 Sorry, Mom And Dad
3 Go Video
4 New You
5 Flowers Are Pretty Video
6 Jackass Video
7 What About Me?
8 You're Not The Boss Of Me (Kick It) Video
9 I'm The Boss Of Me Video
10 That's My Girl Video
11 Get a Roo
12 San Berdu Video
13 Crippled & Blind
14 Fourteen
Tyler "groundzero55" (Washougal, WA) - December 22, 2003
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Gotta get it!

I'm familiar with the work of these guys ever since Peace Through Vandalism and while their sound has changed a lot over the years, I like this album the best. Good hooks, catchy lyrics, almost every song is an anthem for someone.

Customer review - September 28, 2000
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- great vandals cd

I have been a Vandals fan for a while. Look what I almost stepped in is one of the best Vandals albums yet. I would recomend this album to any true Vandals fan.

"punkkskatrr" (Warped Tour) - April 05, 2002
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- Look What I Almost Stepped In

I've never been disappointed with The Vandals and Look What I Almost Stepped In is no exception. It is more then what anyone could expect from the Vandals fast, bouncy and sometimes hard...perfect punk combo. Top songs are "Behind The Music", "Sorry Mom and Dad" and "I'm the Boss of Me".

Pennywise The Clown (vegas) - November 03, 2001
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- Buy this now!

This was the first cd from The Vandals that I had ever baught and I was completely blown away of how great it was. Since then, I have gotten a few more Vandals CDs, but this one remains to be my favorite. This is one CD I can sit down and listen to and enjoy every song without skipping over any one. I reccomend this CD to everyone and think everyone should buy it now.

Bonnie Hoy (Orange, CA United States) - October 18, 2001
- That's my album

The lyrics are clever and the music is so catchy you'll be singing in the shower. "That's my girl, the drunkest at the party" is one we can all relate to because we've all seen (or been) that girl. "The New You" expresses this poor guys frustration with his split-personality g.f. who's trying to dump him, but he doesn't get it. Classic Vandals.

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