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Reissue! Best known because of lead singer Feargal Sharkey's solo career and the O'Neill brothers later stint as That Petrol Emotion, Ireland's the Undertones fashioned smart power pop and punk sides during the music's late '70s and early '80s heyday. While not in the Undertones' classic Ramones-go-pop mold, The Sin of Pride does find them grafting the bounce of Motown and layers of sound to their lithe and cerebral brand of punk. To help with the expanded program, the group have included trumpet, saxophon   [ read more ]

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While the Buzzcocks may have done punk-pop first (and arguably best), the Undertones may well have had more fun with it than anybody anywhere, and no one ever blended the nanve sweetness of teen angst with the bitter energy of buzzsaw guitars the way Derry's finest did. The Undertones' first two albums (and nearly all their singles) are essential listening, and this collection of seven sessions recorded for BBC radio hardly improves upon the originals, but it captures the group's bright, pass   [ read more ]

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Seeing as how there are only four Undertones albums, and fully three of them are brilliant, the fourth, 1982's The Sin of Pride, is a misguided attempt to recast the group as slick and soulful dance-poppers, but even it sounds pretty good in comparison to singer Feargal Sharkey's positively wretched solo albums from the mid-'80s, it's really silly not to simply buy them all. However, the cautious newcomer might want to check out the U.K. compilation Teenage Kicks: The Best of the Undertones, a s   [ read more ]

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It's hard to follow up a classic, as the Undertones themselves well knew, starting their second album with the endearingly self-effacing "More Songs About Chocolate and Girls," a song that acknowledges the difficulty of writing and recording a second album after the unexpected popularity of your first. Surprisingly, the lads make a good job of it; Hypnotised is only barely less perfect than the debut, and even the primary flaw, a pointless and rushed cover of "Under the Boardwalk," has its charm   [ read more ]

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This two-disc set is more or less a belated CD issue of the 1983 compilation All Wrapped Up, thankfully replacing the icky cover photo of the earlier set with a more appropriate group shot. However, Undertones completists and trainspotters might balk at some of the seemingly arbitrary track substitutions made on this issue: For example, the singles from 1981's The Positive Touch, "Julie Ocean" and "Life's Too Easy," were completely re-recorded for their 7" release, but this set uses the origi   [ read more ]

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While the Buzzcocks may have done punk-pop first (and arguably best), the Undertones may well have had more fun with it than anybody anywhere, and no one ever blended the nanve sweetness of teen angst with the bitter energy of buzzsaw guitars the way Derry's finest did. The Undertones' first two albums (and nearly all their singles) are essential listening, and this collection of seven sessions recorded for BBC radio hardly improves upon the originals, but it captures the group's bright, pass   [ read more ]

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This Sanctuary Records reissue of the Undertones' catalog is more than just a straight redo of the Rykodisc attempt in the 1990s. For starters, all original artwork has been restored; secondly, the tapes have been remastered to current digital standards; thirdly, the Sanctuary versions contain solid liner notes. Lastly and more importantly, these versions, especially of the band's debut LP, contain more bonus material, including outtakes of "True Confessions" and unreleased takes of {&"You've   [ read more ]

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This two-disc set is more or less a belated CD issue of the 1983 compilation All Wrapped Up, thankfully replacing the icky cover photo of the earlier set with a more appropriate group shot. However, Undertones completists and trainspotters might balk at some of the seemingly arbitrary track substitutions made on this issue: For example, the singles from 1981's The Positive Touch, "Julie Ocean" and "Life's Too Easy," were completely re-recorded for their 7" release, but this set uses the origi   [ read more ]

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It's almost unthinkable, really, that Derry's fabled good-time teen punks of yesteryear would record and continue without frontman Feargal Sharkey, let alone that their output would be anything less than embarrassing. Yes, re-form without Feargal is what the Undertones did, and the results on Get What You Need are nowhere near embarrassing. Jimmy O'Neil still kicks ass as a songwriter of tight, focused greasy little ditties where girls and more girls are the predestined and predominant order    [ read more ]

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