Bratmobile's
second 12", and their last release for close to six years, 1994's The
Real Janelle is a big step up from the chaotic Pottymouth, both in
musical skill and clarity of thought. The songs are more pointed -
"Brat Girl" is a violent screed holding up the infamous suburban high
school serial rapists "the Spur Posse" as the ultimate result of the
kind of emotional abuse touched on in "And I Live in a Town Where the
Boys Amputate Their Hearts" - and also more subtle. The low-key,
quietly tense "Yeah, Huh?" is almost downright pretty in comparison to a
full-force punk-rocker like "Die," but even the latter song is more
controlled and direct than Bratmobile's earliest releases. The
highlight, however, is the title track, the catchiest song of
Bratmobile's career, and a scrappy punk-pop D.I.Y. classic. Stewart Mason (All Music Guide)
01 The Real Janelle
02 Brat Girl.mp3
03 Yeah, Huh?
03 Yeah, Huh?
04 Die
05 And I Live In A Town Where The Boys Amputate Their Hearts
06 Where Eagles DareBuy it on Amazon!
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