REATARDS- Grown Up, Fucked Up LP reissue so don’t get those high

so don’t get those high hopes up anywhere where you can’t reach ‘em

The band really hit their stride on this one

and establishing this New Orleans troupe as one of the modern era’s greats

‘Streets of Rage’ kicks off with 'Rock’n Roll Sucks Part 2' and just never lets loose of its grip around your neck/life until your record player is emitting the typical black smoke of overheated electronics

Streets of Rage might be the most punk record you’ve ever owned

REATARDS- Grown Up, Fucked Up LP reissue so don’t get those highShortly after the release of Teenage Hate, the debut album from the Reatards, an 18 year old Jay Reatard started working on a new album. He was spitting out punk rock anthems a mile a minute at this point, so a new record made sense. And what else was there to do? Hed quit school a couple years back so a normal day for Jay meant he was bumming around midtown Memphis winding people up. At this point, Eric Friedl had introduced Jay to Meghan Smith, via