It's Not The Eat, It's The Humidity

Old punk rock (emphasis on the rock) circa: 1979 Miami, Florida. Previously only known to collectors-which is a shame ‘cause these guys have a number of really good tunes. Lots of sarcastic lyrics The Florida eqivualent of The Real Kids or Radio Birdman.

Disc 1
((((1)))) Catchy kinda raw rawk with pretty funny lyrics.
(((2)) Standard 70’s rawk & saracastic lyrics
((((3)))) Solid, melodic & fast-ish punk
(((4))) Good guitar tone, kinda flat vox & drumming
(((5))) Fast-ish 70’s punk with good guitars
(((((6))))) Enegetic & rippin’, near perfect punk
(((((7)))) Twangy, off-kilter and weird vocals.
(((8))) Bouncy, lo-fi punk with a lot of focus on the drums.
((9)) Chuck Berry-ish riffs. Bland vocals.
((((10)))) Really nice melodic punk ‘ala Buzzcocks (so much that it sounds a little like “Every Fallen in Love”)
((((11)))) Good power pop with funny lyrics
((((12)))) (FCC “get fucked” 0:58) Ripping 70’s punk with tons of attitude.
(((13))) Bouncy, horn-based funky stuff like the Big Boys. S’alright.
((14)) Generic rock riffs. Blah.
((((15)))) Funny vocals and lyrics, great guitar sound
((((16)))) Cool power pop/punk about a football receiver fucking up a play.
(((17))) (TOO MANY FCCS AVOID!)
((((18)))) Simple but good riffs running from almost ska tempo but very punk.
(((19))) Melodic trad. r’n’ r riffs otherwise a good tune minuis the crap chorus.
((((20)))) Rudimentary fast punk with vocal harmonies in the chorus.
(((21))) Crude guitar sound, pretty good vox.
((22)) Weird funky/disco tempo with distorted guitars. Corny as hell.
((23)) (FCC “fuck”) Big on the attitude, low on the rockin’.
(((24))) Weird “rambling punk” thing with lyrics about gambling and baseball (Yogi Berra namely).
((25)) Really generic power-pop/punk-ish stuff
(((26))) Murky, echoey vocals and twangy guitars
(((27))) Twangy and pretty good, early American proto-punk style about dorky stuff on TV.
((28)) Lots of bass & “doot-doot” /twangy guitars, sounds like bland 70’s rock crud
(((29))) Uppity punk with multiple vocals.
(((30))) More of the same as #29 but with multiple vox.

Disc 2
(The Eat con’t)
((1)) Raw cover version of the BTO hit.
((((2)))) Nice live version of their “football song”
(((3))) Fast, raw and really too raw punk
(((4)) Power Pop with attitude.
(5) TOO MANY FCCS- AVOID!
(((6))) Nice & fast punk but too much feedback or crud clogging the recording
((7)) Punk-Funk goofiness. Meh
((8)) 70’s rock with sarcasm – poorly recorded
((((9)))) Fast, raw and tough ‘Mercian punk
((10)) (FCC “Fucker” 2x) Totally sloppy punk in the worst way possible.
((11)) Good riffs, so-so vocals
(((12))) (FCC “fuck” in the intro) Pretty good East Coast punk (even the accent comes out).
(13) (FCC “fuckin” in intro) Boring-ass rock
(((14))) Obnoxious varation of “Hey Joe”.
(15) Pointless cover version of an already bloated “classic rock” song.
((16)) Fucked up recording of #3 from disc 1
(((17))) (FCC “fucked” sung once) Noisy, overdriven but otherwise good version of #12 from Disc 1
((((18)))) Fast, raw and totally punk rawk.
((19)) TOO MANY FCCS – AVOID!
((20)) (FCC “Fuck” said twice in intro) Loud, obnoxious version of their “hit”. Not bad but too heavy on the vox.
((((21)))) Another killer version of their football song.
(FCC “fuck” said 3x in the banter at end)
((((22)))) Snarling punk with a nice loud sound
(((23))) Good version (but a little too raw) of #7 from Disc 1
(24) Generic rock junk
(((25)) Fast-ish punk with goofy vocals.
(((26))) Twangy punk with pretty good vox.
Bitchy audience members and more banter.
(((27))) Fast punk with a raw overall sound
((28)) Half-assed punk with bad sound
((29)) Scatterbrain noisy punk-too sloppy.