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    HM Magazine #92/Huntingtons
    Huntingtons — Rock 'N' Roll Habits for the New Wave cover

    Huntingtons

    Rock 'N' Roll Habits for the New Wave

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Burnt Toast VinylHM Magazine #92November/December 2001
    garage rockpop punkpunk

    With their old records out-of-print, the Huntingtons and Scott Hatch have put out a 25-song disc (Rock 'N' Roll Habits for the New Wave) with re-recorded versions of the band's favorite songs from back in the day. The revisionist tracks include "She's A Brat," "Veronica," "Mom's in Rehab," "Bubblegum Girl," "Goddess And The Geek," and a bunch of others with similar names and melodies that a Huntingtons' fan will recognize immediately from live sets and such. The recording sounds old and mono but very clean, which was probably the intent (www.burnttoastvinyl.com).

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