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    HM Magazine #77
    HM Magazine #77/Tasty Snax
    Tasty Snax — Run Joseph Run! cover

    Tasty Snax

    Run Joseph Run!

    Reviewed by Amanda Nelson

    Label Screaming Giant RecordsHM Magazine #77May 1999
    pop punkalt-rock

    Dave, Mark, Eric and Mark deliver a solid performance for the Tasty Snax' debut CD. If you like Weezer and the Presidents of The United States of America, you should give Tasty Snax a try. The title song, "Run Joseph Run," tells the story of the attempt by Potiphor's wife to seduce Joseph. There is also a reenactment of the story on the album's cover... Joseph running away while Potiphor's wife is left holding his clothes... Does that mean Joseph is?... you'll have to see for yourself! If variety is what you want, I would suggest listening to this CD intermittently with a few others. But although the sound is basically the same throughout, the guys' talent is evident through the creative lyrics and instrumentation. "Ode to a Bob" adds a little something different with a trumpet solo from Darren Mettler of the O.C. Supertones. The cool lyrics found in songs like "Wonderbread," "Run Joseph Run," and "Screw Up," and a good instrumental performance make "Run Joseph Run" a worthwhile addition to your alternative collection.

    Also in HM Magazine #77

    Kill Ratio — Kill RatioProphecy — Stranded In CoolsvilleVarious Artists — GodspellVarious Artists — A Punk Rock CommuneAtomic Opera — Alpha and OrangesConfinement — Mute IdolsVarious Artists — West Coast MadnessNailed Promise — RealizeAll Star United — International Anthems for the Human RaceMike Peters — Rise