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    HM Magazine #81/Various Artists

    Various Artists

    The Rage, Vol. 2.0

    (2000)

    Reviewed by David M. Pogge

    Label Worthless RecordsHM Magazine #81January/February 2000
    dance pophardcoremodern rockska

    Here's the latest version of Worthless Record's music compilation program. This CD has all the happening music that the kids dig these days: rock, pop, punk, ska, alternative, emo, dance and even some rap. Some of the songs will make you want to dance. Some will make you want to cry. Some will make you want to take the disc out of the player and use it to teach your dog to play frisbee. Overall, though, this is a great release with a lot of good bands that deserve every bit of recognition that they get. For ordering info, write: PO Box 54951, Phoenix AZ 85708

    Other coverage for this album

    The Phantom Tollbooth 2000Reviewed by Shari LloydThe CD came with an article from the Phoenix New Times with the headline--"Never Mind the Blasphemy--Valley Hard-Core Kids Mosh for the Lord." The article goes on to discuss the Phoenix Christian scene and The Rage youth festival that takes place every summer in Phoenix. While this is only the second compilation released, the fest has been around--this was the sixth year. Hopefully, both will…

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