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| Punk/pop band's energetic set of catchy cuts includes Under Lock And Key, Tomorrow Is Another Day, I'm OK You're OK, Get With It!, etc. |
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| 1 Under Lock and Key |
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| 2 Tomorrow's Another Day |
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| 3 The Final Slowdance |
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| 4 I'm OK, You're OK |
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| 5 Cold and All Alone |
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| 6 Party, My House, Be There |
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| 7 The Downfall of Western Civilization |
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| 8 Invitation to Understanding |
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| 9 Fist Vs. Tact |
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| 10 What's Mine Is Yours |
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| 11 Self Serving With a Purpose |
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| 12 For Always |
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| 13 Set the Record Straight |
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| 14 Get With It |
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| 15 Inches From Life |
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| 16 The Theme Fiasco |
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Album Review
MXPX made the leap to the major leagues in 1998 with "Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo", their first album for A&M Records. The switch to the majors really doesn't make a difference, to tell the truth -- the group turns out another set of speedy, raucous punk-pop numbers that are fueled as much by attitude as songwriting. There's plenty of filler, but the record moves so quickly, it doesn't hurt the album, especially since the good songs do work their hooks into your brain. Listeners that don't care for late '90s retro-punk won't have their minds changed by "Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo" but anyone that's followed MXPX or has a fondness for post-Green Day indie-punk-pop will enjoy the record. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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