Too Shabby

This album shines as a testament to Rozwell Kid's ability to seamlessly blend elements of PowerPop, Garage Rock, and Pop/Punk into a cohesive and infectious final product. Too Shabby has real "staying power" with each listen (as all their albums seem to have) and you'll find yourself humming the tunes over and over long after you've stopped listening to the album. The guitar melodies from Hudkins and Meisterhans have such power and emotion and the rhythm section of Donnelly and Hallok provide excellent foundation for the wild and ranging guitar solos found throughout. The band is best known for their sillier songs that can range from being about indigestion to car trouble, but this album finds slightly more serious moments in songs like "droner" that are a pleasant surprise. But not to worry, songs like "Halloween 3.5" bring back the zany lyrical content fans have come to enjoy. Too Shabby is their strongest release to date.

If you have not listened to Rozwell Kid I recommend doing so. Fun, upbeat, semi-weird lyrics with catchy hooks. Great band, great album.

What a great album and fantastic find from a friend's recommendation. Wish I had found out earlier so I could see these guys live.

Excellent album. Staple in our house now.

This is a great album by one of my favorite new-ish bands. Rawk music lives!

I absolutely love this album. I probably listen to it at least once a week. Catchy choruses, great solos, hilarious fun!