The Albums 1987-2007

Album: 999 The Albums 1987-2007 Ah, yes, 999. The band whose name sounds like they're constantly waiting for emergency services to arrive. But fear not, this compilation of their albums from 1987 to 2007 is far from a musical emergency. In fact, it's a delightful trip down punk rock memory lane. The album kicks off with their self-titled debut, a raw and energetic ode to the days when safety pins were a fashion statement and anarchy was the name of the game. Tracks like "Homicide" and "Emergency" still pack a punch, reminding us why 999 were such a staple of the punk scene. As the album progresses through their discography, you can hear the band evolving and maturing, while still maintaining that signature punk sound. Songs like "Feeling Alright with the Crew" and "Arabesque" showcase their knack for catchy hooks and infectious energy. But it's not all high-speed chaos and mosh pits. Tracks like "Shipwrecked in the Eighties" and "Roundhouse Blues" show a more introspective side to the band, proving that they were more than just three-chord wonders. Overall, 999 The Albums 1987-2007 is a must-listen for any punk rock aficionado. It's a joyous celebration of a band that may not have always been in the mainstream spotlight, but damn it, they knew how to rock. So grab your leather jacket, spike up your hair, and crank up the volume because 999 are here to remind us that punk never dies.