| | Lightyear Call Of The Weasel CD - Import Lightyear Discography of CDs
 (2 Customer Reviews)
Lightyear Call Of The Weasel Songs | 1. | Tread Lightly Speak Dearly |
| 2. | 24:04 |
| 3. | Blindside |
| 4. | Three Basics |
| 5. | Bye Rights |
| 6. | They Left Today |
| 7. | Bomb Ibiza |
| 8. | Pre-Teen Propaganda |
| 9. | Shatner's Bassoon |
| 10. | George, My Shit |
| 11. | Positive Outlook |
| 12. | A Pack Of Dogs |
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Call Of The Weasel Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Oops...
Sorry, my previous review was for the album "Chris Gentlemens Hairdresser And Railway Book Shop [2003]" - nevermind, they're both great!
Submitted by lasthidingplace (North Wales, UK)
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Lightyear were one of the best british skapunk acts out there, and it's a shame they decided to call it a day. However, this album AND their previous work, "Call Of The Weasel Clan", are both shouting skanking barrels of punk waiting to punch you in the stomache for not dancing immediately. Who else could confidendly sing a lyric with less meaning than Lightyear: "I am Sam from the lord of the rings, donnashish, pepparami or chicken wings"
Submitted by lasthidingplace (North Wales, UK)
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