Snap-Her Discography of CDs

Snap-Her discography During Snap-Her's nine-year run, lead singer Andrea Beltramo managed to offend people of all political persuasions. To Republicans, Snap-Her was an assault on morality and family values. And to some folks on the left, Snap-Her was the antithesis of political correctness -- your chances of being named "environmentalist of the year" go way down when one of your songs is titled "Fuck Earth Day." But Snap-Her was never really a political band. Their lyrics were simply an exercise in over-the-top fun, and It Smells, It Burns, It Stings is a fine example of the sort of obnoxious, totally irreverent punk-pop that Beltramo is known for. By '90s standards, this 1996 release isn't groundbreaking -- Snap-Her was punk-pop in the old-school sense, and in-your-face offerings like "Penile Implant," "Anal Retention," "Blue Balls" and "You're So Lame" sound like they could have been recorded in the late '70s or early '80s. Throughout the CD, it is obvious that Beltramo lives and breaths the punk-pop of that era; she sounds like she is totally oblivious to '90s emo bands. The material on this album isn't the least bit innovative, but it's definitely captivating and infectious -- especially if you're the sort of diehard punk addict who still can't get enough of classic punk-pop bands like the Buzzcocks, X-Ray Spex, and the Ramones. Along the way, Snap-Her had their share of lineup changes; on It Smells, It Burns, It Stings, Beltramo leads an all-female lineup that employs Lisa Pifer on bass and Sue ...

Snap-Her songs Snap-Her is blatantly punk in a way that is entirely honest, brazenly rude and classic. The music is about sex as in f*cking and attitude as in "f*ck you." Snap-her ups the ante further by retaining a sense of melody in their distorted guitar punk. Added to it the female vocals and harmonies and you have one of the best new punk releases I have heard since high school. There are easily detectable influences from Joan Jett and The New York Dolls. Double-quick delivery, cool breaks and a sense of timing all contribute to this album's success. The packaging is any vagina-loving punk's wet dream. ~ Tom Schulte Photographers: ...

Snap-Her CD discography Track Listing of songs: Cilintro; I Hate Christmas; Analretention; Freind; Fuck Earth Day; Postal Worker Ii; There She Goes; Be My Girl; Jimmy Gestapo; Bloodsuckers; I Don't Get It; Blue Balls; Beer; You're So Lame; Penile Implant; Dumpster Dive;

Snap-Her albums Track Listing of songs: Just Like a Monet; I Was a Teenage Lipstick Lesbian; I Dont Like You; Angel City Tomboy; Safety in Numbers; 9 to 5; La Pregunta; She's the Only One; Something New; One Last Time;

Snap-Her CD discography Track Listing of songs: Jolt; Rich; Indigestion; Stand Up and Fight; Shave Clean; Full On; New Queen; Those Who Curse; Zombies; You Popped My Life; Threat of Power; It's About Time; Turn To Ice; Home Sweet Home; Unemployed; Positive Dental Outlook; Megalopolis; Breaking Your Rules; Underground; Saberdance; Reagan Youth; Last Will; Juvenile Justice; Frog Song; On a String; People Suck; Hi Jinx; Backsight; I'm Nobody; Fill It Up; Get Along; With a Capital P; Darth Vader; No Race; Flicknife Temper; Can't Break My Pride; Cold; Messages; Over the Edge; La Mancha Cadidate; Sky Flying By; Born Addicted; Minneola; It's Your Right; Fish People; I Don't Care; Self Destruct; Acid Rain; ...