Less Than Jake – Losing Streak

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Artist: Less Than Jake

Title: Losing Streak

Year: 1996

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Tracklist

  • 1. Automatic (2:06)
  • 2. Happyman (1:59)
  • 3. 9th At Pine (1:56)
  • 4. Sugar In Your Gas Tank (2:06)
  • 5. Shindo (2:17)
  • 6. 107 (1:59)
  • 7. Johnny Quest Thinks We're Sellouts (2:49)
  • 8. Krazy Glue (1:58)
  • 9. Never Going Back To New Jersey (3:18)
  • 10. How's My Driving, Doug Hastings? (1:24)
  • 11. Just Like Frank (1:50)
  • 12. Ask The Magic 8 Ball (2:15)
  • 13. Dopeman (2:06)
  • 14. Jen Doesn't Like Me Anymore (2:50)
  • 15. Rock-N-Roll Pizzeria (2:00)
  • 16. Lockdown (2:33)

Review

"Losing Streak" by Less Than Jake is a high-octane ska-punk album that captures the wild spirit of the late '90s ska revival. Picture this: a barrage of infectious hooks, giddy melodies, and enough horn sections to make you question the existence of silence. Released in 1996, it’s a rollercoaster ride through youth culture, tangled relationships, and biting social commentary—all served with a generous helping of humor and satire.

Kicking off with "Automatic" and showcasing some brilliant saxophone work in tracks like "Sugar in Your Gas Tank," this album delivers big on energy and attitude. And let's talk production: recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami and Mirror Image Studios in Gainesville, with Michael Rosen at the helm, the sound is crisp and impeccably balanced, allowing every instrument to have its moment in the spotlight. "Johnny Quest Thinks We're Sellouts" with its unforgettable chorus and "Dopeman" with its eyebrow-raising drug references, add an extra layer of edge to this already explosive mix.

With 16 tracks that never let up, "Losing Streak" is an absolute must-listen for ska punk enthusiasts. From its clever lyrics to its dynamic soundscape, it's no wonder this album has aged like a fine punk wine. It's a testament to Less Than Jake's knack for keeping the party going and their spot in the ska punk hall of fame secured. - Leo

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