Thursday, November 13, 2008

Milk 'N' Cookies - Milk 'N' Cookies - 1977


Power pop got off to a rocketing start in the '70s and the demand for it, like most genres and styles, dissipated slowly through the '80s. Like most movements, there are some records and bands that were left in the resin, never to be fully acknowledged for their contributions, whether small or significant. Standing in the shadows of other bands from Max's and CBGB's, Milk 'n' Cookies quietly carved their niche on the circuit, but never received their due from mainstream culture. Their eponymous debut is a session hyped up on the sweetest sugar and soda pop, as the group carves out three-minute numbers that are post-glam but foreshadow the emergence of punk. For die-hard collectors of power pop, this album is a welcome treat to even the most seasoned and jaded of ears. And for those hyped up on the modern-day, cookie-cutter, Johnny-come-lately band of the moment emulating the sound of new wave? This is an absolute textbook essential listening experience. -AMG
 

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10 comments:

Gyro1966 said...

thanks again for your excellent blog. I check it every morning!

Rinjo Njori! said...

Amazing... been looking for this for years. It's out there but incredibly pricey for a man of limited means.Good Looking Out

gabbazoo said...

HI, this is a great album, also note it has recently been re-issued in a fantastic 2xLP version by radio heartbeat records. You should be able to find it if you google...

g

Anonymous said...

the path to pt.2 on rs seems to be broken

Anonymous said...

absolutely delicious...

thanks

monsterpop said...

im afraid i could only retrieve tracks 12 and 13 from this for some reason. can anybody advise me?;-)

Curty Ray said...

Doid you download both parts?

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Anonymous said...

Is it possible a re-up of part 2?

Thank you very much for the music you post in your blog.

Curty Ray said...

The links have been updated

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