Title: A great underground collection
Review: This album shows the side of No Doubt that people usually don't see. Originally released as an independant compilation of songs that didn't make the final cut for "Tragic Kingdom", this is an underground gem. It kicks off with the fun "Open the Gate", a great ska song. Then, there's "Total Hate '95", an awesome blend of catchy songs and reggae/ska. "Snakes" is the kind of edge that isn't seen anywhere else of No Doubt. Then "Doghouse" ends this set, with great synthesizer/guitar/saxaphone parts, and an awesome song, plain and simple. The point of this review is that this is No Doubt's only good album because it's the only one not cluttered with pop. This independant release is raw ska/hard rock and worth any rock fan's money.
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