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White Trash ReviewBetween the end of the late-80's Hollywood hair band scene and the rise of what became called "Grunge," a lot of bands with a lot of talent slipped in the mass-marketing cracks. One of those bands was NYC's WHITE TRASH. After a hot Buzz-Bin video on MTV (APPLE PIE,) suddenly WHITE TRASH found themselves unfairly lumped in with the hair bands, and soon, the only airplay they got on MTV was "The Crawl" being used as the theme to Jon Stewart's old show (not that anyone really knew who did it anyway.) This album deserves better. Considering it's 10 years old, it's amazing how fresh it sounds, and it's entirely possible that if this band had come out of Southern Cali in 1997 rather than out of NY in 1990, their outlook might have been a little brighter. Although vocalist Dave Alvin's voice occasionally hit dogs-only range, the talent of this group was unquestionable. The original lineup of WHITE TRASH (and their accompaniment, THE BADASS BRASS,) brought out what I would best describe as the stepchildren of THE BLUES BROTHERS and AC/DC. Although the core group was overhauled for the next (final) album, "SI O SI, QUE?," WHITE TRASH retained a spark and talent that should have made them, if not the biggest band in the world, then at least a band that could have afforded to quit their day jobs. Top to bottom, WHITE TRASH's self-titled major label debut is worth a listen, and has been a staple of my personal collection since the month it was released.White Trash Overview

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