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Just when you thought it
was safe to mention Teenacide Records at a party, we've gone completely bonkers and released this collection of ten solid
gold summertime hits from that trio of bratty So. Cal blondes who hoodwinked the label into thinking they were a real group.
For anyone who flipped over Rocket's contribution to the Hey! Its A Teenacide Pajama Party! CD, you'll have plenty to dig
on their debut full-length release, as Lauren, Lauren, and Lauren rock and wreak havoc on a whole slew of seasonal faves from
Blondie, the Undertones, Shelley Fabares, Redd Kross, Freddy Cannon, and the Bay City Rollers, to name just a few. While the
tired-but-true tale of Rocket's origins has been told at many a Hollywood happening over the past year, nothing could've prepared
listeners for Too Hot To Be Bothered, a made-in-the-shade mutation of fuzzed-out guitars and synth-powered beach blanket boogie
that reveals the girls' full-on love affair with punky 'n' punchy summertime pop. Includes action-packed liner notes from
infamous West Coast pop historian Harvey Kubernik, who reportedly covered his body with an entire bottle of Coppertone the
first time he heard the album.
tracklist
01
On The Beach
02
Here Comes The Summer
03
Nuclear Summertime
04
Too Hot To Be Bothered
05
In The Sun
06
Summertime U.S.A.
07
Summer Pop Radio
08
Annette's Got The Hits
09
Summer Love Sensation
10
Lost Summer Love
Cat. #: TEENA-007
Released: 2004
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This record is a testament to the kind of sugar-coated
pop that makes you think about Annette Funicello playing beach volleyball. How can that be a bad thing? --
Razorcake
Too Hot to Be Bothered is a cute record. Everything about it screams cute. The songs, the singing, the all
songs about summer concept, the pink and red cover, the girls in the band. It's all cute and fun, loads of fun. -- All Music
Amped-up, sunshine-soaked ‘60s power pop. If this
isn’t blasting from your crappy speakers this summer, you’re a godless Communist, and that, simply, is that. --
Sleazegrinder.com
A teen-fueled, bubblegum-pop album with a summertime theme…pure
fluff, and that's fine with me. -- Teenage Depression

Teenacide
Records P.O. Box 291121 Los Angeles, CA 90029
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