Various - 20 Years Too Soon A Tribute To The Nomads

Review by Steven Ledsworth

The album 20 Years Too Soon A Tribute To The Nomads is a must-have for any punk rock fan. Released by various artists, it is a tribute to the Swedish punk band The Nomads, who have been active for over 30 years. The album features 22 tracks, each one a cover of a Nomads song, and each one performed by a different band.

The album kicks off with a high-energy cover of "Primordial Ooze" by The Hives, setting the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Where the Wolf Bane Blooms" by The Hellacopters, "Real Gone Lover" by The Datsuns, and "I'm Gone" by The Lazy Cowgirls.

The album is a great tribute to The Nomads, and it's clear that each band put a lot of effort into their covers. The production quality is excellent, and the album flows smoothly from one track to the next.

Summary by Steven Ledsworth

20 Years Too Soon A Tribute To The Nomads is a fantastic album that any punk rock fan should add to their collection. With its high-energy covers and excellent production quality, it's a fitting tribute to one of Sweden's most iconic punk bands.