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Give 'em the Boot, Vol.3 | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Hellcat Records
Category: Music
List Price: $5.98
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Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 108728
Format: Enhanced
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 80444
UPC: 045778044429
EAN: 0045778044429
ASIN: B00005QW0B
Release Date: February 12, 2002
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| Tracks:
| • | Sick of It All - Distillers | | • | The Legend of Finn MacCumhail - Dropkick Murphys | | • | Die Alone - Peters | | • | Don Giovanni | | • | Disgruntled | | • | Dead American - Armstrong, Tim | | • | Suburban Blight - Logan, Brad | | • | Dead Yuppies - Agnostic Front | | • | The Poisoning - Nerve Agents | | • | Amera Nightmare | | • | Kiss Kiss Kill Kill - Miret, Roger & the | | • | Atheist Anthem - Stza | | • | Who Killed the Cheerleader - Sandorff, Kristian | | • | Power of Moonlite - Nick 13 | | • | Vampire Girl | | • | Information Error - Hillyard | | • | Global a Go-Go - Cook, Pablo | | • | Precipice - King Django | | • | Nothing Good to Eat - Ruggiero | | • | We Evolve - Mouthwash | | • | One Stones Throw Away from a Riot |
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Album Description
The highly anticipated third volume in Hellcat's 'Give 'Em the Boot' sampler series. This time around you get punk, hardcore, reggae, and psychobilly sounds from Dropkick Murphys, U.S. Bombs, Rancid, Lars Frederiksen & The Bastards, F-Minus, Agnostic Front, Duane Peters & The Hunns, Leftover Crack, Tiger Army, Slackers, Joe Strummer, King Django, Pietasters, Mouthwash, Gadjits, and Hepcat, plus unreleased material from Distillers, Roger Miret & The Disasters, And Devils Brigade (featuring Matt Freeman of Rancid). Includes two bonus video clips from Dropkick Murphys and Tiger Army. Digipak.
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| Customer Reviews:
 best compilation i own May 13, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This cd is the best compilation i own. It has a devils brigade song called vampire girl. devils brigade is a psychobilly band which is everyone in rancid except for lars. it also has good tracks from tiger army, lars and the bastards, nekromantix, rancid, distillers,agnostic front, dropkick murphys and some other this compilation is awesome but at the end theres some ska i dont enjoy too much. this cd also contains 2 videos you can watch on your computer. one is dropkick murphys - spicy mchaggis jig and the other is tiger army - cupids victim. this is a very good compilation its well worth 5-6 bucks.i hope they come out with give em the boot 4.
good mix December 12, 2002
mk (Atlanta, GA USA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
give em the boot 2 had a lot of reggae & ska on it & this one is more punk rock, which is good. the bands on it were really good and i pretty much liked every song (the joe strummer one was kind of weird...not like the clash at all). i would recommend it especially since it's so cheap.
Another in a great series September 15, 2002
Joseph Johnson (Manhattan, KS, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Hellcat Records has turned out another great compilation. I must say that it sounds a little harder, the music a little less melodic and more hardcore. That's just fine by me. The music videos are a nice touch. "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" video is one of the funniest videos I've seen in a long time. Good work, Tim!
 Not as good as Give em the boot 2.... May 23, 2002
C. Noseworthy (Seattle)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I was excited when I saw that their was a new Give em the boot compilation out, as Give em the boot 2, is one of my favorite cd's ever. Although when I played this cd I was sad to hear that the reggae and ska sounds that where on Give em the boot 2 have been substituted for a straight ahead punk compilation. Not to mention that the quality of songs on this album, are nowhere as good as the tracks selected for the two previous Give em the boot cd's. If you are going to get a Give em the Boot cd, buy the second installment, it is much better...
 In a word: Disappointing. April 2, 2002
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Give 'Em The Boots I and II are punk-rock neccessities. Sprinkled with ska, reggae and rocksteady, they were truly palatable for those of us with eclectic tastes. Sadly, Give 'Em The Boot III purifies itself of most of the reggae and ska from it's two previous outings, leaving us with a punk rock wasteland. The songs here just simply aren't up to Hellcat's high standars. There are a few good moments (The Slackers' BRILLIANT "Information Error", the Tiger Army video) but that is outweighed by a parade of messy and talentless punk rock. Even the Rancid track is anemic.Although, for [the money], "Give 'Em The Boot III" isn't much of a gamble. Still, it's been three years since Vol. II, and III frankly falls flat on it's body-pierced face.
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