The Brodys - Stuck (2005) [FLAC] {Tish Tang Records TTRBD05}
Release Info:
RLSDATE: 2026/08/29 RTLDATE: 2005/XX/XX
GENRE: Punk Rock SiZE: 324 MB
SOURCE: CD RUNTiME: 38:49
RiPPER: EAC 1.8 ENCODER: FLAC 1.5
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with log/cue/nfo/m3u/sfv/300 dpi scans.
fuck me I had to use Copilot for this one
The Brodys’ 2005 album Stuck blends high-energy punk rock with
clever storytelling, marking a reunion with veteran producer Joe
Johnston and showcasing the band's signature melodic pop-punk
style.
Released in 2005 on Tish Tang Records, Stuck is the group's fifth
studio album and reunites the Brody brothers with Joe Johnston,
known for his work with Deftones and Cake. The record amps up the
band's punk-inspired energy while retaining their knack for witty,
character-driven lyrics.
The album leans into fast, punchy tracks like Dynamite, which
delivers rapid-fire energy, and Act II, which offers a more
introspective tone. Songs such as Corn Whiskey and Beer Truck
Driver (a modern reimagining with the U.C. Davis marching band)
showcase the band's ability to blend humor, nostalgia, and musical
flair. Tracks like Square Dance and Bottle Rocket add variety,
from playful to more reflective.
Produced by Joe Johnston alongside the band, the album benefits
from polished yet raw production that keeps the punk edge intact
while adding clarity and depth. The collaboration with the U.C.
Davis marching band on Beer Truck Driver is a standout moment,
giving the classic Brodys hit a fresh, energetic twist.
Stuck is a strong example of The Brodys' enduring appeal: catchy
melodies, sharp lyrics, and a mix of high-octane rock and clever
storytelling. It's a fan-pleasing return to form that cements
their place in the melodic punk/pop-punk scene.
If you're a fan of The Brodys or similar bands like Cake or
Deftones, Stuck is worth exploring for its balance of energy,
humor, and musical craftsmanship.
Ripper's Notes:
As is not unexpected, finding online reviews of 20+ year old,
local releases is not often rewarded with success. I was
surprised that AI even had enough info to make this review, but,
honestly it's pretty darn accurate, other than comparing the band
to The Deftones, who, other than also being from the Sacramento
area, are completely uncomparable.
I just may have to sacrifice my morals and stoop to AI reviews in
the future for some of the releases I may share where I can't
find a review myself.
Before you ask, no, I will not be sharing any old Deftones local
releases. Didn't care for them then, don't care for them now.
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