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Sorry
United States - Boston, MA

IMAGINARY FRIEND LP 01. My Word 02. Misanthrope 03. Doomed From the Start 04. Where Were You? 05. Why Do I Have to Look at You? 06. One More Step 07. Don't Assume 08. Bouncer 09. Imaginary Friend 10. Listen 11. No Concern 12. Unhealthy 13. On My Own 14. Buried 15. Mundane 16. Dirty Old Man 17. Honesty 18. 24 Label: Radiobeat Records Cat #: RB 004 Format: LP Released: 1984

Reviews: Upbeat, herky, jerky (I guess that's funky?) fast rock. Yeah, fast and furious with an out of control singer boppin' around between guitar attacks and drum rolls. Interesting. -Al Flipside (from Flipside #45, Spring 1985) An unusual release. Sorry are able to merge thrash power, distinctive song structures, and high-quality musicianship to produce some material comparable to that of certain other bands who are pushing back the frontiers of punk. Many of their songs are too jazzy or disjointed for my taste, but others hit home with ringing guitars and poppier sensibilities (like the Mekons' "Where Were You"). Listen before buying unless you have broad musical interests. -Jeff Bale (from Maximum Rocknroll #17, September 1984)