CD-Charts Position 1
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Alive and Amplified

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date September 20, 2004
From the dreadful attempt at capturing the essence of psychadelic artwork in its packaging to the stupid and contrived pre-school lyrics. From the horribly sanitised production values to (come to think of it) the actual name of the band "Mooney Suzuki" this must surely be the mother of all palid and sickly emulations. If you want to hear what rock and roll isn't and, has never been like, then buy this album or something by Jet. If your looking for a slightly more earnest effort at the genre you could always start with the Swingle Singers.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Have Mercy

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date July 09, 2007
From the dreadful attempt at capturing the essence of psychadelic artwork in its packaging to the stupid and contrived pre-school lyrics. From the horribly sanitised production values to (come to think of it) the actual name of the band "Mooney Suzuki" this must surely be the mother of all palid and sickly emulations. If you want to hear what rock and roll isn't and, has never been like, then buy this album or something by Jet. If your looking for a slightly more earnest effort at the genre you could always start with the Swingle Singers.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Alive and Amplified

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date January 17, 2005
From the dreadful attempt at capturing the essence of psychadelic artwork in its packaging to the stupid and contrived pre-school lyrics. From the horribly sanitised production values to (come to think of it) the actual name of the band "Mooney Suzuki" this must surely be the mother of all palid and sickly emulations. If you want to hear what rock and roll isn't and, has never been like, then buy this album or something by Jet. If your looking for a slightly more earnest effort at the genre you could always start with the Swingle Singers.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Live at Cbgb

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date June 30, 2008
From the dreadful attempt at capturing the essence of psychadelic artwork in its packaging to the stupid and contrived pre-school lyrics. From the horribly sanitised production values to (come to think of it) the actual name of the band "Mooney Suzuki" this must surely be the mother of all palid and sickly emulations. If you want to hear what rock and roll isn't and, has never been like, then buy this album or something by Jet. If your looking for a slightly more earnest effort at the genre you could always start with the Swingle Singers.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Electric Sweat

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date May 12, 2003
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Maximum Black EP

by: The Mooney Suzuki

Release Date September 18, 2006
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Electric Sweat

by: The Mooney Suzuki

Release Date January 13, 2008
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Electric Sweat

by: The Mooney Suzuki

Release Date March 11, 2003
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.

CD-Charts Position 9
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People Get Ready [VINYL]

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date September 11, 2000
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.

CD-Charts Position 10
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In a Young Man's Mind [7" VINYL]

by: Mooney Suzuki

Release Date July 14, 2003
I was a bit dubious of this at first having only herd 'In a young mans mind' and the pink cover. But my god am I glad I got it because I haven't stopped listening to this album yet. Right from the beginning screech, the album just doesn't stop. Think of the guitars of The Rolling Stones, lyrics of Van Morrison and the Kinks and you are already there. This is just one hell of a pary album that everybody should own, each track as good as the next.