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| Ghoti Hook | Primary Artist |
| Drew Mazurek | Rhythm Guitar |
| Joel Bell | Group Member |
| Jamie Tolosa | Group Member |
| Adam Neubauer | Group Member |
| Christian Ergueta | Group Member |
| Conrad Tolosa | Group Member |
| Kevin 131 | Producer |
| Drew Mazurek | Engineer |
| Brandon Ebel | Executive Producer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
I did not care much for this album. I have heard Ghoti Hooks other releases, they also fell flat in about two songs. The majority of songs sound the same both lyrically and musically. The riff change-ups are only average and lyrics are kind of boring. It sounds as though they are trying to be to much like their punk-pop predecessors. Next time your at the mall, if you see this album in the $4.99 bin at Virgin Records you might want to grab it. unless your a bit hungry, I would suggest a corn dog instead.
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Posted October 1, 2010
despite not being well known, Ghotti Hook does a great job. This is worth bying. Awesome!!!!
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Despite its somewhat forced humor and their lack of fresh ideas, Ghoti Hook makes their second album Banana Man sound energetic. Ghoti Hook plays the kind of hook-heavy pop-punk that brought Green Day into the Top 100 -- the only difference is, Ghoti Hook doesn't always write memorable hooks. Nevertheless, that isn't a deadly flaw, since the group has a tight, kientic sound that makes up for their lack of originality or strong songs, which in turn makes Banana Man a sporadically enjoyable record.