Joan Jett "Bad Reputation (45th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g STANDARD (ALTERNATIVE ART # 2) Morning Becomes Eclectic

Morning Becomes Eclectic

Mamalarky dodge the genre's more predictable trappings

Pennywise exhort us to feel the rage of a new generation as the voices crescendo

Kerrang and Consequence lauded the album

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Joan Jett "Bad Reputation (45th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g STANDARD (ALTERNATIVE ART # 2) Morning Becomes EclecticJoan Jett's debut album 'Bad Reputation' (1981) began as a menacing thesis, facing a world that told Jett, "girls don't play electric guitar," and continues to thrive 45 years later as a cultural staple. The album includes hits "Bad Reputation," "You Don't Own Me," and "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)," guest appearances by Sex Pistols & Blondie band members, and reminds us that Jett's perseverance & resolve are just as visceral & authentic as when