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Spend The Night,The Donnas
    • Spend The Night
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    • Dirty Denim
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    • I Don't Care (So There)
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    • Please Don't Tease

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    • It's On The Rocks
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    • Take It Off
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    • Who Invited You
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    • All Messed Up
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    • Dirty Denim
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    • You Wanna Get Me High
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    • I Don't Care (So There)
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    • Pass It Around
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    • Too Bad About Your Girl
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    • Not The One
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    • Please Don't Tease
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    • Take Me To The Backseat
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    • 5 O'Clock In The Morning

album review

Fuller and more thought-out than their previous releases, the Donnas' Spend the Night furthers the band's evolution from their "what if the Ramones were chicks" vibe into a really cohesive hard rock band. The straightforward lyrics still revolve around "Tonight we're gonna party," "Let's get high in the backseat of my car," and "I'm gonna steal you away from your girl," but using these tried-and-true rock & roll themes with the Donnas' equally simple song structures, their sound and message achieve a kind of rock purity that seems miles away from all of the Britneys and Christina Aguileras out there. Their allegiance to the sound of simplistic party rock bands that were around in the late '70s/early '80s (Kiss, Cheap Trick, Mötley Crüe) joins forces with the snarl of the tough girl groups of that same era (Blondie, the Pretenders, Joan Jett) in a way that hasn't been heard on a major label in at least a decade. Special recognition deserves to go to guitarist Donna R./Allison Robertson whose Ace Frehley fascination used to be cute and now sounds as though it has erupted into a full-blown obsession, but somehow she still manages to put a heavier Southern rock/Angus Young spin on the riffs, demonstrating a real attention to craft that wouldn't have even occurred to them on their 1998 debut. Despite all of this maturity, Spend the Night ain't no Mantovani; the perpetually teenaged foursome still have their raw edges and sharp teeth, it's just that the edges rip deeper and the teeth bite harder with this more efficient and well-crafted rock assault. ~ Zac Johnson, All Music Guide

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      • If you like retro 80's bands then The Donnas are for you. Remind me of the Go Go's. I love the sound that rocks the 80's New Wave sound. All the party songs that remind you of  hanging with your friends having a tubular time dude! I have given this band a 4 out of 5. The reasson being and I have not heard the other CD's yet, but the song of each song had the same sound. The lyrics saved me from getting bored. I hope to hear more good things from this band. This is worth adding to your collection.
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