Teri Yakimoto    by owl316 USER (21 Reviews) April 30th, 2011 |
2 replies  Release Date: 1996 | Tracklist  Review Summary: Teri
Yakimoto is an exceptional album by Guttemrouth that contains
more melody and poppiness.  Guttermouth's debut on Nitro in 1994
led to the band growing popular in the SoCal punk scene...and
also growing infamous at the same time for their lyrics and
crazy stage performances. In 1996, Guttermouth released their
3rd album on Nitro, Teri Yakimoto. Arguably one of their better
records, Teri Yakimoto shows Guttermouth developing their sound
just a tad more and gaining more fame...and infamy.  The lineup
remains intact, with the exception of bassist Clint "Cliff"
Weinrich being replaced by Steve "Stever" Rapp after Weinrich
left the band following his wedding. I'm not sure if his leaving
helped with the sound on Teri Yakimoto, but Rapp plays pretty
much identically to Cliff.  Guttermouth's sound has developed
some on this record. The album is less abrasive on Mark Adkins
vocals, and the sou