Joan Jett "Bad Reputation (45th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g STANDARD (ALTERNATIVE ART # 2) Mamalarky dodge the genre's more

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

Yoda's Theme and The Imperial March

It is listed on Rolling Stone’s 200 Essential Rock Records and The Source’s 100 Best Rap Albums

Joan Jett "Bad Reputation (45th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g STANDARD (ALTERNATIVE ART # 2) Mamalarky dodge the genre's moreJoan 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