Aloha! Go Bananas

Aloha! Go Bananas is the debut album of the all-girl punk band Spazzys. It was released in 2004.

Aloha! Go Bananas
Studio album by
Spazzys
Released2004
GenrePop punk
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Sunday Age [1]
The Sydney Morning Herald [2]
The Courier-Mail [3]
Daily Telegraph [4]
Illawarra Mercurypositive [5]
I-94 Bar[6]
FasterLouderfavorable[7]

Track listing
  1. "Zombie Girl"
  2. "Surfen Bird"
  3. "Sunshine Drive"
  4. "Action City"
  5. "Hey Hey Baby"
  6. "Steal a Kiss"
  7. "Paco Doesn't Love Me"
  8. "Shake & Twist"
  9. "My Boyfriend's Back"
  10. "Cigarettes"
  11. "You Left My Heart in the Garage"
  12. "Zatopeks"
  13. "My Car Doesn't Brake"
  14. "I Wanna Cut My Hair Like Marky Ramone"

Japanese release track listing
  1. "Zombie Girl"
  2. "Surfen Bird"
  3. "Sunshine Drive"
  4. "Action City"
  5. "Hey Hey Baby"
  6. "Steal A Kiss"
  7. "Paco Doesn't Love Me"
  8. "Shake & Twist"
  9. "My Boyfriend's Back"
  10. "Cigarettes"
  11. "You Left My Heart In The Garage"
  12. "Zatopeks"
  13. "My Car Doesn't Brake"
  14. "I Wanna Cut My Hair Like Marky Ramone"
  15. "Zatopeks" (Live)
  16. "Shake & Twist" (Live)
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References
  1. Sunday Age, 31 October 2004, review by Martin Boulton
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald, 22 October 2004, review by George Palathingal
  3. The Courier-Mail, 2 October 2004, review by Satish Cheney
  4. Daily Telegraph, 16 September 2004, review
  5. Illawarra Mercury, 23 September 2004, review by Glen Humphries
  6. I-94 Bar, review Archived 2007-05-09 at the Wayback Machine
  7. FasterLouder, review


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