Waiting for Tomorrow gets an A+
author: Weaselette
After a long wait, Numbers On Napkins their debut full length "waiting for Tomorrow". I was really looking forward to this CD. Waiting for Tomorrow has great lyrics about relationships and heartbreak, and some not so great (however very funny and witty) lyrics about overwieght women and silicone breasts. My only complaint was the short run time. Everything else gets an A+! The CD insert is very impressive and the recording is up to par with major label bands. Overall the album is very impressive, especially for a relatively new band.
Read more...
Numbers On Napkins Deliver a Comical Punch of Punk Rock!
author: Unspeakable Thoughts Fanzine - Johnny Laundromat
Numbers On Napkins deliver a comical punch with their debut CD release Waiting for Tomorrow. The album is a good blend of mostly melodic and sometimes even poppy punk rock. Songs like "Quit yer job and become a rockstar" and "True Love" have an almost old school tone, while other tracks like Runaway and Broken have a mainstream style. The album's tone overall is humerous and if anything it will bring laughter to a room. A must have for fans of NOFX and Guttermouth.
Read more...
Numbers On Napkins are Amazing! Who would have thought?
author: Kelly Rodgers
I picked up this CD almost out of pity. You see, my friend Chase plays for the band. I have supported all of his other projects but expected the debut from his new band Numbers On Napkins to be horrible. To my surprise Waiting for Tomorrow has become my new favorite album of 2004! Great music, catchy songs, and a superb recording. All of the ingriedents for an Amazing album.
Read more...