Hi-Standard
1,394,027 plays (59,613 listeners)
(1991 – 2000)
Style
Although classed as a ‘punk rock’ band, lyrically they were not angry or politically charged like many other punk bands. Many songs were about meeting a new girl, lost love, or the transition from teenage years to adulthood. The song “Teenagers are all assholes” from their final LP “Making the road” talks about how there is no justification for violence, with lyrics such as “Don’t torment your friends and neighbors/Someday you’ll see you are small/There is no good reason to assault somebody/If you wanna beat someone/Beat yourself”. Musically they were very similar to many other popular punk-rock bands that were big in the 90’s, such as NOFX, Millencolin and The Vandals; most of their songs were very fast and catchy, with a few slower songs scattered here and there. “Making the road” was probably their most musically diverse release, featuring some very fast, hard songs (Just Rock, Crows) mixed in with slower songs (Endless Trip, Dear my Friends) and even a gentle piccolo-driven instrumental (Tinkerbell Hates Goatees).
Top Albums
-
Making the Road
Hi-Standard
Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 $8.99
- 7digital $9.99
- iTunes $9.99
- Buy Album
- Amazon $5.00
- eBay Search
-
Angry Fist
Hi-Standard
Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes $9.99
- Buy Album
- Amazon $9.28
- eBay Search
-
Growing Up
Hi-Standard
Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 Search
- 7digital Search
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon $4.30
- eBay Search
-
Love Is a Battlefield
Hi-Standard
Buy- Download Album
- Amazon MP3 $3.96
- 7digital $3.99
- iTunes Search
- Buy Album
- Amazon $1.37
- eBay Search
Videos
-
Play
The Sound of Secret Mind
-
Play
starry night
1 shout
-
Play
have you ever seen the rain
-
Play
CLOSE TO ME
Listening Now
Top Listeners
-
kirainapino
Top Listener
-
muneooooo
Top Listener
-
yumeututu
Top Listener
-
hilite250
Top Listener
More Information
- Links
- Band Members
- Labels

















