The Hi-Fives "Get Down"

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1998's "Get Down" starts out with the wonderful "I'd Be So Pleased," a song that shows just how much The Hi-Fives grown since their 1995 debut while staying true to the band's love of 60s surf, punk and pop. Strong production, playful lyrics and unforgettable hooks highlight the Hi-Fives final full length offering.

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The Hi-Fives "And A Whole Lotta You"

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The Hi-Fives "venture" out of the garage to produce a smooth shiny second album. The title of this album refers to the overwhelming use of the word "you" in the songs. "A Whole Lotta You", from 1997, is a more refined sounding Hi-Fives. The music is fast, catchy and thoughtful garage pop that feature keyboards on a few tracks and a great cover of "Tainted Love." 16 songs.

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The Hi-Fives "Welcome To My Mind"

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These 15 songs introduced the world to the Hi-Fives in 1995. Fast early Beatles-esque garage punk songs by John, Jess, Chris and Julie. Features two Billy Childish covers and thirteen more by John and Chris including a great song about going on tour with The Queers - "Let's Hear A Cheer (For The Queers)."

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