The Dogmatics - "You've Got What I Want"
Photo by Nicole Tammaro The latest single from Boston garage/punk legends The Dogmatics pre-dates the formation of the band. Jerry Lehane went to see The Outlets at The Channel back in 1981, and wrote "You've Got What I Want." Now, well over forty years later, The Dogmatics have released a version of that song off their upcoming full length album, their first since 1986. The song would be considered skate punk by modern ears, being both incredibly catchy and melodic while also having a rough around the edges sound. It's an interesting mix, as the song sounds like it's nearly out of control and only being held together by the harmony of the vocals. By the time the garage rock guitar solo kicks in, you're completely enamored with the song. Somehow, ninety-five seconds ends up being the perfect length for "You've Got What I Want." Jerry Lehane says of the new single: “I loved The Outlets’ punk energy, and pop aspect, as well, so I was trying to writ...