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September 2014: Touch & Go / Quarterstick 34
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Mark Prindle wrote:
Uncompromising War On Art Under The Dictatorship Of The Proletariat
Actually, conceptually speaking, this is probably the most hilarious album they ever released. See, it’s their COMMUNIST album. The liner notes describe, with references, the Marxist meaning of every song (whether or not the concept actually applies to the lyrics) and the whole product just reeks of good humor. The guitar Hobson has departed, but the new guy understands what they were going for on the last couple, and keeps his lines tight (if predictable). It has a couple of throwaways but, as a whole, it’s a welcome comeback from a sorely-missed (by me, anyway) pop combo. “Peach Pie” might be the slowest love ballad in history, “Knuckles The Dog” is the greatest children’s song since “Puff The Magic Marijuana Leaf,” and “The Pig Was Cool” continues the For Ladies Only ’70s worship in stunning form.
Plus, it’s exciting to think about how, as ridiculous and entertaining as it seems today, there’s still no way in hell this record could have been released thirty years earlier. “Weird World,” as the Weirdos might name a song.
Burl
Stronger production automatically makes this a more powerful record than the two before it, but the quality of the songs should also be noted. Whichever side you start on, you automatically begin your listen with a laugh (the first line of “Hottentot” is something like “Young girl didn’t realize/she should not criticize/something of enormous size!” and “Hamburger Martyr” begins with the classic “FfffffffffffffffUCK YOU!”), then you notice that the melodies are catchier ‘n’ all heck, particularly in the Garbage-esque mood groover “Cranberries” and the phenomenally-arranged harmonics-driven “Slackjaw” (possibly the best music they ever recorded), and finally you realize that Killdozer might be one of the finest rock and roll outfits you’ve ever run across, silly growly voice or no. “One For The People” is uneventful enough to knock it down to a 9 out of 10, but the other five tear!
Say, speaking of Garbage, did I mention that Butch Vig was Killdozer’s producer? How’s that for yesterday’s newspaper bringing home the bacon?
Tracklisting
01) Final Market
02) Knuckles The Dog Who Helps People
03) Turkey Shoot
04) Grandma Smith Said A Curious Thing
05) Hot N’ Nasty
06) Peach Pie
07) Enemy Of The People
08) Earl Scheib
09) Das Kapital
10) The Pig Was Cool
11) Working Hard, Or Hardly Working?
12) Hamburger Martyr
13) Cranberries
14) Slackjaw
15) Hot N’ Tot
16) One For The People
17) I’m Not Lisa
12-17 originally released in 1986 as Burl