Too bad the songs on this one revert back to inconsistency, because
Anonymous throws in a few more ranting monologues, which provide most of the album's best moments. Fans of
the Milkmen's sense of humor may find this one worthwhile, however, as there are a few good songs, and the album-closing monologue about Cousin Earl's maggot farm is easily the most disgusting thing
the Milkmen have ever done, period.
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Steve Huey, Rovi