Reply #14: oh, hell yes

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that thing is in my car's tape player more often than not; I'm sure the fine citizens around me truly love getting a blast of socialist punk/Beefheartian funk on their daily commute.

It's amazing how that album holds up, especially given how many styles they broach. Hell, the album segues from a Van Halen cover to a Steely Dan cover with the kind of cohesion one usually only expects from peanut butter and marshmallow Fluf. I wouldn't just recommend it for punk fans though; anyone interested in good, and especially politically-tinged, music should check it out.

RIP D. Boon; he was like the SST generation's Buddy Holly. Luckily, Mike Watt is carrying on admirably. He's in about half a dozen bands here in the LA area.