Luck Be A Weirdo Tonight sees Fila Brazillia moving towards a “live band” feel, rather than its earlier studio-processed sound. Indeed, “Billy Goat Groupies” has the occasional rock guitar jam, which is a little jarring. “Hells Rarebit” start off like a funk band, adds into a delicate synth chord to contrast the bass and drums, while “Her Majesties Hokey Cokey” throws in a whole horn section. “Rustic Bellyflop” is much more mellow, as is “Do the Hale-Bopp,” although the latter has a much heavier drum hit. It’s a definite change of direction, and even though it’s not entirely successful, it’s still worth its weight in solid gold.