How anyone can give this album less than 4 stars is beyond me. Alongside 'Beers, Steers & Queers,' here is one of the filthiest slabs of industrial music you will ever find. Sleazy, slimy, and oh so good! Although not every track is a complete masterpiece (eg "The Rockabye" and the title track), the rest of the album boasts a strong lineup of RevCo material. And, as the band tends to do from time to time, they included the track "Gila Copter" as a perfect example of how they can churn out something so unlike everything else they do (plus it features Timothy Leary on vocals). Most of the tracks that follow - such as "Creep," "Sergio," "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?," and "Dirt" - are all instant classic RevCo, and blend the band's songwriting ability, eclectic artistic influences, and not-so-subtle humour, with dark, menacing music and a perfect film of filth over its production. This is a must have for ANY music fan, if only for the fact that the band itself was a [phenomenal] mecca for some of the best and brightest minds in the genre and the entire music industry.