Correction, they didn't only use a 707 on the Set Up 707 track. That is a 909, straight up. There's no way the 707 pounds that hard! I don't even think a 707 is anywhere to be heard on that track. Which adds confusion to the title. But either way, it IS indeed a pounder of an Acid track. It's too bad the rest of the release doesn't pound as hard. All time Midwest classic! Played at probably every rave that Terry Mullan and DJ Hyperactive played at from 92 - 94.

This sounds nothing like KMFDM. The only thing it even has in common with them are the band members. This is far heavier than anything KMFDM has ever done. Also, the production/mastering job on this disc is outstanding. Bad production? No way. When it was released under the WATTS name, yes, but this has been remastered and sound superb. Really loud to boot! This is easily one of Raymond's best effots to date. It took a bit of getting used to, as it's a bit more "metaly" than his previous works. But it is now my most listened to CD at the moment. Vitriol Vice and Virtue is the stand out track. Hard, heavy and sick. While Reject I can relate to on a personal level. Every song on this cd is top notch really. I am [im]patiently awaiting PIG to come to a city near me on June 30th... And i will enjoy hearing this live.