Eliscu of Rolling Stone called Enjoy! "weak overall, due in part to [original bassist Tony Lombardo's] departure, though mostly because of the scatological humor on the title track ('Sniff my ass while I pass gas', goes but one pearl.) The album is rescued by a cover of The Beach Boys' 'Wendy' and the band's own 'Sour Grapes', on which Auckerman gets rejected by a snooty new-wave girl." Some friends of the band were more complimentary of the album. Dave Naz of Chemical People later remarked that "Milo Goes to College is probably the record you identify most with the band, maybe, but Enjoy! is like, 'Wow!' I don't want to say they polished their sound, but they kind of took it to another level. I think that album best represents them. There's a lot of farting, and that goes on when you're hanging out with those guys." Robert Hecker of Redd Kross cites "Get the Time" as one of his favorite songs: "I regularly lump it in my top three greatest songs in pop music of all time, with 'Hey Jude' and 'Under Pressure'. It’s perfect. It is a perfect song. And maybe if [the album] didn't have a toilet paper roll on the cover, it could have sold 20 million copies." Cover versions In the decades since its release, several artists have recorded cover versions of songs from Enjoy! for other releases. For the Descendents tribute album Homage: Lots of Bands Doing Descendents' Songs (1995), Inch covered "Kids", Dooms UK covered "Sour Grapes", Snowplow covered "Cheer", Wally covered "Get the Time", and Scarab covered "Green". Saves the Day covered "Cheer" on Ups & Downs: Early Recordings and B-Sides (2004). Good Riddance covered "Sour Grapes" for Milo Turns 50: Songs of the Descendents (2013). Track listing LP version CD and cassette versions Personnel Adapted from the album liner notes. Band Milo Aukerman – vocals Doug Carrion – bass guitar Ray Cooper – guitar; cover illustrations (as "Scoob Droolins") Bill Stevenson – drums, producer, backing vocals on "Green" Production Richard Andrews – recording engineer Ethan James – recording engineer Notes I All (1987), Hallraker: Live! (1989), Allroy Sez (1988), Allroy for Prez (1988), and Allroy's Revenge (1989) References External links Enjoy! at YouTube (streamed copy where licensed) Descendents albums 1986 albums New Alliance Records albums