doing it. You can’t ask for much more from one of the definitive records of the 2000s." "No question about it," writes George Lang for NewsOK, "2002's “Mclusky Do Dallas” was the most hilarious record the Pixies never made, an album built from lacerating music and equally serrated wit that was custom-built for furious road trips and decibel therapy." Phoenix New Times ranked it third on their list of "10 Underrated Punk Albums That Should Be Considered Classics", with Tom Reardon writing: "Like the first two records on this list [Frankenchrist and Worlds Apart], this is a great record from a great band, but it has been largely ignored by way too many people. Sure, it's noisy and disrespectful to just about anyone with a shred of pop sensibility, but it also totally rocks." Accolades In addition to the ones listed below, the song "To Hell with Good Intentions" was ranked number 40 in BBC Radio DJ John Peel's Festive Fifty for 2002. Covers The song "Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues" has been covered live by Bully and Fight Like Apes on their debut album Fight Like Apes and the Mystery of the Golden Medallion. The former also covered the track "No New Wave No Fun" live. Japandroids covered "To Hell with Good Intentions" live and on their EP All Lies (later compiled on No Singles). In popular culture "Lightsabre Cocksucking Blues" was included on the soundtrack to Observe and Report. Track listing Personnel McLusky Andy Falkous – vocals, guitar Jonathan Chapple – bass, vocals Matthew Harding – drums Additional personnel Steve Albini – recording, engineering Victoria Collier – sleeve design Stefam de Batselier – photography Richard Jackson – recording Chris Ludd – mastering References External links Mclusky's official website Too Pure Records Mclusky albums 2002 albums Albums produced by Steve Albini Too Pure albums