Title: There's not a more perfect blues/punk record.
Product review: If yr looking for Nirvana meets the Rolling Stones, look no further. This disc mixes old (good) Stones with new (great) Nirvana.I'm talking about a mix of In Utero and Sticky Fingers.All the tracks are memorable, and good in their own way. I don't think they overlap into the same territory too often. Each song is unique with the exception of "Kiss Yourself" and "Shaped Like a Gun""The Desert" should have been the obvious choice for single, but they picked the not quite as equally good "Hey, Come On.""Junk for Fashion" may be the best song on the disc, with a great gritty feel and lyrics that stick. I like lyrics to be only semi-intelligible, and Bondy is spot on on this record.I've been searching for another disc like this for a long time and still haven't been able to replace its grittiness and sleaziness mixed with a blues/punk/pop shine and attitude.
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