Title: Hits Like A Sterilized Hypo
Product review: Although Exene Cervenka and John doe were lauded as the poet laureates of L.A.'s burgeoning punk scene in the late 70's, the band's secret weapons were the sonic crunch of guitarist Billy Zoom's rockabilly-influenced riffs and the propulsive backbeat laid down by drummer D.J. Bonebrake. In songs like "Johnny Hit And Run Paulene," "Nausea," and the title track, words and music came together like a nightmare-induced case of the cold sweats and effectively drove a stake through the bloated carcass of the city's country rock scene, which is a fancy way of saying "I like it." Included are five bonus tracks which were not part of 1997's "Beyond And Back" compendium.
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