Title: Fab Five Freddy was working in the lab late one night...
Product review: There are no sound samples on this page, so I'll attempt to summarize: It's as if Dee Dee Ramone listened to Blondie's "Rapture" and Bobby "Boris" Pickett's "Monster Mash" back to back and thought..."Hey, what if I combined those two sounds?"Yes, it's that bad.Keep in mind that this album came out in between Public Enemy's first and second albums, which means that Dee Dee's rap "style"--if you can call it that--was about ten years out of date before the album was even released. Even his Ramones bandmates thought it sucked.My advice? If you're looking for Punk, Rap, and Comedy, buy a Ramones album, Public Enemy's "Fear of a Black Planet", and the movie "Office Space" instead.
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