Plastic Surgery Disasters

Plastic Surgery Disasters

Editorial Reviews
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Jello Biafra wasn't the first to realize punk and leftist radicalism were a perfect fit, but he used music as a political tool with far more consistency than any of his contemporaries. The problem is, even 16 years after its original release, the band's second full-length album is incredibly difficult to listen to. "Terminal Preppie" still rings true, even after preppies have grown into yuppies, and "Forest Fire" and "Winnebago Warrior" are powerful if you listen closely enough to decipher the words. One song at a time, the San Francisco quartet's purposefully fast, ugly hardcore is enough to liberate anybody's inner slam-dancer. --Steve Knopper --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.

<"b000000f6x4996"> Album Description
An Alternative Tentacles release coupling together the San Franciscan hardcore punker's 1981 EP 'In God We Trust, Inc.' & their second LP, 1982's 'Plastic Surgery Disasters'.A total of 21 tracks, including 'Halloween', 'Bleed For Me','Terminal Preppie', 'I Am The Owl', 'Winnebago Warrior', 'Moral Majority', 'Nazi Punks Fuck Off', 'We've Got A BiggerProblem Now' & a rousing cover of the theme from 'Rawhide'. Packaged with a bonus Industrial Strength Records compilation CD. Standard jewel case. --This text refers to the Audio CD edition.