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i don't do this often, i see a lot of bands working in a national venue establishment. these guys rock, plain and simple. its one of those cds you have in the car, at home in the player, and one just in case one breaks or gets stolen...lost 2 to the ex's.

This album is the best i have heard! Full of diferent sounds and styles for everyone. Hardcore rap on "CHUCK" or nice smooth punk on "people piss me off." Definatly worth listening to 24-7.

This was the Junkeez album that landed them a major label deal. Recorded in a small recording studio on the outskirts of Atlanta Georgia, the guys were all in-sync for this album, and firing on all pistons. It was the first album that was written by all founding members, rehearsed over and over, and then tracked in one month.
The improv on Me N' Yer Girl is classic, and the band rolled that over into their live shows, playing it differently every night.
Love It Loud - I heard the guys were big Kiss Fans having grown up on Kiss Records, so they covered one of Kiss' not so well known songs, but still a classic Kiss song.
Chuck - a hit in Australia, and an ode to a friend that passed away on his engagement party.
Devil Woman - a take on the old song from the 70's "She's Just a Devil woman, with evil on her mind, beware the devil woman" - rumor has it, Soulman was affraid of women, and had bad experiences with women, henceforth, the devil woman relationship experience
Angelo Moore from FIshbone plays saxaphone on this album in many tracks, and adds the whole "vibe" to Me N Yer Girl.
Great album.

This album gave birth to Kid Rock, Korn, Limp Bizkit - everyone wanted a PJ knock - off band... the Junkeez never made it past this album. Fear of a Whack Planet fell short of appealing the labels. Sex Drugs Rap & Roll was the final album for the founding core of the band. All members went on to create other interesting projects: K-Tel & The Jeff Effect, Bite, Devilutionaries, [...], Jed's A Millionaire, Hand Five. Always under-rated, but always appreciated by a complete generation.

The band recently released the 96 tapes on iTunes which is a continuation along this vein. During tracking of the 96 tapes, the band fired founding singer K-Tel Disco. The 96 tapes tracking sessions came to an end. That is the last album featuring K-Tel and Soulman working together. The 96 Tapes is awesome, even though it is just demo quality, but you can still see what direction the band was going.
And the band moved on, and regrouped, and began writing and tracking at a different location (Fear of a Whack Planet)
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Injected is an album that you can't take seriously, and that's a good thing. My personal favorite is `Me `n Yer Girl.' I roll around laughing every time I hear the song. It reminds of my frat boy college antics. The rest of the tracks continue with the all out house party theme. Although the Phunk Junkeez don't get as much air time as the 90s Rap-Rock bands as 311 or Rage Against the Machine, the Junkeez are just as polished and talented. If you like this style of music, you will like this album.

The Phunk Junkeez really outdid themselves with this album. It's always in my player, and there's a reason for that... the songs are so awesome. There is a deeper meaning to the songs, such as Devil Woman, Chuck, and Me N' Yer Girl. Listen to this cd, and you won't be able to get certain songs out of your head, no matter how hard you try!

One of the top ten albums of all time...

...the stars were definitely aligned...

you dont know what u miss if u dont have this one :)

If you liked Fear of a Wack planet this cd is 10 times better a must hav

PJ kicks some major a** with this cd. Their songs are energetic and hardcore... Much better than FEAR OF A WACK PLANET and its mellow softcore tunes. Definitely worth it's money.

I was very happy to find this on Amazon, and at a great price. I was worried the quality would be low because it was so cheap, but it works just fine.

This cd reminds me of a friend who passed away, so it was great to be able to find it. I am in my mid-thirties with kids, but I was a punk in the 90's. If you were, you would like this cd.