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A great release from the cult Australian band TISM. One of the great independant releases for 1998, www.tism.wanker.com has it all and is sure to offend most listeners. The fourth album from TISM and as good as the rest. Buy it and you will instantly be more attractive to both men and women.

Paul Daly

Although TISM's foul, derogatory lyrics and drum machine beat may not be for everyone, www.tism.wanker.com is an amazing album. Catchy, amusing and intelligent. The fourth full length studio album from the masked Australian band is yet another accomplishment for their fine career.

lets all put our hands together...

The boys from tism have climaxed with this; it is a timeless masterpiece....Start to finish 5 stars....must experience...

I have to admit that I was looking forward to the new TISM release, but was totally disappointed with its low life comments on contempary society and its mass market appeal. TISM has controlled my mind since 1995, but since going to my TISM Fans Anonymous sessions I have now once more taking control of my life, and can see TISM for what it really is, 'It's Novel It's Unique'.

I do have to give credit to an old pen-pal of mine from Australia, who was so gracious enough to copy some of TISM's earlier material for me.

I instantly fell in love with their irreverant, sexist, racist, anti-American, deliciously offensive brand of music! I had been searching all over for somewhere I could purchase TISM in the States, but to no avail. Thank god for the internet!

I own two TISM albums (three if you count the bootleg from my friend), and this one is the best of the lot. "I Might Be A Cunt..." has some of the most insightful lyrics I've seen in a long time. My personal favorite line is "I might not be homosexual, but I've slept with a guy who's one." Classic!

There is absolutely nothing like TISM anywhere. Buy this album, and you will not be disappointed!

Dance-able, rockin, funky FUN! cool samples, incredibly funny and clever lyrics! and a good pastiche of styles, too. The cream of Australian music. Why aren't they more famous?!?! -Luke Eygenraam

Music to just make you get in the bollocky and jump around until see yourself in the mirror and notice how stupid you look.

It reminds me of a sensless waste of a good night I once had at the Prince of Wales Hotel, with more than a couple of VB's and Carlton Draughts under the belt, singing Ween songs to tunes of Sammy Davis Jr.

This is one hell of a CD. A must buy, cherished along with your collection of Rick Springfield B-sides, anything from K-tel and Motorhead.

Just sit down, turn it up to 11 and have a cone. You'll laugh for ages!

I used to live in Australia (navy brat). I experienced Tism as a boy of 14 and loved them. Machiavelli and The Four Seasons was my first album of theirs and it was just bloody awesome. I recommend anyone who is interested in strange electonically produced music (as Tism guarantees that all intruments used to produce the above said album had to be plugged in) to check them out. I'm glad that there are Others Yanks out there who know about them too. I feel slightly better about the state of the world in general.

You've read what others have said but let it be said one more time - This Is Serious Mum are the greatest band in the world today, and their latest CD confirms it. You might see the track list and think that there aren't as many songs as previous efforts, so make sure you get the special double cd edition. Stick it in your computer for an interesting interview and other sundry multimedia doodad's. Order this CD now and enjoy Australia's finest!!!

TISM (This Is Serious Mum) formed in around 1988 and became an overnight success with the release of He'll never be an Ol' man River and Greg the Stop sign in 1994. This is the latest in thier vengance on Australian society. Their fans arn't called fans but rather "victims" due to the fact that they are fanatics. They simply state that TISM are gods and all other bands are pop culture tools. Why? Well TISM sing about how pop music is regurgitated crap and that youth follow them like tools of the record companies. If you hate Hanson, Maryln Manson, and disco danc'n. You'll love TISM. Oh, and their into poetry, the condensending sarcastic type. Favourite song off this album; Whatareya?