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This is a heavy, snarling, full-throated roar of a rock album. The addition of Shannon Larkin to the lineup not only improves the group's songwriting, his drum skills allow the rest of the band to be able to lay their ears back and just let it rip. From the opening of the nearly 2 minute intro through the first few songs, it is clear that this is NOT the happy, goofy Ugly Kid Joe of their first release. The songs are tight and heavy and sometimes even a little funky, and they showcase these fantastically underrated musicians. Dave Fortman and Klaus Eichstadt's guitar leads are bluesy and chunky, Larkin's drum fills have a snap to them that the previous drummer wasn't capable of doing on his best day and form a rock solid foundation with Cordell Crockett's bass playing, and Whitfield Crane's voice is a true musical instrument, having both snarl and swagger as well as emotion and depth. Milkman's Son should have been a legitimate hit single. Jesus Rode a Harley is both heavy and humorous without being silly. V.I.P. is an in-your-face assault and Oompa even manages to turn the Wizard of Oz's Munchkins into badasses. The two ballads, Cloudy Skies and Candle song, are flat-out incredible. I cannot recommend this album highly enough. If you pass it over because of your preconceptions of what Ugly Kid Joe has been up to this point, you are missing out on a rare treat.
A little heavier in places than some of their previous work - but a solid album by UKJ. Whenever you've got Jesus riding a Harley Davidson you know you're in for a good time.
Ugly Kid Joe get it done on this rocking album. Lots of great guitar work and really face paced tunes. These guys are amazing and this album is on par with the killer Hard Rock that they were known for pumping out.
the song clover is just awesome milkman's son is cheerfully fun 4 me this is the band's best album it's their peak.buy it it's cheap enough i paid over 2 quid 4 my copy.
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