The Dead Milkmen – Soul Rotation
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“Moving to a bigger label for a two-album sojourn, the Milkmen — artless singer Rodney Anonymous (né Klingerman), drummer Dean Clean (Sabatino), bassist Dave Blood (Schulthise, who committed suicide at the age of 47 in March 2004) and guitarist Joe Jack Talcum (Genaro) — found a suitable studio collaborator in producer Ted Nicely and made the first genuinely good album of their career, Soul Rotation. The gentleness of the band’s adult humor is well-served by equally unprepossessing eclectic pop-rock that makes varied use of the Uptown Horns and Rodney’s keyboard sideline. Between the furious punk goof of “The Conspiracy Song,” the funky “How It’s Gonna Be,” the new wavy rock decimation of “Wonderfully Colored Plastic War Toys” and the ska beat of “Shaft in Greenland,” the Milkmen finally locate a comfortable balance of provocative ideas and winning presentation.” – Trouser Press
Label: Hollywood Records – HR-61294-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 1992
VG+/VG+
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