Rating: - Don't read into it too much... just prepare to laugh
It's not anti-gay... it's not cleverly disguised subversive wit... it just is what it is - spontaneous acoustic made up on the spot tunes with extremely hilarious tongue-in-cheek improvised lyrics delivered first-take that loosely revolve around a homosexual theme. If that bothers you then don't listen. If you're looking for something deeply intellectual then look elsewhere. If you want to laugh yourself senseless then buy this album. It sags a bit in places, but tunes like "I've Got Drugs (Out of ... Read More

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Rating: - review
i gave this album 5 stars because it fulfilled my every fantasy and filled every hole of my desire with creamy sound splurgement.

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Rating: - Utterly Hilarious (for the most part)
Let me put it this way: If you are at all amused by Wesley Willis, Ween, The Moldy Peaches, or any other disturbed "outsider" act, you'll love this album. It's about a half hour's worth of surprisingly catchy "anti-folk" with (apparently ad-libbed) lyrics about sodomy and child molestation that sounds like it was recorded on a boom box. What more could you ask for? Find it used if you can.

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Rating: - Artful lo-fi style, grace and humor
Far from being "designed to instill homophobia" this is probably one of the most irreverently gay albums ever made, certainly the only specifically "gay" music I've ever been able to stomach listening to. (And that's because it's totally sarcastic and satirical. Personally, politics and music don't mix in my ears very well. For example: horrible bands like Kitchens of Distinction and the Murmurs.)
But that's all totally beside the point; the naughty Flemion boys are also musical geniuses. You ... Read More

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Rating: - words too distracting
The music is somewhat clever, perhaps a little better than the average amateur rock band (they know more than 3 chords), but nothing like TMBG or the Beatles. There is some clever mixing and a few extra instruments brought in for effect on a few tracks. But what mostly makes this CD unique is the words, which seem designed to instill homophobia. Every track (except the first, which is about being stoned) is a song about "what that gay guy did to me on the beach" and "this is a faggy town we live in". ... Read More