For any Meatmen completists out there -- strange a thought as that might be -- Stud Powercock is pretty much all that's needed for a complete overview of the band's earliest days. It's also about all any random listener needs as well, 39 songs' worth of ridiculously stupid, over-the-top condemnations of anyone not the Meatmen and their own particular vision of the world, simple and catchy enough punk/metal providing a vague hook for the general folly. Besides the {^We're the Meatmen and You ...   [ read more ]

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Recorded in front of a live New York City audience whose members presumably knew exactly what they came here for, We're the Meatmen has the same confrontational spirit as, say, the Misfits' Evilive, but one-tenth of the talent. In large part, this is because Tesco Vee is a (admittedly intentionally) terrible singer and raconteur. Yes, the whole thing is perversely, stupidly funny. -All Music Guide

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The foremost purveyors of adolescent snot-punk. Obscene, offensive, awesome.

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