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Felons And Revolutionaries (Parental Advisory),Dope

- Felons And Revolutionaries (Parental Advisory)
- - 253,861 plays
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  - 37 shares
Dope
Released 1999

Spine For You
04:38
9,969 plays

Wake Up
03:20
9,781 plays

America The Pitiful
02:42
9,427 plays

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songs

- 1
- Pig Society
- 03:14
- 14,133 plays

- 2
- Debonaire
- 02:33
- 76,576 plays

- 3
- Everything Sucks
- 03:00
- 27,941 plays

- 4
- Sick
- 03:09
- 20,847 plays

- 5
- Kimberly's Ghost
- 03:18
- 11,774 plays

- 6
- Spine For You
- 04:38
- 9,969 plays

- 7
- One Fix
- 03:41
- 9,406 plays

- 8
- Fuck Tha Police
- 04:04
- 29,121 plays

- 9
- Intervention
- 02:44
- 12,043 plays

- 10
- America The Pitiful
- 02:42
- 9,427 plays

- 11
- Shit Life
- 04:13
- 14,003 plays

- 12
- Wake Up
- 03:20
- 9,781 plays

- 13
- I Am Nothing
- 04:13
- 8,840 plays

album review

Dope plays a basic style of speed metal while lead singer/rhythm guitarist/songwriter Edsel Dope sings in a raging bass voice reminiscent of Motörhead's Lemmy Kilmister. The sentiments expressed in his uncompromising, obscenity-littered lyrics can be accurately summed up in such song titles as "Pig Society," "Shit Life," "America the Pitiful," and the all-purpose "Everything Sucks." "F*ck tomorrow" is the chorus of "Spine for You," a song that also contains the lyric, "Bam, I'd like to bash you in the head." The unbilled eighth track on the disc is a cover of N.W.A.'s "Fuck tha Police." The CD booklet is adorned with cartoon artwork depicting the album's themes, and interpreting the lyrics as comic-book fantasy is the kindest way to treat them. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide