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Jello Biafra
Released 2005

Caped Crusader (Subway Gas/Hello Kitty Mix)
07:33
994 plays

Wholly Bun Bull
02:33
851 plays

Voted Off The Island
00:50
1,742 plays

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- 1
- Halo Of Flies
- 07:43
- 1,623 plays

- 2
- The Lighter Side Of Global Terrorism (Extended Space-Melt Version)
- 07:55
- 1,263 plays

- 3
- Lessons In What Not To Become
- 04:05
- 1,107 plays

- 4
- Those Dumb Punk Kids (Will Buy Anything)
- 03:14
- 1,464 plays

- 5
- Wholly Bun Bull
- 02:33
- 851 plays

- 7
- Voted Off The Island
- 00:50
- 1,742 plays

- 7
- Kali-Fornia Uber Alles 21st Century (Live)
- 03:18
- 1,494 plays

- 8
- Dawn Of The Locusts (March Of The Locusts Deadverse Remix By Dalek)
- 05:40
- 1,095 plays

- 9
- Enchanted Thoughtfist (Enchanted Al Remix)
- 05:08
- 1,235 plays

- 10
- Caped Crusader (Subway Gas/Hello Kitty Mix)
- 07:33
- 994 plays

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album review

Picking up where 2004's Never Breathe What You Can't See left off, Jello and the boys return with the same formulas and dynamics found on the aforementioned album, and they are still doing it better than most people half their age. Kicking things off with the Alice Cooper classic "Halo of Flies," things are still as humid and dirty as ever with the Melvins, keeping things dark and warm with a layer of Jello on top for an interesting contrast. The rants are as visceral as ever, highlighted by "Lessons in What Not to Become" and "Those Dumb Punk Kids (Will Buy Anything)," where he ponders a world featuring "Malcolm in the Middle in the Misfits/or Mary-Kate and Ashley/Gary Coleman in Black Flag/Courtney in Nirvana at last/and Emmanuel Lewis back in action singing for the Germs." While he spins these humorous fantasies, he also chastises punk band reunions in the same song and remakes "California Über Alles," updating it for the 21st century using Arnold as the protagonist in place of Jerry Brown -- an interesting contradiction in every sense. Toward the end some interesting remixes by Dälek and Al Jourgensen round things off nicely. Hopefully this isn't the last installment in this fascinating collaboration. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide