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The Vandals
Released 1998

F'd Up Girl
02:36
9,811 plays

Money's Not An Issue
03:00
9,790 plays

If The Gov't Could Read My Mind
02:22
9,496 plays

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songs

- 1
- People That Are Going To Hell
- 02:14
- 13,326 plays

- 2
- Cafe 405
- 02:11
- 10,023 plays

- 3
- My Girlfriend's Dead
- 02:40
- 24,772 plays

- 4
- I Know, Huh?
- 02:55
- 10,227 plays

- 5
- Money's Not An Issue
- 03:00
- 9,790 plays

- 6
- I've Got An Ape Drape
- 03:30
- 14,049 plays

- 7
- If The Gov't Could Read My Mind
- 02:22
- 9,496 plays

- 8
- Too Much Drama
- 02:45
- 8,364 plays

- 9
- Come Out Fighting
- 02:52
- 9,266 plays

- 10
- Euro-Barge
- 01:53
- 15,474 plays

- 11
- F'd Up Girl
- 02:36
- 9,811 plays

- 12
- An Idea For A Movie
- 02:39
- 14,450 plays

- 13
- OK
- 02:05
- 10,220 plays

- 14
- So Long, Farewell
- 02:49
- 8,841 plays

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album review

The Vandals are like a Tex Avery cartoon. They're wacky, their intentions are absurdly comedic and their eyes pop out when ever they see a cute girl passing by; well maybe not quite. But one thing for sure is that The Vandals are way past their angst filled "Suburbia" days; now they just want to make people laugh with their upteenth album "Hitler Bad, Vandals Good." Normally, when a punk band -or any band in general- tries to be funny and musically inclined at the same time, they only succeed in one out of the two efforts. Surprisingly, The Vandals have a nice balance of both with songs like "My Girlfriend's Dead," with lyrics that go: "My girlfriend's dead you see, it's a total lie- but it's easier on me than having to admit that she likes someone else." Then there's "I've Got An Ape Drape," which throws out a plethora of adjectives for the short on top long on back haircut: "Hockey Hair, Mullet, Norco Neck Warmer, " et cetra. And to top it off on a serious note, there's even a nice dedication to former Pennywise bassist Jason Matthew Thirsk -- who committed suicide a year prior to this release. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide