Mucky Pup   Can't You Take A Joke?
3.7
great
Release Date: 1987
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4.0 excellentkildare | September 13th 18

When this album came out I was deep into Hell Awaits and Ride the Lightening, and listening to a lot less punk. But "Nazichizm", "AIDS," and "Innocents" really made me hark back to the good-old-days before metal started creeping into the guitars of punk. On the other hand, the drums on this album (and its successor) were definitely metal-influenced, and integrated well with the punk sound without changing its basic character. True, the lyrics could easily be interpreted as homophobic and racist -- for sure they are WILDLY insensitive -- but they're more as a topic of stand-up comedy than hate. Hardcore punk was never a movement of nice people. I hardly ever listen to lyrics anyway, and pretty much never identify with them

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3.0 goodSandblasted | December 28th 21
4.0 excellentbeefolynch | October 17th 20
5.0 classicpetrified13 | November 24th 19
3.0 goodsardonicus | May 2nd 19
4.0 excellentFordFairlane | March 7th 19
3.0 gooddiscovolante | November 27th 16
3.0 gooddesecravity | May 17th 16
4.0 excellentRyanprobro | November 11th 14

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