"Bobbie
joined a new-wave band,
and changed her name to Bobbie-sox."
I got this album because of the track I had heard on the
radio "88 Lines About 44 Women", and this album has three
versions of it as bonus tracks on the CD. Each version is slightly different
and is even slightly different than the radio version (which was additionally
edited to censor words not allowed on radio by the FCC). The other tracks on
the album are OK but in my opinion are a little below average. On some tracks
the lead singer sounds like he should be singing about Elvis Presley or some country western story song, and on a few has
a hint of a Jim Morrison sound to
his voice. A few of the tracks have a slight anti-Christian feel to them. It is
a light mocking or poking fun of, not a full-blown bashing. I'm pretty sure
that is the theme of the album thus the title.
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