1991, Touch and Go Records
With the addition of drummer Blackie Onassis, Urge Overkill shapes up into a killer rock & roll combo. It also doesn't hurt that the songs are the finest they have written to date. Although the production is a little flat, there's no denying the force of the best tracks. The Candidate boasts a huge, stadium-size riff, The Kids Are Insane is a frenzied, frenetic rocker, Today Is Blackie's Birthday is gleefully stupid, and the band is surprisingly sexy on the old soul song Emmaline. Things bog down a bit on the second side, but Urge is starting to sound like the rock stars they always knew they were. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Tracklisting
Disc 1
| 1 | The Kids Are Insane |
| 2 | The Candidate |
| 3 | (Today Is) Blackie's Birthday |
| 4 | Emmaline |
| 5 | Bionic Revolution |
| 6 | What is Artane? |
| 7 | Vacation in Tokyo |
| 8 | Henhough: The Greatest Story Ever Told |
| 9 | Theme from Navajo |
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