The Bloodhound Gang, Use Your Fingers - 40m 58s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rip Taylor Is God	1:23
2. We Are the Knuckleheads	2:39
3. Legend in My Spare Time	3:05
4. B.H.G.P.S.A.	0:22
5. Mamma Say	2:59
6. Kids in America	4:23
7. You're Pretty When I'm Drunk	3:56
8. The Evils of Plancenta Hustling	0:19
9. One Way	3:05
10. Shitty Record Offer	0:58
11. Go Down	2:26
12. Earlameyer the Butt Pirate	0:09
13. No Rest For the Wicked	2:50
14. She Ain't Got No Legs	2:28
15. We Like Meat	0:04
16. Coo Coo Ca Choo	2:36
17. Rang Dang	3:02
18. Nightmare at the Apollo	0:56
19. K.I.D.S. Incorporated	2:20
20. Bonus Track	0:47

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Review

White rappers generally divide into two camps: the Beastie Boys disciples and the House of Pain clique. For the former, honky hip-hop has nothing to do with the African-American experiences that gave birth to the rap form; rather, it is borrowed to express the middle-class, often suburban, ennui that comes from too much pop culture and too much time on one's hands. In the latter, groups attempt to co-opt the Afrocentrism and identity worship from black rap and use it as a template for their own particular ethnic trumpeting--Irish, in HOP's case. On their debut album, Use Your Fingers, Bloodhound Gang make it clear which group they expect to be confused with: "No, I'm not the guy from the Beastie Boys!" yells Jimmy Pop (or is it his partner Daddy Long Legs?). Hailing from suburban Philadelphia, BG are a self-contained frat party dying to offend anyone who'll listen with their often hilarious, in-your-face political incorrectness. They fight for their right to be moronic throughout--whether worshiping Rip Taylor or invoking the Cavity Creeps from an old toothpaste ad. It's not all just fat-chick and cripple jokes, though: BG back up their obnoxious idiocy with some fairly wise musical maneuvering. While their age and background lead them to repeatedly mine the '80s for material--Duran Duran and Cure samples, Michael Jackson and Blondie interpolations, a "Kids in America" cover--their sly comments and ingenious a cappella snippets prove they're surprisingly sharp and able lads. --Roni Sarig

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Use Your Fingers

Tracks: 20, Disk length: 40m 57s (-1m 59s)

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