The Jerky Boys - Stop Staring at Me!
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Free Music Review: pretty damn good
Hit: 4 Stars
I love the JB! This cd is not bad but not quite what they are capible of. Buy there cd's its worth it.Free Music Review: The Boys on auto-pilot.
Hit: 2 Stars
This is what you guys came up with! I knew it couldn't last but if these guys don't stop (excuse the pun) phoning in their performances I just might have to do somethin' silly and stop buying their CD's. What is this stuff? The Boys used to be artists; the way they used English language was avant garde and refreshing. Now they do caricatures of their characters, who were only novel vessels which to screw around with people in the first place. The jewel of the bunch here is "Willy the Jackass" Now that's some funny s**t. The guys have lost their edge. Pranksters mourn.Free Music Review: Not the best but still funny!
Hit: 4 Stars
I just got this CD today...I listend to it and I thought it was pretty funny. I think the most funny one was "Nam Hu?"Free Music Review: It's worth buying
Hit: 4 Stars
I think the Jerky Boys are some of the funniest comedians out there, I still have not been disappointed with any of their albums like some seem to have been. I think this new one is a great addition to any fans collection. Sol has some very memorable quotes that I bring up with my friends all the time, "SOL damn you! SOL!" Tarbash makes a funny appearance when he is confused as to whether or not he was eating or driving the cab, "I drive cab into your building , yes I in their earlier and you short change me." If you liked any of their other cd's you'll like this one. I know I doFree Music Review: The weakest of the bunch
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the weakest effort from the JB's. Frank and Jack sound like they're on thier last legs material-wise, although Sol and Tarbash are still going strong. Big Ol' Bad Ass Bob makes a couple of appearances, but none of them are noteworthy. The two best cuts are Masturbation Box with Sol and Tarbash's Cab Trouble. The disc has some good moments in the beginning, but fizzles out towards the end. The dial-tone at the end of the last track might be a little prophetic. If the JB's can't get the spark back, this could be the last outing. Get back to making the calls at home instead of the studio guys. There's more life in it that way.