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Artist: Ugly Kid Joe

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CD Title: The Very Best of Ugly Kid Joe - As Ugly As It Gets

 

Category: Melodic Metal

Year: 1998

Label: Polygram Records

Catalog Number: 558820

Personnel

Mark Davis drums, percussion
Whitfield Crane vocals
Cordell Crockett bass, vocals
Klaus Eichstadt guitar, vocals
Dave Fortman guitar, vocals
Roger Lahr guitar
Shannon Larkin percussion
Bobby Fernandez drums

Tracks

1.	Madman	3:37
2.	Neighbor	4:43
3.	Cat's in the Cradle	4:01
4.	Everything About You	4:20
5.	Tomorrow's World	4:18
6.	God	2:54
7.	Busy Bee	4:08
8.	C.U.S.T.	2:59
9.	Milkman's Son	3:51
10.	N.I.B.	5:24
11.	Goddamn Devil	4:53
12.	Slower Than Nowhere	4:58
13.	Funky Fresh Country Club	5:16
Total Running Time:		55:22

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Existing comments about this CD

From: koogles	Date: January 1, 2002 at 17:02
Probably the only UKJ CD you'll ever need, assuming you need one to begin with. Whether they were being silly or covering other people's songs, it was hard to take UKJ seriously as a "legitimate" band. It's too bad they didn't throw a couple tracks from "Motel California" on here. That album actually revealed UKJ's aspirations beyond the ranks of novelty/cover band.

From: skum	Date: February 25, 2004 at 23:21
I really don't like ugly kid joe as a traditional heavy Meatal band but they have some really kick ass tunes. The best song in my oppinion on this album is "Goddamn Devil" it rocks in fact this song alone is worth the four or five bucks you spend for a used copy of this album. It's not going to be the best album in your collection but it is well worth having! Nuf said

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: May 6, 2007 at 16:56
Compilations are always worth having 'coz they resume the whole career of a band wether the band is good or bad.In this case UKJ has something to win on.8/10

From: rick kerch vzla	Date: January 23, 2017 at 6:22
Listening to this gorgeous compilation once more and it's quite a cool one indeed ...tracks 1,2,3,4,6,8,11,13 & 14 are the ones for me no matter what.84/100

From: Auslander

Date: May 27, 2022 at 8:27

Now, unless you were a huge fan of the band, this is the UKJ album you need in your collection. Sometimes a band comes along that is successful despite themselves. It is almost an accident. UKJ were one of those bands. Right on the tail end of the wave, they added a dose of Funk and a tongue firmly planted in their cheek. Good band. And thus is a good summation of their short reign. Essential tracks are the first four, with the Harry Chapin cover being one of the best cover songs of all time. Grade A.

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