Bucky Fellini by Dead Milkmen

Bucky Fellini, the Dead Milkmen's third album, came out on Enigma as the follow-up to Eat Your Paisley!, and the Philadelphia wiseacres were still doing what they did best: jangly, rattling punk rock served with a smirk and accents you could only pick up in Philly. Rodney Anonymous handled vocals and keyboards, Joe Jack Talcum sang and played guitar, Dave Blood held down the bass and Dean Clean kept the beat.

The single was "Instant Club Hit (You'll Dance to Anything)", whose title says plenty, and it got its own EP stuffed with remixes and unreleased tracks. Elsewhere a song called "I Am the Walrus" turns out to have nothing to do with the Beatles, and "Watching Scotty Die" was later covered by Mischief Brew. The album reached 163 on the Billboard 200, and Beelzebubba and "Punk Rock Girl" were waiting around the corner.

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