MoB's horrible truth lies in their live shows: when they were good, they were really really good and when they were bad, they were plainly horrid. Here, it's p gud yea. It's much more chaotic than their more polished studio recordings, and here you understand Martin Swope's role: be the loop master. This is actually the most important MoB record to listen to if you wanna understand this aspect of the band. Go for their first EP and LP for the tunes, then play this one and immerge into a whole new experience. It's sometimes a tad "too" messy tho.
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