Butthole Surfers "Weird Revolution" Backorder was all about capturing the
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was all about capturing the spirit of the band's explosive live show
Released in 1997 on Recess & Epitaph
the band moved to Geffen Records and issued a pair of albums which took over alternative radio
Over a decade later it's back on vinyl courtesy of the label that gave it life
It is resolute
Butthole Surfers "Weird Revolution" Backorder was all about capturing theWeird Revolution is the eighth studio album by the band, released on Surfdog Records and Hollywood Records. It is in large part a rerecorded version of an earlier album, tentatively entitled After the Astronaut, that was abandoned in 1998. The Surfers teeter on the brink of conventional rock values. However, throughout the album, singer Gibby Haynes drives the proverbial truck into the ditch with rambling psychotic speeches.
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