Butthole Surfers - Electric Larryland (1996)

These Austin punks spent a decade playing underground clubs and sleeping on floors next to the cat-litter box before scoring an unlikely commercial breakthrough with this 1996 album. The key to the highway was the modern-rock radio hit "Pepper," a novelty rap tune that reinvents Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side" from the perspective of postpunk nihilism, Texas-style. Another rock-rap track, "The Lord Is a Monkey," grafts a lyrical nod to Snoop Dogg over a mutilated Jimi Hendrix guitar lick. The rest of the album alternates pop-punk rave-ups ("Ulcer Breakout," "Ah Ha") with noisy acid freak-outs ("My Brother's Wife," "Space"). The Buttholes have not released an album since Electric Larryland. But it's all right, Ma, they're only bleeding. --Rick Mitchell 1. Birds - 3:10 2. Cough Syrup - 4:32 3. Pepper - 4:57 4. Thermador - 4:35 5. Ulcer Breakout - 2:34 6. Jingle of a Dog's Collar - 3:07 7. TV Star - 3:06 8. My Brother's Wife - 5:13 9. Ah Ha - 3:30 10. The Lord is a Monkey - 4:46 11. Let's Talk About Cars - 4:34 12. L.A. - 2:46 13. Space - 4:25

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