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Revenge Is Easy by Puny Human (CD, 2000)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
ProducerJoe Hogan^Puny Human
Record LabelSmall Stone Records, Smal
UPC0709764101922
eBay Product ID (ePID)11046034855
Product Key Features
Release Year2000
FormatCD
GenreRock
ArtistPuny Human
Release TitleRevenge Is Easy
Dimensions
Item Height0.40 in
Item Weight0.24 lb
Item Length5.60 in
Item Width4.90 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Number of Tracks39
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Raze the Leghorn Bar 1.2 Goddess of the Metal 1.3 Eating Cigarettes 1.4 Lefty Among the Leeches 1.5 Jesus Has My Leg 1.6 Stink of Two Men 1.7 Spatial Interpolation 1.8 Jimbo the Hut 1.9 Way of the Intercepting Fist 1.10 Damone 1.11 Silent 1.12 Silent 1.13 Silent 1.14 Silent 1.15 Silent 1.16 Silent 1.17 Silent 1.18 Silent 1.19 Silent 1.20 Silent 1.21 Silent 1.22 Silent 1.23 Silent 1.24 Silent 1.25 Silent 1.26 Silent 1.27 Silent 1.28 Silent 1.29 Silent 1.30 Silent 1.31 Silent 1.32 Silent 1.33 Silent 1.34 Silent 1.35 Silent 1.36 Silent 1.37 Silent 1.38 Silent 1.39 Rock in a Hard Place (Cheshire/Cat)
NotesAnd the award for the best use of a Jedi master on a metal album goes to... Puny Human, who begin Revenge Is Easy (Small Stone) with an edited snippet wherein Yoda reminds us, "You must feel the Force around you... here, between you... me... The tree... The rock." It's all, of course, about the rock - in this case, guttural throb and boogie in the storied tradition of Sabbath, Cactus, Scissorfight, B.O.C., Clearlight, Blue Cheer, and Alabama Thunderpussy, with enough subterranean snarl and swagger that they haven't had much problem covering Aerosmith or Skynyrd when the mood hits 'em. Their own songs ain't bad neither, 'specially the grindhouse muscle-car shitstorm "Jesus Has My Leg" ("Satan's got my hand/Vaders in my head/ Leia's not my friend"), "Goddess Of The Metal" (something about strippers and the apocalypse' downright Danzig-ian), and yet 'nother hyperdrive Star Wars nod, "Jimbo The Hutt." And "Stink Of Two Men" has the strength of at least three. Drummer Ian Robinson has a cool day job as MTV News' "metal correspondent"; The Puny ones have played up here almost often enough to qualify as honorary Rock City inductees, and they've got the Ironlung beards to prove i
