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Use Your Fingers
Rock · 1995 · 11 tracks · 40m

Use Your Fingers

Bloodhound Gang

A chaotic debut of sample-heavy rap-rock and juvenile satire. Monotone vocals meet distorted guitars and 80s pop culture references in a basement-party blur.

July 17, 1995 · Columbia

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A relentless, high-energy barrage of juvenile humor and 90s cynicism.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 40m
01
Rip Taylor Is God
1:23
02
We Are the Knuckleheads
2:39
04
B.H.G.P.S.A.
0:23
06
Kids in America
4:23
07
You’re Pretty When I’m Drunk
3:57
08
The Evils of Placenta Hustling
0:19
13
No Rest for the Wicked
2:51
14
She Ain’t Got No Legs
2:28
15
We Like Meat
0:04
18
Nightmare at the Apollo
0:57
19
K.I.D.S. Incorporated – Previously Unreleased Bonus B‐Side Independent European Import Bootleg Outtake)
2:20
Moments Worth Listening For
the jarring transition from the rip taylor intro into the aggressive drum machine loop of track two
the deadpan delivery of the chorus in the kim wilde cover that strips away all original sincerity
the chaotic collage of pop culture soundbites that interrupt the flow of the longer tracks
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How does Use Your Fingers sound next to the rest of Bloodhound Gang's catalogue?

Sampler+0.7σ

The instrumentation foregrounds sampler a touch more than the catalogue usually does.

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