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Bucky Fellini

Dead Milkmen · 1988

38 min · 16 tracks · punk · comedy rock · cowpunk

A chaotic blend of punk energy and absurdist humor wrapped in catchy melodies and irreverent lyrics.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short, punchy song bursts
  • steady, consistent energy levels
  • quirky, humorous listening experience
  • lighthearted background fun

Where this album fits

Career context
By the time 'Bucky Fellini' was released in 1988, Dead Milkmen had already gained traction with their debut album, 'Big Lizard in My Backyard'. This sophomore effort showcased their unique fusion of punk rock and comedy, solidifying their niche within the alternative music scene. The album followed a successful tour that helped them build a dedicated fanbase.
Stylistic neighbors
They Might Be Giants· The Bouncing Souls· Ween

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Pit 2:19
  • 2 Take Me to the Specialist 2:17
  • 3 I Am the Walrus 2:02
  • 4 Watching Scotty Die 2:43
  • 5 Going to Graceland 2:35
  • 6 Big Time Operator 2:53
  • 7 Instant Club Hit (You’ll Dance to Anything) 3:37
  • 8 The Badger Song 2:18
  • 9 Tacoland 1:35
  • 10 City of Mud 1:58
  • 11 Rocketship 2:48
  • 12 Nitro Burning Funny Cars 2:45
  • 13 Surfin’ Cow 3:34
  • 14 (Theme From) Blood Orgy of the Atomic Fern 2:18
  • 15 Jellyfish Heaven 2:10
  • 16 [unknown] 0:34

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