What makes Not Richard, But Dick by Dead Milkmen notable?

'Not Richard, But Dick' showcases the Dead Milkmen's signature satirical style, contributing to the evolution of comedy rock in the early '90s. The single "I Dream of Jesus" received notable radio play and helped maintain their relevance in an evolving music scene, while the album itself is often cited as a fan favorite. Released in 1993, 'Not Richard, But Dick' was the Dead Milkmen's fifth studio album, following their 1992 release 'Metaphysical Graffiti'. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their unique comedic punk rock identity, having gained a cult following through their earlier works.