Probably the most commercially successful of Fishbone's albums, this 1991 effort set off a chain of mainstream appearances, including a prominent slot in the inaugural Lollapalooza lineup. This album has some really strong tracks on it, but, for some reason, I never want to listen to them all at once. I think this was when the members of the band started to write songs that really branched out into each's individual style, and the sum of those different parts did not necessarily add up to a single, cohesive product. This record also marked the addition of guitarist John Bigham to the band, which introduced a heavier sound. There were originally U.S., Dutch, and Spanish vinyl pressings. The U.S. one, like some prior releases, has different catalogue numbers on the sleeve and vinyl: C2 46142 on the sleeve, C 47864 on the vinyl. The U.S. pressing has been getting more expensive, while the European ones have been stable. In 2018, Megaforce re-pressed it on green vinyl. That re-release seems to have been somewhat overlooked, but the price is creeping upward.
| Version | Value ($) | Scarcity | Price Trending |
|---|---|---|---|
| Columbia C2 46142/C 47864 | 30-50 | 3 | Up / Volatile |
| Columbia 467415 1 (Netherlands) | 15-25 | 3 | Stable |
| CBS/Sony 467415 1 (Spain) | 25-35 | 4 | Stable |
| Megaforce 88985480261 (Green) | 25-40 | 3 | Up / Volatile |
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