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Tescos Vee's Hate Police
Gonzo Hate Vibe
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock

Track Listings (30) - Disc #1
1. Die Foreign Scum
2. Big Boob Bonanza
3. Hair Helmet
4. Big Giant Cock
5. I Club Baby Seals
6. Jeff Boy R Deee
7. Nothing at All
8. Vegetarian on a Stick
9. Fuckin the Dough
10. Divide and Conquer
11. Gang Rape Lullaby
12. Cold Call
13. Captain Skid Marx
14. Big Backyard - Tesco Vee, Bockis
15. Baby I'm Gonna Shoot
16. Kamikaze Gridlock
17. King Carnivore
18. Streetsweeper
19. Toiling in the Underground
20. Penal Colony of Death
21. Vengeance - Tesco Vee, Fix
22. Burp Gun Boogie
23. Anal Face - Tesco Vee, Campbell, Keith
24. Manimal - Tesco Vee, Smear, Pat
25. Mom vs. Tesco
26. Losing My Religion - Tesco Vee, REM
27. Judas Priest My Ass Hurts
28. Kill Ugly Naked - Tesco Vee, Obsessed
29. Chewed
30. Captain's Log

CD Details

All Artists: Tescos Vee's Hate Police
Title: Gonzo Hate Vibe
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Staple Gun
Release Date: 2/5/1993
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
Style: Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 743814000223

Synopsis

Album Description

After the Meatmen broke up, lead Meat Tesco Vee formed this little group featuring members of Washington DC's Black Market Baby. They released a bunch of rare 7" records and one album, Gonzo Hate Vibe, a rollercoaster ride of tongue in cheek humour, sacrilegious screeds and blazing punk metal, all held together by the indomitable Mr. Vee. This CD reissue features the full 1992 album as well as some rare bonus tracks, including covers of the Germs' "Manimal" and REM's "Losing My Religion."

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CD Reviews

The Meatmen's Tesco Vee Doing What He Does Best...

Chris Doelling | 03/11/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Loaned this baby out and it never came back.Miss it.The Jeffery Dammer song done to "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy--I got love in my tummy!" Is worth reprinting the CD in and of itself. Great Album"

Obnoxiousness at it's best(or worst for the faint of heart)

Chris Doelling | Bradenton, FL | 01/27/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I had this album,once. ONCE! Some fool stole it from me and i've been searching for a replacement for 7 years... i'll kill that punk if i can find him. This album has some of the greatest works of non-politically correct music ever. "nothing at all" is fast paced short song about, well, nothing at all.
The crowning glory of this album is the masterpiece known as "F**king the dough". You really,REALLY need to hear this. But, if you gotta ask, you'll never get it. A must have(back) album."

King Tesco In His Finest Form...

Tim MacKenzie | Calgary, Alberta, Canada | 07/04/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is one of Tesco's funniest and best works EVER! Every song kills, but some finer points are "Big Boob Bonanza" about strip clubs, "F@#kin'The Dough" about a twisted pizza maker, and a bunch more all as good as the last. Unfortunately, I too lost my copy, and have been searching for years for another(I've only ever seen the one). I don't know if it's out of print or not, but like all of Tesco and The Meatmen's work, should be readily available to anyone who likes heavy, fast, tight punk/rock/metal with the funniest lyrics you've ever heard.No subject is too taboo for Tesco, and I've always thought his stuff was funnier than bands like The Mentors, Dayglo Abortions, Angry Samoans,GG Allin(all great in their own right). Long live Tesco Vee(c'mon back Tesco, the world needs you now more than ever!!!)."