One Fierce Beer Coaster - Bloodhound Gang

Why on earth old & overhyped Limp Bizkit (or whutever they are called) are the voice of the unsettled Yoof when the Bloodhound Gang are here always confuses me. Far better Raps, far more outrageous and rude and Far better tunes. Plus they are way younger & Cooler. But ENUFF! this is about 1 album only - The 1996 Geffen production called, ONE FIERCE BEER COASTER. THE RECORDING. according to the Sleave notes this is 'Who done Did What' Jimmi Pop Ali - produced the whole shebang... Wrote the 5th grade Lyrics. DJ Q-Ball - Fiddles with records Lupus - tries to play the guitar Evil Jared ...  Read the complete review

I first heard this album when I was at my friends in America and taped it off her. It was the most listened to tape in my collection, until i lost it. Then when I herad of the Bloodhound Gang in England when they released the 'Bad Touch' I decided to go on a mental hunt for the album I had loved three years before. Sure enough I found it for a heft price of £15.99. The album starts with the legendary 'Kiss Me Where It Smells Funny,' with the perfect use of minimal lyrics and heavy guitar. Most of the lyrics are undeciferable, except the part where it goes 'Kiss Me Where It Smells Funny!' Thats what I love about the Bloodhound Gang, their ace ...  Read the complete review

I can honestly say that there is no band I love like I love the Bloodhound Gang. I have every album they own, my walls are adorned with their posters aplenty - I'm actualy going to see them for the first time this November 25th - and I know a mockable number of insignifiant facts concerning them. I know it can be argued that they're homophobic, racist, sexist, and just disgusting, but quite frankly, I don't care. We live in an era of ridiculous levels of political correctness, and I really don't think one band making a few jokes at the expense of gay guys is going to set the gay rights movement back at all. If people can't see the opinions of the ...  Read the complete review

One Fierce Beer Coaster by the Bloodhound Gang formed part of the soundtrack to my teens, along with Nirvana. The Bloodhound Gang go out of their way to shock and cause offence with their lyrics - and I love it! One Fierce Beer Coaster was their second album, released in 1996, but the first I discovered. I never heard any of the tracks from it on the radio, but one track, Fire Water Burn, developed cult status among some of my friends, without them ever knowing who it was by. The Bloodhound Gang are best known for The Bad Touch, a track which appears on their third album, Hooray For Boobies. This track isn't a good example of their style, although I ...  Read the complete review

I love this album to bits. I do not think there is any way I could live without it. I got into the Bloodhound Gang after being greatly impressed and amused by their performance at Glastonbury 2000. I got kicked to pieces in the mosh pit and nearly suffocated, but I can honestly say it was worth all the pain I went threw. One Fierce Beer Coaster includes some of their best material to date - including 'I wish I was queer so I could get chicks' and 'Kiss me where it smells funny'. As you can probably work out from those titles (if you know nothing about the bloodhound gang) their songs are not very serious. They are immature, stupid and not ...  Read the complete review