This is as strong a debut as they come especially considering the punk rock DIY nature of this album and the era it came out in (pre-grunge, pre-internet, and pre-Reagan ahlzheimers... well maybe not that last one). The lyric sheet as must-read material is as much a truism for a Victims Family release as it was for each and every Dead Kennedys album. Ralph Spight fights his demons admirably from the get go utilizing all-out lyrical assaults on his oppressors and/or playing devil's advocate (Biafra-style) in order to make an ironic point.