This is about Peter Stringfellow I think.

Gibbons thanked Al Jourgensen because his early Ministry drum samples had been used to polish Eliminator.[25]

Nightjar wrote:

This is about Peter Stringfellow I think.

Well, every girl crazy 'bout him.

It's a strange mixture of 1950s lyrics, 70s guitars, and 80s everything else.

It is a bit, err... repetitive.

Meganormous guitar solo.

Track 4 - I Need You Tonight.

I Need You Tonight

This Reverb goes to 11

According to Wikipedia, all of these songs were written by gibbons.

I find that hard to believe.

Starting off like a power bollard.

slow plodder.

Sounds a bit like Whitesnake.

Did Whitesnake sound like this in 1983?

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

According to Wikipedia, all of these songs were written by gibbons.

I find that hard to believe.

Well, a roomful of chimpanzees with typewriters and all that...

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

According to Wikipedia, all of these songs were written by gibbons.

I find that hard to believe.

On the album, credits for songwriting were assigned to Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard. Linden Hudson co-wrote several with Gibbons, and wrote "Thug" alone.

Who the hell is Frances Ruffelle when she's at home?

This one's a bit boring.

Unsure if the original comment was a joke or not.

I like it.

Track 5 - I Got the Six.

Old school properly lengthy guitar solo.

5: I Got the Six


Is this a reference to shooting or cr*p shooting?