Hot Dogma by miles for me. Life Kills/Let's Club it To Death/It's Novel It's Unique/Let's Form A Company/Get Thee In My Behind Satan. I could go on all day. 2. tism.wanker.com 3. Great Truckin' Songs 4. Beasts of Suburban 5. Gentlemen Start Your Egos 6. Machiavelli 7. White Albu 8. De Rigeurmortis

I picked Machiavelli and the Four Seasons but i do enjoy Gold Gold Gold for Australia :D gotta love the poetry :P

It's a close call for me between DRM and Machiavelli, but in the end I've got to go with Machiavelli :D Does anyone know where you can find Beasts Of Suburban?

It pops up on ebay every now and then...

De Rig is absolutely it for me. That's the album that made me fall in love. The spoken word bits are nothing short of genius, and it has the right mix to keep you in the pop aesthetic without going so far into it as to lose sight of the point, which is to make fun of everything that comes nearby. And while it may not have aged well, Thou Shalt Not is pure fucking genius. Maybe -because- it aged so poorly.

Showing my age with the vote for Dogma... I remember one Friday night at the Pacific Hotel in Lorne waiting for (wait for it).. Nick Barker and the Reptiles, when "Let's form a company" got played on the video screen... Love at first sight...

only heard a few from Hot Dogma but i loves em

Cheers for that Zero Was your band any good?

Nah, we were shithouse...

As long as you were Novel and Unique at the same time.... names Baragwanath! I'll cut you in half!

That's the thing, I would have said it if we were... ;)

Not a single vote for Albun, honestly though it's not half-bad...

If you skip the CD portion

The White Albun was the "Lets see what we can put together in twenty minutes" album