Reverb Motherfuckers - Route 666 Lp

Here's an ultra rare one. Limited Pressing of 1000 with hand silk screened covers.
Here's what All Music Guide Review says:

With a name like Reverb Motherfuckers (often shortened to RMF), New York's self-proclaimed scum rockers were clearly hoping to attract a little attention -- even negative attention (as with the Butthole Surfers before them) -- to their sample-heavy noise rock. And that they did -- both attract and repel -- with their debut, Route 666, with its silk-screened Day-Glo cover (a psychedelic portrait of a motorcycle speeding past a twisty N.Y.C. skyline). Only a few years later, however, Wild Man, 4Skins, and Bubble -- the nicknames listed on the cover for Roy Edroso, Ray Sage, and John Terhorst -- would be forgotten. Meanwhile, at least one of their brothers in noise, Jon Spencer (Pussy Galore, JSBE), only became better-known once the '90s hit (partly by moving away from his noise rock origins). Although fairly headache-inducing when taken as a whole, Route 666 is, if nothing else, a pretty adventurous release. Rather than just another mound of indistinguishable sludge, each song has something different going on: bizarre lyrics, treated vocals, subversive humor, a diverse array of samples, and so on. Pretty much everything appears to be fair game, which means that some tracks are just silly, others downright irritating -- kind of like a cross between Frank Zappa and Killdozer (and it makes sense that the Honeymoon Killers' Jerry Teel gets a name check, as there's some crossover with that grungy garage unit as well). The best song is the Funhouse-influenced "Dr. Bloodmoney," whereas the opposite end of the spectrum includes "Joe of Arc," which sounds more like a reject from The Rocky Horror Picture Show (see, there really is something for everyone here). "Suspicious Minds" is a throwaway cover of the schmaltzy Elvis hit and "Peace Man" (an original composition) was recorded live at CBGB. ~ Kathleen C. Fennessy, All Music Guide

Track Listing
# 1 Highway to Hojos
# 2 Joan Collins Always
# 3 Thrillseekers
# 4 Backwards
# 5 Who Got the Crack
# 6 Action Boys
# 7 Want Girl
# 8 Dr. Bloodmoney
# 9 Parents
# 10 Peaceman
# 11 Joe of Arc
# 12 Parmesan
# 13 Suspicious Minds
# 14 Cocktail Time
# 15 Harmonic Convergence
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