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Tracks:
Baile de los Locos
Here We Are Again
My Soul Is Sick
Bullet Proof
Elephantitis
Los Hombres Nollaran
Nazican
Freeballin
Motel Six
Kids Will Have to Pay, The
Nowhere Left to Go
This Aint No Disco
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Performer Notes:

• Voodoo Glow Skulls: Frank (vocals); Eddie (guitar, background vocals); Jorge (bass, background vocals); Joey (saxophone); Joe (trumpet); Brodie (trombone); Jerry "Strombo" (drums, percussion).
• Additional Personnel: Dave Mello (clarinet); Jim Goodwin (Mellotron, organ, walkie talkie).
• Recorded at Paramount Studios, Hollywood, California.
• BAILE DE LOS LOCOS, the second Epitaph release from ska-punk veterans the Voodoo Glow Skulls, is one of the bands most focused expressions of its funky, horn-and-guitar-fueled musical stew. The sound suggests the Mighty Mighty Bosstones grafted over a wall of more aggressive solid-state guitar reminiscent of such West Coast brethren as Suicidal Tendencies. But for all the roiling guitars and churning drums on BAILE DE LOS LOCOS, the concentration of infectious horn hooks maintains an upbeat, innocuous party-like vibe.
• BAILE DE LOS LOCOS sports such adolescent-sounding titles as "Freeballin" and "Elephantitis." Three of the songs are sung in Spanish, and theres even a cover of "Feliz Navidad." Frank Casillas growls his vocals throughout. On "The Kids Will Have to Play," he proudly proclaims that "weve been this way since 1988." And BAILE DE LOS LOCOS proves that the party isnt about to end anytime soon for the Voodoo Glow Skulls.

Producer: Jim Goodwin

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 1 October, 2004

Label: Epitaph (USA)

Dimensions: 12.7 x 14 x 1.3 centimeters (0.06 kg)