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Song Title Time Price 6:40 $0.89 Visit our audio page for more information Acid Bath is the Fiend's 2nd album which includes the indie hit 'E.S.T. (Trip To The Moon)'. Goth. 2003. And if they're really naughty, give 'em an acid bath! I grew up in Germany during the mid to late 80's when the almighty dollar could buy you records on the German economy at about $5/apiece, so we were more experimental with what we listened to. This rekkid was an example of one of the gems we found during that time. To us, it was kind of like watching a horror movie. The music and lyrics are creepy. When I went into college, though, I made a tape of this for a friend and told her "This is the most innovative record since Sgt. Peppers!" I realize now that was a little over the top, but I really enjoyed this album that much. The lyrics are just plain fantastic on this album. When I worked in NC, there was an elevator at my facility where someone had written "In God We Trust" above the doors on the first floor. I was always tempted to put "In Cars We Rust" below it. The above mentioned song starts out with "I'm on a cross looking down." So you know that ASF is coming out swinging on this one. While every song is a hit, my personal favorite is "Breakdown and Cry, Lay Down and Die, Goodbye." After working a factory job all day during the summer months between college semesters, I used to come home, turn the ceiling fan on, turn the lights out and just veg to this tune. The lyrics make absolutely no sense, yet paint colorful pictures: My cigarette burns yellow and then it burns blue/I'm heading due south was it blanks we fired at you? Downtown Saturday, uptown Monday morning/ The telephone rings it leaves me yawning/This ain't no show, this is for real/The candles all burn for you love and just for you while the ceiling goes round and round and round and round for me/Lights out, shall we go to sleep? Is this just a show? Is this just a dream? The hit, if any, on this album, would have been "E.S.T. (Trip to the Moon)." It would have fit nicely on the radio with all the other great 80's music that was going on back then. Anyway, if you like music made with great synthesizers, rocking guitars, and proper drum machines, load up with "Acid Bath." You won't be disappointed.

Acid Bath Available from Amazon Price: $21.99 Updated on 12-14-2008.